The Chambers of God

The Chambers of God

PAWEL OLEASZ

"Now we are well, and I will never again say that I died of indifference and that there is no life in me. I forgot all thoughts, and the gate with wings to happiness – sealed with wet blackness, without faith in a spark of dreams."

In the world of 2075, technology is ubiquitous – but it has brought salvation to no one. Karol Zapolsky, a mere twenty‐three‐year‐old witness to the collapse of the old order, tells a story of the struggle for survival. It is a tale about himself and about those he loved and hated. Amid the billboard modernity, the same archaic demons still haunt: hunger, poverty, and ruthless systemic violence armed with the most advanced technological achievements.

Is there still room for a spark of dreams in a world sealed in "wet blackness"?

A moving novel in the genre of techno‐optimistic dystopia, where philosophical questions about the nature of intelligence and faith meet the brutal prose of life.