The Inheritors
People for whom manufactured ecosystems are ordinary and living nature is almost inaccessible history.
Rosmer CreativeBranch 03 / Our Near Future World
Gaia Lost
Nature replaced by ever more efficient synthetic mechanical technological systems...
Novel 03Stand-alone novelIn development
DevelopmentNot yet reported
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What is lost when technology can replace the function and appearance of nature—but not its continuity?
Synthetic systems steadily replace living ecologies until manufactured environments are ordinary and the last living tree becomes both anomaly and memory.
- World
- Our Near Future World
- Form
- Independent novel
- Status
- In development
01 / Synthetic ecology02 / Living memory03 / The last tree
The lives and places
inside this future.
These records describe the current shape of the book without treating unfinished plot or character work as settled canon.
01 / People & forces
Who lives here.
The Ecological Makers
Those responsible for building, maintaining and interpreting synthetic nature.
Those Who Remember
Lives shaped by the knowledge that replication is not the same as continuity.
02 / Places & systems
Where it happens.
The Synthetic City
A bright, advanced city whose ecological systems are as engineered as its architecture.
The Last Living Tree
A singular living presence that exposes the difference between preserving appearance and preserving life.
Manufactured Ecosystems
Convincing, functional environments assembled after organic continuity has been lost.
