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    Futurevision
    Futurevision
    Futurevision
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    Futurevision

    By 1231 Publishing

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    Since humankind was able to imagine, stories about the future both immediate and far-reaching have been passed on. We ask ourselves:

    Will we, as a species, be able to overcome our differences and work together?
    Will planet Earth be salvaged or abandoned?
    Will we be able to connect with other humans in a digital age?
    Will we be able to recognise ourselves and our society in twenty years' time? How about in fifty or a hundred?

    Find out what twenty Australian authors have imagined and be intrigued by the differences - and similarities - they have in store for humankind.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisher1231 Publishing
    Release dateDec 18, 2017
    ISBN9780992520182
    Futurevision
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    1231 Publishing

    1231 Publishing began in 2015 as a micro-publisher, to assist independent authors with their projects as well as creating more opportunities for the fiction writer. 1231 Publishing has started an annual anthology project, the first to be launched in September 2016, titled 'Obliquity'. 1231 Publishing services are aimed towards two types of writers: those authors with a strict budget and who don't need the 'full publishing package' but rather a few individual services as well as a helping hand to get started, or for authors who already have experience but want to focus on their writing rather than on back-of-house tasks.

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