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Mosaic Caverns
Category: Fiction - Thriller- Conspiracy
Author: Christopher Zyck
- Publisher: C J Z Media Island
- Publication Date: July 12, 2023
- Number of Pages: 342
- ISBN-13: 979-8986892887
- ASIN: B0C9SHBQ69
Mosaic Caverns by Christopher Zyck is the first book in the Vivarium Chronicles and a wonderful read that features adventure, an intriguing archeological quest, and strong social and political conflict. It is 2005 and the cocaine cartels are holding sway in Colombia. The US Green Berets fight to eliminate the drug trade, but something even more powerful is happening. Two archeologists make a startling discovery excavating the Inca Empire tribal artifacts —an ancient power that might be behind most of the chaos plaguing society. What is the link between the power of an ancient God and the political turmoil that has been characteristic of Colombia’s social reality?
This is an engaging story and the reader is instantly pulled in by the first-person narrative voice, a voice that is playful yet compelling. Zyck features characters that readers will enjoy and these characters are thrown into a setting that is rocked with conflict. The cultural elements of the setting are brilliantly explored, from food to clothing to fundamental beliefs. The intersection between myth and contemporary social realities is intelligently examined. The author excels are writing engaging dialogues and exploring relationships between the characters. I loved the vibe between Jürgen and Catherine, and the narrator has a unique connection with the niece, Zoe, and has always loved to have lunch with her at Burrito Shack at least once a month during the work week. The scenes are well-crafted and focused and the writing is infused with strong social and political commentaries. Christopher Zyck has crafted a fascinating story that examines the link between social upheaval and myth.
Reviewed By: Cristina Prescott
Reviewed Date: July 28, 2023
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MOSAIC CAVERNS (The Vivarium Chronicles Book 1) by Christopher Zyck
An original and intricate tale of adventure, folklore, and archeological quest…
Two archeologists make a shocking discovery while excavating an ancient empire in Zyck’s original, intriguing series kicker in the Vivarium Chronicles series. 2005. Colombia is in chaos. The country is rocking with violence, courtesy of drug cartels determined to keep their drug trade afloat as the US Green Berets step up to take an active part in fighting and eliminating the cocaine trade and with it the cartels who run it. The archaeologists, Catherine and Jürgen, are heading a team from the American Archaeologist Society to excavate Inca Empire tribal artifacts and arrive in Colombia. As they begin their excavation, they discover the unthinkable: an ancient power might be behind most of the chaos plaguing the nation. Will their investigation be able to unravel the motive behind the conquests, destruction, and exploitation of the ongoing war? Zyck blends folklore, mythology, an intriguing archeological quest, intense socio-political conflict, and actual historical events to deliver an intriguing story. In addition to being superbly paced and plot-driven, the book features a fully fleshed-out cast. “Giving” is the word that never gets old in the sensitive and magnanimous Catherine’s dictionary. The driven and spirited Jürgen’s sarcastic and often cynical take on existence makes him an endearing counterpart to Catherine. The sweet Zoe, the curious and passionate Victor, Ikel, and Viera, and the greedy, malevolent Riverstrike, all come alive on the pages. Featuring detailed depictions of the ancient civilization and its religious practices, Zyck’s assured prose goes in heavy with an exploration of the metaphysical while delving into complex themes of democracy, religion, the nature of blind faith, and how it affects not only those who exhibit it but also the ones around, mental illness, hierarchy, discrimination, destruction, freedom, transcendence, and what it means to live in the moment and being present emotionally. Intriguing storyline and a winding central conflict captivate. The first-person narration jumps between the two main characters, delving deeper into the characters’ individual stories. Catherine’s relationship with Zoe is endearing, and her chemistry with Jürgen adds to the intrigue. This complex story spans centuries, traveling to far-reaching corners of a richly imagined ancient world and dipping into the mind of an all-powerful ancient entity. Even though the story’s later descent into the metaphysical becomes a bit heavy and some obvious plot twists distract, this is overall a mind-expanding must-read. Lovers of sociology, political science, archeology, and historical thrillers will want to take a look.
