a novel by
Ejner Fulsang
It's here!!
Copyright 2007 272 pages Genre: Literary SciFi
ISBN: 0-9778108-3-6 LCCN: 2006926488
Århus Publishing
www.AarhusPublishing.com
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the science behind A Destiny of Fools
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*** Synopsis ***
2085 A.D.--Humanity is down to 500 million people worldwide
due to the Great Sterility Pandemic. The age demographic
pyramid is upside down with the aged in the majority, a
dwindling population of able-bodied young, and babies all
but unheard of. A society that once thrived on growth and
innovation, now subsists on barter and salvage. There is
one last chance to stave off extinction. It's a risky one.
But the greater issue is--
Does H. sapiens sapiens deserve it?
*** News ***
- A Destiny of Fools
is out in full-release
- available on-line at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Borders.
Pricing:
Perfect Bound: $16.95 USD
Hardcover w/jacket: $26.95 USD
eBook: $12.00 USD
Remember, buy online or author-direct!
You won't find this book in stores.
About 15% of sales revenues
are ear-marked for ecological
and educational charities such as:
The Audubon Society
The Sierra Club
The Nature Conservancy
West Point Organization
Monmouth University
Local Education Belmont, CA
Do you have an ecological charity?
Would you like $0.50/book to go to your cause?
Contact me at ejner@ejnerfulsang.com
to see if you meet our criteria.
5-STAR REVIEW–June 2006 Warpcore SF
"The concept behind A Destiny of Fools is fresh and original, particularly when
overpopulation and overcrowding are things we take so much for granted
today. The science behind this story is well researched, to the extent that it
doesn't require much suspension of disbelief. This is realistic science fiction
rather than science fantasy. But more importantly, this is a well-written and
entertaining novel with an exciting plot that will have you hooked until the
last page."
—Rosalind Jackson, reviewer
FINALIST–2006 FLORIDA FIRST COAST WRITERS' FESTIVAL
“Sometimes I send some suggested corrections to entrants so the final
manuscript is as clean as possible, but your writing is so clean that I would
only be quibbling about commas here and there.”
—Howard Denson, 1st Round Judge
EDITOR’S PICK–JUNE 2004 ONLINE WRITING WORKSHOP SF/F/H
“There is a lot to like in this short chapter [four], which goes down as smooth
as pricy bourbon but still has a wonderful bite.”
—James Patrick Kelly, Hugo Award Winner, Think Like a Dinosaur