The Last Day Of Creation by Wolfgang Jeschke

In this thought-provoking science fiction novel, a daring and unconventional narrative unfolds, exploring the concept of time travel as a tool for geopolitical advantage. The story delves into an ambitious project initiated by the United States military, aiming to drastically alter the course of history and secure ultimate power by transporting resources from the past. As the narrative progresses, the ethical, moral, and unforeseen consequences of manipulating time are examined, leading to unexpected and profound implications for humanity's understanding of history, destiny, and the very fabric of the universe. This novel masterfully combines scientific speculation with human drama, challenging readers to ponder the limits of human ingenuity and the price of ambition.

The 9592nd greatest book of all time


Published
1981
Nationality
German
Type
Fiction
Pages
300-400
Words
Unknown
Original Language
German

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