Solarpunk by Gerson Lodi-Ribeiro

Author:Gerson Lodi-Ribeiro [Fernandes, Fabio]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: solarpunk, climate change, optimistic science fiction, utopia, future, renewable energies, international science fiction, Brazil, translation, South American science fiction, alternate history
Publisher: World Weaver Press
Published: 2018-08-07T06:00:00+00:00

PS: As I said before, my belief is that my dream was an omen of the future that awaited humanity if James Paulsen continued his experiences. I also believe that God commissioned me to stop him, which is why I feel no remorse for the murder I committed. This morning I had an experience that further strengthened my faith already restored. After buying my ticket to Italy, I stopped at a bank and bought a newspaper. My shoes had to be polished. I saw a young black man, about eight or ten years old, on the corner working shine. I gave the boy a coin, sat on the bench, and he began his service. I looked at his face. He looked very familiar but I did not know where I knew him from. Then I asked the boy what his name was. His name was Gary Johnson.

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Daniel I. Dutra is originally from Pelotas, Rio Grande do Sul. He holds a degree in Letters (UCPEL) and a Master’s Degree in Comparative Literature (UFRGS). His Master’s Dissertation gave rise to the book Literatura de ficção-científica no cinema: A Máquina do Tempo — do livro ao filme (Sci-Fi Literature in the Cinema: The Time Machine — From Book to Film), a study on the work of H.G. Wells. In fiction he participated in the anthologies Deus Ex-Machina — Anjos e Demônios na Era do Vapor (2011) and Erótica Fantástica v. I (2012) from Editora Draco.

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