The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress meets Dark Matter in this new-age Asian science fiction inspired by the birth of Bangladesh.

What is the meaning of time if history is nothing but memories in making?

T. wakes up on the battlefield, stripped of memory. The reason is not amnesia, but a new world located in another time and place. This world resembles T.’s own world but is yet distinct. This world is crushing beneath the ruthless oppression, apartheid segregation, and biased discrimination of The Empire. And yet, amidst overpowerings untruth and autocracy, the seeds of rebellion sprout forth. Ashitopol, The last Timesmith, holds the key to many raging possibilities and questions. T.’s resolve, his conscience, courage, and integrity faces the ultimate test. Only time can tell if this world, and all the others around it in the multiverse, can embrace freedom.

From the Back Cover:

The Cheetahs now control the Lowland with iron-fists. They have made Time a taboo. T. wakes up in a battlefield with retrograde amnesia. Despite the familiarity of the landscape, he feels this is not his world. The answers lie with the last Timesmith, Ashitopol, and his daughter, Dita.

A rebellion bleeds through the Cheetah’s iron-fists. T. finds himself in this confluence of destinies where his choices will either shatter realities and timelines, or create them anew.

In the tryst with Time and space, what will T. choose?

About the Author:

Dipen Bhattacharya born and raised in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He received his undergraduate degree in physics from Moscow St