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The Time Agents
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8235137233
- EAN9798235137233
- Date de parution22/04/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
History is written by the victors, but survival is written in the mud. In the 72nd century, the utopian Commonwealth relies on flawless medical technology, artificial superintelligence, and the radical empathy of Intersectional Pacifist Social Anarchism (IPSA). But to understand how humanity survived long enough to reach the stars, two Time Agents-K. and K. E.-must travel back to the darkest, most brutal eras of human history.
The Time Agents: A Subaltern History strips away the grand narratives of emperors and kings. Instead, it drops you directly into the freezing snowdrifts of the Pleistocene, the suffocating heat of Egyptian stone quarries, the ash of fallen Bronze Age citadels, and the lethal smog of the Industrial Revolution. Invisible to the empires they navigate, K. and K. E. document the unspoken, horizontal networks of mutual aid that kept everyday people alive.
They witness neighbors sharing warmth, hiding grain from tax collectors, and sabotaging power looms to save children. Before the Starship Kai could chart the cosmos, the subaltern had to hold the line. This is their story.
The Time Agents: A Subaltern History strips away the grand narratives of emperors and kings. Instead, it drops you directly into the freezing snowdrifts of the Pleistocene, the suffocating heat of Egyptian stone quarries, the ash of fallen Bronze Age citadels, and the lethal smog of the Industrial Revolution. Invisible to the empires they navigate, K. and K. E. document the unspoken, horizontal networks of mutual aid that kept everyday people alive.
They witness neighbors sharing warmth, hiding grain from tax collectors, and sabotaging power looms to save children. Before the Starship Kai could chart the cosmos, the subaltern had to hold the line. This is their story.