Jeff Stickney
Fiction
“Reminiscent of Arthur C. Clarke’s Childhood’s End, Buchan carries off a provocative thought-experiment on humanity’s genetic and spiritual transformation: challenging readers to consider what we would be willing to give up in order to move our species from disease and conflict, to health and contentment. In clear prose he delivers first-person testimonials from around the world, capturing the sense of different places and depicting the human condition in this poignant atlas of the soul.”
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