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    Future Alien®
    Future Alien®
    Future Alien®
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    Future Alien®

    By Philip Tejszerski

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    Future Alien draws on the timeless tale of an outsider bringing peace to a troubled world, and its insights have an ethereal quality that calms. The story gives the frightening figure that humanity has about aliens its real face – beauty. The first book written by an X-Aerospace designer is a dynamic journey that will make you feel at ease yet transport you to a different time and space. It’s also a reflective piece that will evoke many different emotions. Open the pages to a sci-fi fantasy full of hope!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAustin Macauley Publishers
    Release dateMar 1, 2024
    ISBN9781398453203
    Future Alien®
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    Philip Tejszerski

    Philip Tejszerski has been a designer of future technology since 1998. Some of his career achievements include the finalist prize in the Ford/Wheels Young Designer Award, being a lecturer in “Design for the Future” at the University of Newcastle, being featured in Popular Science Magazine, and working as an aerospace designer on electric EVTOL aircraft. Philip Tejszerski also loved creative writing since primary school. Future Alien® is his first published written work based on lived experiences over a period of 40 years. He has studied literature on artificial intelligence, astrophysics, philosophy, spirituality and psychology in great depth in order to complete this inspired and timely project.

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      Future Alien® - Philip Tejszerski

      About the Author

      Philip Tejszerski has been a designer of future technology since 1998. Some of his career achievements include the finalist prize in the Ford/Wheels Young Designer Award, being a lecturer in Design for the Future at the University of Newcastle, being featured in Popular Science Magazine, and working as an aerospace designer on electric EVTOL aircraft. Philip Tejszerski also loved creative writing since primary school.

      Future Alien® is his first published written work based on lived experiences over a period of 40 years. He has studied literature on artificial intelligence, astrophysics, philosophy, spirituality and psychology in great depth in order to complete this inspired and timely project.

      Dedication

      To my time twins, Mikolai and Mila – I love you to the moon and back.

      To our grandchildren’s children – Thank you.

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