The Technological African Dream — Mark Miller

Youthful Princess, Shardhu Shejola of the Royal Banta-minian African bloodline listened to her tutor lecture while on a trip to the court of the King of Ethiopia: Yes, my beloved Banta-minians you are the future. Today as you walk remember each thought, each word, each act of your hand is like the faculties of the artist, the sculptor, and the philosopher. Each creating art forms, from thought, word, and action. Know that you also have the power to weave the future. Be excellent in all you undertake, instructed Mimajo Binkuwa to the replete throng about her striking person that day. Inspired, Shardhu asked the question that had been burning within her heart for as long as she could recall: If it is as you say, me Mimajo, and we do control tomorrow, why then are we in all Africa languid compared to our beloved humanity of neighbors upon this Earth, as it seems concerning technology and valuable productivity. Are our thoughts, voices and actions unable to weave an equal future as theirs do? The answer Shardhu Shejola received tore like fire through her adolescent heart. Was she prepared to risk, love, citizenship, and parenthood..., absolutely everything to achieve The Technological African Dream still smouldering in the pit of her heart?Another thought-provoking science fiction master work from MARK MILLER, the author of numerous sci-fi titles including Mi; WarTech; Diana; Tark; and the sci-fi epic trilogy, Macrolis.