Three Science Fiction Novellas: From Prehistory to the End of Mankind

If the arsenic-based bacteria had been real, their existence would change the conditions under which we might expect to find life-a science fictional dream that dates back at least to the writings of Belgian science fiction writer, J.-H. [...]of his unique ability to see the world differently colored and differently transparent and opaque, he begins to observe a parallel ecology of beings never before noticed by humans: the Moedigen. Châtelain and Slusser suggest that the ferromagnetics represent a transhuman moment in which humanity passes its life force on. [...]the Anthropocene fades, and "the world without us" is shaped by another order of beings.