Xen: Ending Hate & Prejudice, the Last Testament of Mankind, a Satire by D J Solomon

“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.

OCLC KEY WORDS: fiction--xenophobia, misanthrophy, feminism, weather, philosophy. Allegories,
humorous stories, utopias, science fiction

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Xen -- a satire about the new world order
by D. J. Solomon

The end of hate & prejudice...begins with you!

In this Apocalyptic tale, a misanthropic geneticist
designs a world without evil, ending the battle of the
sexes, and unwittingly triggers another doomsday
countdown. Neither conspiracy theorists nor the
plutocrats get it right in this political satire of the new
world order.

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