Journey to the Arks-A Mission to Save Humanity was written for a general audience of all ages. Although labeled science-fiction, it is, as well, an amalgamation of human-interest stories paralleling a Dickensian world-model of intricate relationships and surprising twists. The book’s message is predicated on the notion that, in our world ofcontinuous flux and turmoil,
Journey to the Arks-A Mission to Save Humanity was written for a general audience of all ages. Although labeled science-fiction, it is, as well, an amalgamation of human-interest stories paralleling a Dickensian world-model of intricate relationships and surprising twists. The book’s message is predicated on the notion that, in our world ofcontinuous flux and turmoil, human beings can, if they so choose, seize theopportunity to establish a harmonious world. Guided by inhabitants of a planet so remote in the universe as to evade scientific scrutiny, the host ofprotagonists comes together, each microcosms of frailty and, at once, limitless potential, to create a unified society of peaceful coexistence. The book is a tribute to humankind’s infinite circle of interconnectednessand our potential to reach beyond the Self, where dreams are made real.
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