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Set in a near future where water scarcity leads to deadly consequences, the narrative unfolds a gripping saga filled with human struggle and political intrigue. As corporate fraud intertwines with murder, characters are forced to navigate a treacherous landscape where survival hinges on access to this precious resource. The story explores the lengths individuals will go to in a world where water is worth killing for, highlighting the darker sides of humanity and the complexities of power and greed.

Powerful and impassioned, the collection of short stories explores transformative connections between ancestral wisdom and modern technology. Through themes of self-examination and awareness of others, the narratives delve into redemptive engagements with both the spiritual and the earthly realms. This work resonates not only with African experiences but also offers universal insights, making it relevant for a wider audience.

Set in an alternate South Africa under apartheid, the narrative follows Sibisuso, an AmaZulu caught in the turmoil of ongoing inequality, and Martin, a white psychologist. Their lives converge through a revolutionary machine that has the potential to alter the course of their society. As tensions rise, themes of struggle, identity, and the quest for justice unfold, creating a gripping backdrop for their intertwined destinies.

Dramatic 360º panoramic vistas of New York City--created using a digital camera and digital imaging technology--capture some of the city's major landmarks, including Times Square, the Empire State Building, Central Park, and the Metropolitan Museum, as well as such spots as a firehouse, a neighborhood bar, and other popular hangouts. 15,000 first printing.