THE LAST DAY - OWAIN OWAIN

Travel back in time to 1999, where the darkest dystopian visions have come true. In a world devoid of free will and consciousness, a few heroes fight for the remnants of humanity. Join Marek in the House of Twilight, where, forced to keep a diary, he contemplates the genesis of human downfall, the nature of faith, and the price of freedom. Feel the thrill as you discover this visionary science fiction novel, written in the 1960s in Welsh.

• Pioneering novel with dystopian themes
• Visionary plot about a world without free will
• Deep reflections on the nature of man and faith
• Inspiring reading for lovers of philosophy and science fiction
• Novel written in Welsh
• The author asks questions about God, man, free will and conscience

"The Last Day" is a dystopian novel that raises questions about the future of humanity in a computerized world. Owain Owain, a Welsh writer and physicist, created a work that inspires subsequent generations of readers and creators. Written in the 1960s, this novel touches on the theme of the loss of free will and consciousness in a society controlled by technology.

In this extraordinary book, Marek, one of the few who have retained remnants of free will, is forced to keep a diary in the House of Twilight. His reflections lead us through a labyrinth of questions about the genesis of human downfall, the nature of faith, and the price of freedom. In a world devoid of traditional values, is man able to find meaning in life?

Owain Owain, the author of "The Last Day", was not only a writer, but also an activist for the preservation of the Welsh language. His novel, published in 1976, gained immense popularity and became an inspiration for many creators. Owain asks questions about God, man, free will and conscience in a computerized world where traditional boundaries and values are blurred.

Wolski Publishing presents this pioneering novel in a new version, encouraging reflection on the future of humanity and the values that are essential to preserving humanity. "The Last Day" is a must-read for all who wish to understand the modern world and the challenges we face.