A searing satire and a rallying cry, EnWorld exposes the seductive dangers of totalitarianism in the modern age and the fragile line between good and evil. For fans of Orwell, Huxley, and Bradbury, EnWorld pushes further into a future that mankind must avoid. As Orwell said, "Don't let it happen."
"A blend of speculative fiction, satire, and thought experiment, explores themes of identity and morality... James’ literary loop-the-loops result in a fun, brainy read. Entertaining and inventive storytelling." Get it.
–Kirkus Reviews
“EnWorld is a richly philosophical dystopian novel imagining a future where technological progress and totalitarian domination merge to remake human civilization.”
–Readers Favorite Review, 5-Stars
“Inventive blend of speculative fiction, satire, and profound philosophical inquiry.”
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