The Retroactivist
Title | The Retroactivist |
Year for Search | 2017 |
Authors | Ragolia, Nate |
Date Published | 2017 |
Publisher | Spaceboy Books |
Place Published | Denver, CO |
ISBN Number | 978-0-9987120-0-0 |
Keywords | Male author, US author |
Annotation | A technological eutopia, called the United Sociocracy of the Americas that the protagonist finds flawed. In the future, technology has replaced all necessary work leaving everyone able to follow whatever personal passions they choose. Everyone is provided with a basic income on which it is possible to live comfortably. Sexual expression is completely free. Replicators produce material goods, including food. Robotic health checks constantly available. Much extended lifespan. All religious faiths combined into the Universal Combined Church of Faiths. The protagonist comes to believe that the twentieth century is a better time, and much of the novel is concerned with his struggles to recreate the twentieth century. |
Title Note | The cover adds the subtitle “The future is yesterday”. |
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Full Text | 2017 Ragolia, Nate. The Retroactivist [the cover adds the subtitle “The future is yesterday”]. Denver, CO: Spaceboy Books. 291 pp. PSt A technological eutopia, called the United Sociocracy of the America, that the protagonist finds flawed. In the future, technology has replaced all necessary work leaving everyone able to follow whatever personal passions they choose. Everyone is provided with a basic income on which it is possible to live comfortably. Sexual expression is completely free. Replicators produce material goods, including food. Robotic health checks constantly available. Much extended lifespan. All religious faiths combined into the Universal Combined Church of Faiths. The protagonist comes to believe that the twentieth century is a better time, and much of the novel is concerned with his struggles to recreate the twentieth century. |