The Age of
New Era
Discovering the Power to Shape the Future
Rafal Zygula · 328 pages · 2021
An engine that synchronises with the magnetic fields of planets and stars to reach gravity speed — and, beyond it, a glimpse of the year 2147.
What if one invention held the power to change the course of human history? The Age of New Era follows Edward Teslenstein — a visionary artist-scientist born with diplopia — who receives a vision of TEMPUS, and of humanity's distant future.
Caught between the old systems that define our world and the possibility of something far greater, Edward spends a decade studying humanity before daring to build the impossible. Told in three parts — The Origin, The Scrutiny, and The TEMPUS — and blending memoir, philosophy and visionary science fiction, it is a story about loneliness, sacrifice, and the price of seeing a future before the world is ready for it.
There is a whole world built around this novel — an atlas of its locations, a reader's logbook, and the manifesto behind TEMPUS.
Enter the TEMPUS universe →