eBook
About This Book
NOTHING IS PERMANENT, SAVE THE EARTH.
Do you ever wonder what our world will look like tomorrow? Life on Earth is always changing. Twenty-five years ago there were no smartphones, no Nine-Eleven, no Obama Administration. No reality TV.
Who can guess what our lives will look like in the future?
And whether or not there will be a place for us?
ETERNAL TERRA offers five glimpses of the future. Journey to a time when man's best friend is forced to live in a world without man . . . Meet a woman who is cursed with dreams of alternate realities . . . Visit a world where splinter groups use virtual reality to bring to life their own twisted political philosophies. These stories and others can be found in ETERNAL TERRA, a 37,000-word collection by science fiction author, Steven Mohan, Jr.
Steven Mohan, Jr. has published scores of short stories in markets as diverse as INTERZONE, POLYPHONY, and PARADOX, as well as several DAW original anthologies. His short fiction has won honorable mention in THE YEAR'S BEST SCIENCE FICTION and THE YEAR'S BEST FANTASY AND HORROR.
Do you ever wonder what our world will look like tomorrow? Life on Earth is always changing. Twenty-five years ago there were no smartphones, no Nine-Eleven, no Obama Administration. No reality TV.
Who can guess what our lives will look like in the future?
And whether or not there will be a place for us?
ETERNAL TERRA offers five glimpses of the future. Journey to a time when man's best friend is forced to live in a world without man . . . Meet a woman who is cursed with dreams of alternate realities . . . Visit a world where splinter groups use virtual reality to bring to life their own twisted political philosophies. These stories and others can be found in ETERNAL TERRA, a 37,000-word collection by science fiction author, Steven Mohan, Jr.
Steven Mohan, Jr. has published scores of short stories in markets as diverse as INTERZONE, POLYPHONY, and PARADOX, as well as several DAW original anthologies. His short fiction has won honorable mention in THE YEAR'S BEST SCIENCE FICTION and THE YEAR'S BEST FANTASY AND HORROR.