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Fiction · ideas · possible futures

Books for
Human Futures

Books about humanity under pressure — and the future still within reach.

Fiction and ideas about empathy, responsibility, human agency and life alongside artificial intelligence.

The Invisible Epidemic coverMAYBE coverTwo books · one human question
02 published booksFiction · ideas · human futuresEnglish · Italian editionsBuilding a public initiative
Human Future Observatory

Technology accelerates.
Wisdom must catch up.

A literary space for examining the forces that shape people, institutions and the worlds we are building.

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Human agency

The future is shaped not only by invention, but by the choices we make around it.

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Moral imagination

Literature lets us examine possible worlds before we are forced to live inside them.

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Responsible intelligence

Technology should expand human dignity, responsibility and freedom rather than replace them.

Central signal

“The future is not only something that happens to us. It is something we permit, resist and choose.”

From books to movement

An emerging cultural project, designed to grow through real participation.

Human Future Observatory begins with books and a shared question. Its longer purpose is to create public conversations and practical cultural programs around empathy, responsibility, human agency and life alongside artificial intelligence.

NOW
Build the foundation

Create a clear public identity around the books, the questions they raise and the values they defend.

NEXT
Launch public pilots

Develop written conversations, reading circles and carefully moderated events with trusted partners.

FUTURE
Grow an international network

Connect readers, educators, cultural organizations and responsible innovators across borders.

Founding circle

Readers, educators, translators and thoughtful collaborators can help shape the first public pilots.

The books

Two doors into one question.

How do we remain fully human while the world around us changes faster than our understanding?

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Speculative fiction · English edition

MAYBE

What if today isn't too late?

A story about choice, consequence and the narrow distance between the future we fear and the one we can still build.

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Society · ethics · human behavior

The Invisible Epidemic

A diagnosis of selfishness and a search for a more humane civilization.

A personal and moral inquiry into the hidden force that reshapes families, institutions and the future we leave behind.

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Founding partnerships

Support the first public chapter.

We are opening a small number of conversations with mission-aligned sponsors, foundations, cultural organizations and responsible companies.

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Access & translation

Help the books and project materials reach readers across languages and territories.

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Public conversations

Support written interviews, moderated discussions, reading circles and pilot events.

03

Education & community

Develop accessible materials and partnerships for readers, educators and civic communities.

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Media & cultural reach

Strengthen ethical storytelling, editorial collaborations and responsible public visibility.

Every collaboration is tailored, documented and subject to mission fit. Sponsorship does not purchase editorial control.

Press · publishing · screen

Continue the conversation.

For serious enquiries from media, publishers, cultural organizations and film or television producers.

Media

Interviews & editorial coverage

Conversation topics, publication information, official covers and author photography.

Publishing

Translation & territory rights

Rights discussions for new languages, territories and publishing partnerships.

Screen

Film & television adaptation

Story materials and rights conversations for producers, studios and representation.

Open channel

A book can begin a conversation. The right conversation can change its reach.

Contact for founding partnerships, publishing, press, cultural programs, public discussions and screen rights.

Interviews can be arranged in writing or with language support.