The Gods of Tomorrow explores the intersection of AI and biotechnology, highlighting their revolutionary potential and inherent dangers. Through a blend of personal anecdotes, case studies, and expert interviews, the book examines groundbreaking advancements and their implications for society. It delves into the ethical dilemmas and risks associated with these technologies, such as privacy concerns, genetic manipulation, and the future of human enhancement. The narrative stresses the importance of responsible innovation and governance, advocating for a balanced approach to harnessing technological progress while safeguarding against its possible threats. This insightful work challenges readers to consider the profound impact of these tools on the future.

These poems were peeled off of rainy sidewalks, scraped from basement walls, and wrenched free from behind your heart valves. This assembly of painfully honest confessions bear witness to the inner world of a sensitive young woman trying to keep her head above water. It leaves one as if they were drowning in her emotions along with her, at the same time holding up a mirror to the reader and asking if they don't need a life boat, too? ''Why do I write? Another fantastic question. And I have the answer loaded like a bullet, am I not just the smartest girl you've met? When no one listens the words have to go somewhere. Its simple physics. Energy. I've given up on my tongue a long time ago. The only thing I need now is a reader.'' This collection transcends the written word and flows seamlessly in and out of both forms of art with stunning work from the author's dear friends Svetla Protitch and Sophia Borrisova.

Rose is a young woman trying to find her way in this world, actually, her way through the multiverse. Although just a theory, Rose has been daydreaming about the multiverse since childhood. It theorizes that there are countless different realities, each similar but slightly different from another. Rose doubts she is in every universe, but she likes the idea that there are at least a handful of realities with her in it. There are six different versions of Rose in this book, described in short stories. Each story, although happening in contrasting universes, covers Rose's love for her family, overcoming the past, and believing in herself while facing life's many challenges. Rose is about to discover that there is more to the multiverse than science...

She loves him. He's her everything. Everything she does, she does it for him. But he doesn't know that. Will her love reach him someday? Can her dream, her hope, her strength lead to her happiness with him? A unique love story filled with love, passion, happiness and music - that's what she wants. But that's nearly impossible.

What remains when we lose ourselves? Over the course of billions of years, our planet has been inhabited by an equally large amount of living beings. Corals and shellfish, flowers and trees, lizards and birds and insects and humans... countless different creatures have lived their life on the very same earth we are still living on today. Each creature and each life so special that no life has ever been like another. Some lives have been longer, some have been shorter. But ultimately, every single life must come to an end, no matter for how long it lasted. We are made from stardust, our existence enabled only by the death of an ancient star. And to the stars we must return.

Seraphina wanted to make her own life decisions. Unfortunately, it wasn't the right time for her, as her parents made the biggest decision for her: marriage. Neither her nor her best friend Evelina wanted Seraphina to be with him. But who was truly against their relationship after all?