The Chronicles of the Upheavals

Approximately 450 pages Approximately 100,000 words

A work of fiction by  Shariff Abdullah

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Q:  Will Humanity make it through these turbulent times?

A:  Yes… but not how you think.

A more important question:  Will YOU make it?

A:  That depends…

Chronicles shows what happens to humanity if we continue to follow our current societal path.  It’s speculative fiction… but a fiction that is mighty close to the truth.

[NOTE:  “Chronicles” was launched on 20 June, 2016, via a unique crowdfunding campaign.  The 30 day campaign was successful, raising a total of $10,495 from 145 backers.  These funds will be used for marketing and for research into Books 2 and 3.

(Note: If you’d like to see my reasons for writing a book of fiction, click here.)

The Book…

A Brief Synopsis:

Humanity is about to transform. And its going to be messy… It’s the year 2125, and the human world has had its mega-crises.  Just about everything that could go wrong, did.  Billions of humans perished in the human-caused cataclysms.

Despite the Upheavals, humanity makes it to a livable future on a healing planet.  From the excess of waste, the shock of dysfunction and the fog of denial, humanity in the Year 2125 moves into new ways of working with each other and working with the Earth. We make it… but HOW?

That’s the question “The Chronicles of the Upheavals” answers!

“Chronicles” is not apocalyptic or dystopian. While there are plenty of gun-toting paramilitaries, brain-dead politicians, religious crazies, druggies, warlords, fundamentalists, survivalists, refugees, even a few cannibals… the story is not about them. It’s about how we humans transform ourselves, our systems and structures, DESPITE an insane leadership, mired in the fog of denial.

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Chronicles shows what will happen to us if we continue to follow our current societal path.  It also shows us an alternate path forward.  It’s speculative fiction… but a fiction that is mighty close to the truth.

Peace,

Shariff