What if the future remembered you better than you remembered yourself? Echoes of Tomorrow is a haunting and lyrical collection of seven speculative fiction stories that explore the tangled bond between humanity and the technology it creates to soothe, preserve, or replace it.
In these pages, mothers are cloned, memories are edited, simulations replace lost sons, and sleep itself can be outsourced — all in the name of progress, connection, or survival. But at what cost?
Each story blends emotional realism with futuristic tension, offering a glimpse into intimate lives unravelling under the weight of love, grief, greed, and regret. From quiet domestic tragedies to moral reckonings on a global scale, this collection lingers long after the last page.
Poetic, unsettling, and deeply human - these are stories of what we long for, and what it costs to reach for it.
About the author:
Roxanne is a young psychologist, a teacher, and a mother living in London. She writes with urgency, tenderness, and a sharp eye for how the future reflects the most fragile parts of who we are.
