Human Drivers: How the Present is Stranger than the Future (English Edition)

A humorous examination of the present from the perspective of a series of fictional futures, with commentary.

YOU: "I thought this was an essay."

ME: "Yeah, it sort of was going to be...but then mostly it ended up being that scripted dry-humor-dialog thing I do."

YOU: "More of your 'Dryalog'?"

ME: "Exactly."

YOU: "Like the format that we're doing right now?"

ME: "Yes."

YOU: "But in the future."

ME: "Yep. Science-y future, making fun of the present. It's good times."

YOU: "I will look at the sample, but I am not making any promises."

ME: "OK."

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See - Planning & Forecasting; Future Studies; Culture & Commentary;
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*Written in the Dry-Fi genre, a mashup of literary-fiction, non-fiction, science-fiction, and dry-humor. Each work is unique blend, this one is comprised of approximately:

Literary-Fiction 10%
Non-Fiction 5%
Science-Fiction 70%
Dry-Humor 15%