Two Worlds

NanoEthics 13 (3):273-281 (2019)
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Abstract

Two Worlds represents an attempt to overcome the boundaries between science fiction and fantasy. The story is set in a remote future, on an Earth very different from today: the Chimeric development has taken human evolution on strange paths, paths that have led to the advent of other races; hybrid species that possess in their modified DNA genes coming from birds and fishes. The presence of a mysterious Tower of Seeds—a long forgotten place—will rekindle in some people new hopes and the desire, perhaps utopian, to restore the ancient environmental balance with planet Earth.

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