by Bertil Scali, Raphaël de Andreis · Pocket · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782266320269
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In a world devastated by ecological genocide, humanity faces radical decisions to survive. Under a new dictatorial regime, drastic measures are imposed, such as banning pets and limiting divorces to reduce resource consumption. The story follows Samuel Bourget, a man born in 1969 who, having contributed to the environmental catastrophe of his generation, struggles to avoid the scrutiny of the new ecological dictators while trying to reconcile with his family. This dystopian science fiction novel by Bertil Scali and Raphaël de Andreis offers a provocative reflection on the relationship between humanity, democracy, and the climate crisis.
