Xen -- a satire about the new world order
by D. J. Solomon
by D. J. Solomon
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The end of hate & prejudice...begins with you!
Recent generations of world leaders have
deliberated on the unification of humanity, making
insomniacs of the masses drawn to conspiracy
theories. Their symbiotic angst proves unfounded in
this satire that commemorates the ascent of an age
of reason through interwoven parables. What if half
the world’s population will perish before morning,
culled by a single common trait? In the
establishment of the new world order, would you be
one of the chosen?
deliberated on the unification of humanity, making
insomniacs of the masses drawn to conspiracy
theories. Their symbiotic angst proves unfounded in
this satire that commemorates the ascent of an age
of reason through interwoven parables. What if half
the world’s population will perish before morning,
culled by a single common trait? In the
establishment of the new world order, would you be
one of the chosen?
Publication date: November 2004
XEN © Copyright 2004 D. J.
Solomon All rights reserved.
ISBN 0-9760660-0-9
XEN © Copyright 2004 D. J.
Solomon All rights reserved.
ISBN 0-9760660-0-9
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- “A satirical science fiction allegory where the
weather's mastered and the battle of the sexes has
been settled for good.” Wilmington Star-News,
March 20, 2005. - "Crafted with genius symbolism. Can be read over
and over again and is perfect for book club
conversation." John Weaver, pageonelit.com, April
11, 2007 - "A triumph expressing a crucial message for
counter-culture and would-be world-transformers
of all walks of life, from humanitarians and pacifists
to feminists and libertarians." Michael Dunford,
Midwest Book Review, June 2007 - Society for Utopian Studies --reading & discussion,
annual meeting, Toronto, October 2007 - Included in the curriculum for Creative Writing at
Indiana University. - Part of the permanent Utopia collection at Penn
State libraries and the permanent collection at
University of North Carolina, Wilmington - Xen is not recommended for readers under the
age of 16.
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OCLC KEY WORDS: fiction--xenophobia, misanthrophy, feminism, weather, philosophy. Allegories,
humorous stories, utopias, science fiction
humorous stories, utopias, science fiction
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