Seniors Citizens Receive Government Notices of Their Expiry Dates in Futuristic Canada Book

TORONTO - June 29, 2019 - PRLog -- Dark Helix Press announces the release of Futuristic Canada, a speculative fiction anthology featuring short stories inspired by Canada's cities, wilderness, and rich cultural diversity which makes this Canada great.

Stories include visions of apocalyptic futures to genetically designed children gone bad, librarians trained in the martial arts to sentient bookshops using spell books to increase sales.

"As a writer is it hard for me to be surprised by storylines," Futuristic Canada Editor JF Garrard comments. "However, the stories in this book are full of twists and turns, making them delightful reads when sitting on the deck of a cottage by the lake and wanting more exciting things to happen! This book is an act of love, created for the liberal country in which we live in. We hope by giving it away during Canada Day that this will encourage others to read and share stories of their visions of the future and think about how to create a positive tomorrow."

Contributing authors include Timothy Carter, Jen Franke, Mathias Jansson, Andrew Jensen, JF Garrard, Ira Nayman, Helen Power, Frederick Charles Melancon, Christine Rains, Melissa Small, Ryan Toxopeus, Paul Williams and Melissa Yuan-Innes.

The ebook version will be available free internationally on Amazon between Monday, July 1, 2019, 12:00 AM PDT to Friday, July 5, 2019, 11:59 PM PDT.

Visit the book product page for more details:
http://www.darkhelixpress.com/fiction/futuristiccanada/

Whoever said Canlit was boring‽

About Dark Helix Press
Dark Helix Press is an Indie publisher of Multicultural Fantasy, Science Fiction and Raw Non-Fiction established in 2014. We are based in one of the most diverse cities in the world – Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Our interest lies in risky, innovative fiction for adults considered too edgy for other publishers and raw, truthful non-fiction told in no-nonsense styles. We also produce children and YA books in hopes that newer generations will gain confidence and be proud of their multilingual heritages