This series focuses on the rediscovery and preservation of foundational literary works. Each volume meticulously restores and reformats historically significant texts, ensuring their clarity and accessibility for contemporary readers. The endeavor aims to safeguard cultural heritage and honor influential writings that have shaped human thought. It serves as a tribute to literary history and a commitment to its enduring legacy.
Set against a backdrop of social and political challenges, this short novel explores themes of race and identity. Originally serialized in ANALOG magazine, it delves into the burdens faced by Black individuals in a complex society. The narrative weaves together elements of science fiction and social commentary, reflecting on the struggles and resilience of its characters in a thought-provoking manner.
El Hassan, aspiring ruler of North Africa, finds himself fleeing with only six followers, including a young woman. His ambitions are challenged by the formidable coalition of global powers, including the Reunited Nations and major regional entities like the United States of the Americas and the Soviet Complex. The narrative explores themes of power, ambition, and the struggle against overwhelming odds as El Hassan navigates a world united against his tyrannical dreams.