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Abyss-gazing futurists confront mental fragility.

If you're into speculative fiction with a psychological twist, Warren Ellis's "Normal" is something to consider. It's a read that delves into the minds of those who spend their lives anticipating humanity's endgame, with all the accompanying stresses and strains. Imagine a story that entangles foresight with personal deterioration, all wrapped in Ellis's sharp, darkly witty prose. This book offers not just a thought experiment but a visceral journey into the toll of knowing too much.

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ISBN: 9780374534974
Authors: Warren Ellis
Publisher: FSG Originals
Date of Publication: 2016-11-29
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Mystery/Crime/Thriller, Science Fiction
Goodreads rating: 3.64
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A smart, tight techno-thriller set in the very near future. Two kinds of people think about the future: foresight strategists who map geo-engineering and smart cities, and strategic forecasters who anticipate geopolitical upheaval and drone warfare. When Adam Dearden, a foresight strategist, arrives at Normal Head—a secure, experimental forest in Oregon—to unplug, a patient disappears from his locked room, leaving nothing but a pile of insects. A staff investigation unfolds as surveillance tightens. As the mystery deepens, the story challenges the core principles of how and why we think about the future—and the past, and the now.
 

Abyss-gazing futurists confront mental fragility.

If you're into speculative fiction with a psychological twist, Warren Ellis's "Normal" is something to consider. It's a read that delves into the minds of those who spend their lives anticipating humanity's endgame, with all the accompanying stresses and strains. Imagine a story that entangles foresight with personal deterioration, all wrapped in Ellis's sharp, darkly witty prose. This book offers not just a thought experiment but a visceral journey into the toll of knowing too much.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.