Homoprime : The Great Biological Diversion | Dystopian Sci-Fi: Genetic Engineering Fiction

Name: Homoprime : The Great Biological Diversion | Dystopian Sci-Fi: Genetic Engineering Fiction
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

weSapien

Jun 2026 · weSapien

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Homoprime: The Great Biological Diversion is a dystopian sci-fi novel exploring genetic engineering and biological control. This futuristic thriller examines what happens when DNA determines destiny. Perfect for readers seeking hard sci-fi and dystopian fiction that explores biotechnology, genetic manipulation, and the dark side of biological engineering.

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Ratings and reviews

1 review

Root

June 23, 2026

relatable to what we see but book content doesn't seem intertwined enough.But good try at this new horrific domain.Genetic engineering is more dangerous than ai guys.

About the author

A science fiction author specializing in dystopian futures, artificial intelligence systems, and genetic engineering narratives. Their work explores transhumanism, surveillance societies, and the ethical consequences of advanced biotechnology in human evolution.

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