Remember Next Week

About the Book

It is the thirty-third century, and mankind has begun to colonise the solar system. With the development of cold fusion, he has even spread beyond the planets around Sol and reached the Star Proxima, although not without any unforeseen problems and setbacks. Yet though man has advanced technologically, he is still the same marred creature that he ever was. Conflict exists between different sovereignties, competitive companies, and the ever-present battle of the sexes. Though he has come so far since ancient times, he is still essentially capable of making the errors that he always did, but in new and fantastic ways and with new and ever more advanced devices. Then there is the problem of the androids and of course the Biotron! Here are twelve glimpses into the possible future created by one writer’s twisted imagination.

About the Author

Major Roxbrough is in his early fifties and remembers being thrilled with the first moon landing. This is his second collection of short stories predicting what he thinks the solar system will be like in a thousand years. He lives in Yorkshire, with his wife, two beloved dogs and four cats. He is an ardent supporter of Cats protection, loves Prog-Rock Music and relaxes by canvass painting with acrylics.