Thanks for another insightful review Joel! Another newly released book that may be of interest given the current zeitgeist is Exogenesis, also by a novelist and neuropsychologist (as well as my husband). The novel is a vision of the future in which society has become fully divided into an advanced technological megacity on the one hand, and a traditional, family-oriented society on the other. It weaves both technological and spiritual themes (published by Ignatius Press). Here are some reviewers comments so far:
“Part 1984, part Brave New World, Peco Gaskovski's dystopia nonetheless glimmers with hope: Blade Runner meets The Benedict Option. A vivid read.”
“The finest dystopian novel I have read in years. A futuristic nightmare that feels all too credible. Peco Gaskovski’s novel is a worthy successor to Huxley’s Brave New World with an added ingredient missing from most dystopian novels—hope.”
If you are interested in reviewing the book, let me know and we can get a copy to you:)
Thanks for another insightful review Joel! Another newly released book that may be of interest given the current zeitgeist is Exogenesis, also by a novelist and neuropsychologist (as well as my husband). The novel is a vision of the future in which society has become fully divided into an advanced technological megacity on the one hand, and a traditional, family-oriented society on the other. It weaves both technological and spiritual themes (published by Ignatius Press). Here are some reviewers comments so far:
“Part 1984, part Brave New World, Peco Gaskovski's dystopia nonetheless glimmers with hope: Blade Runner meets The Benedict Option. A vivid read.”
“The finest dystopian novel I have read in years. A futuristic nightmare that feels all too credible. Peco Gaskovski’s novel is a worthy successor to Huxley’s Brave New World with an added ingredient missing from most dystopian novels—hope.”
If you are interested in reviewing the book, let me know and we can get a copy to you:)