This book, written in the year 2073, tells the story of Jane Foreman. Jane was born in 2034, was enslaved at 15, and came to dominate the business, social, and political life of her era. Since this book was written by one of her best friends, it reveals long hidden secrets of her path from slavery to business magnate.
The back story of this book is a horrible collapse of our current credit bubble, leaving a low-tech world enhanced with cell phones, computers, and chattel slavery.
At the surface, this book is a rags-to-riches story with enough twists to keep you guessing until the very end.
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| "Anyone claiming that America’s economy is in decline is peddling fiction."
-- President Barack Obama during his 2016 State of the Union speech |
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Since this book is based on a terrible financial and social collapse starting in 2016, our former President appears to be publicizing this book. |
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The author of The Long Emergency, James Howard Kunstler, has also written a series of fiction books, The Word Made by Hand, which describes a world after an economic and social collapse occurring in our era. This makes us "cousin authors", for dealing with the same idea, but with significant differences. I urge anyone interested in the world of Jane Foreman to look at the books of James Howard Kunstler.
I do enjoy Mr. Kunstler's blog Clusterfuck Nation. He writes a major article once a week (on Monday). One of his essays, Pretend to the Bitter End says exactly what I would want to say about our current circumstances.