Come Tomorrow

The infinite possibilities for mankind's future are as diverse as those contemplating them. While it seems that there are more predictions of ruin than utopia, the sheer adaptability and persistence of humanity has always been it's greatest strength. Taking that as a basis, it can be argued that no matter what happens, mankind will survive and carry on to greater things. Within this book you will find sixty views of where those strengths could take us, along with the foibles we have. From futures so far removed as to be almost incomprehensible to views of dystopian tomorrows that seem to loom closer than anyone likes to admit. Using the flash fiction format, originally attributed to Hemingway and gaining popularity as a medium for visceral storytelling in a minimum of words, interspersed with short fiction pieces and one long story made up of eight flash and short fiction parts, this collection will whisk you away to realms as yet uncharted, to be intrigued, confused or romanced for a while. Entertaining and thought-provoking stories that can be read singly or en-masse as the whim takes you.