MOSAIC CAVERNS
(The Vivarium Chronicles Book 1)
Christopher Zyck (Author), Susans Art (Illustrator)
C J Z Media Island
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ISBN 979-8986892887
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MOSAIC CAVERNS
Christopher Zyck
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(258pp)
979-898689284-9
Clarion Rating: 4 out of 5
Scientists explore the unknown in the intriguing thriller Mosaic Caverns, in which the truth of human history is buried deep in the South American jungle.
Christopher Zyck’s mystical adventure novel Mosaic Caverns follows a pair of scientists on a jungle expedition where they come face to face with the origins of the human race.
Catherine, a bioarchaeologist, is alerted to a dig site whose finds have great implications, changing scholars’ understandings of early hominids. The dig helps Catherine to reconnect with Jürgen, a fellow scientist, with whom she shared a romantic past two decades ago. Catherine and Jürgen’s discoveries point to the migration of an extinct human species. And when they enter the fascinating Mosaic Cavern deep in a South American jungle, they learn not just more about humanity’s deep past but receive an unexpected glimpse into its future.
Catherine is a brainy academic whose risk-taking and love of life make her a compelling heroine. She is on a quest to understand humanity and is so immersed in these goals that even her passing conversations turn into deep discussions of the nature of God and Christianity. She wants to understand (“subtext is my self-critique,” she notes), and that yearning leads her to take amazing risks, including a dive off the Colombian coast during which she encounters a submerged body. And Jürgen is a kindred soul, present to complement her search, though their early conversations are awkward as they try to reconnect after many years apart. In time, they meet a third central figure—a fascinating presence with much to reveal.
Still, the narrative prioritizes people’s musings on God and science, in addition to its archaeological mysteries; its characters’ relationships are a secondary concern. Intrigue develops as Catherine and Jürgen make their way to the caverns; the environment is described in dark terms that evoke danger and discomfort, in which they work to keep “chunks of iguanas from splattering” into their boots. Warfare is constant in this locale, in which struggling villagers are left to die.
As the scientists move closer to their fate, the novel’s violent scenes increase, as do the book’s intellectual thrills. Surrounded by men with guns, Catherine and Jürgen begin to understand what they’ve found, and their earlier discussions about the nature of God and human beings take on fresh urgency. In the novel’s final, satisfying moments, they struggle to come to grips with their new reality—and their growing love for each other.
Scientists explore the unknown in the intriguing thriller Mosaic Caverns, in which the truth of human history is buried deep in the South American jungle, making a more holistic, hopeful depiction of God possible.
Reviewed by Jeremiah Rood
August 2, 2023
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Mosaic Caverns:this is overall a mind-expanding must-read.
Set in Colombia in 2005, amid Plan Colombia, the United States Green Berets stepped up participation from a military support and advisement role to an active fighting force to destroy cocaine production and cartel activity to eliminate the drug trade. The conflict rages in the rainforest to the shorelines. Travel at your own risk!
Meanwhile, two archaeologists are heading a team from the American Archaeologist Society to excavate Inca Empire tribal artifacts and discover the forces of an ancient God and the motives behind the conquests, destruction, and exploitation of war. Their journey underscores the hierarchal social and economic class distinctions that plague the impoverished in the face of the freedoms allowed by the natural world.
CAUTION: MOSAIC CAVERNS contains graphic gun violence. Read at your discretion.
Mosaic Caverns:this is overall a mind-expanding must-read.
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The Glass Planet
by Christopher Zyck
CJZ Media Island, 456 pages, (paperback) $16.99,
(Reviewed: January 13, 2023 by Wyatt Semenuk)
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The next two steps forward are 1) tapping into alternative energies expanding on ‘green energy’ like kinetic electricity, harnessing hydro geothermal and plankton, and 2) nuclear fusion energy, that’s expected to be developed for everyday life in about forty years ~ my book examines these advances as well as social philosophy under a model of Capitalism economics the Economic Theory of the Human Will (ETHW) that is economy based on ‘good will’.
Development of the cislunar space for the ever-expanding human population, impacted by the Condorcet Procedure to extend life spans exponentially, inspires commercial ventures to accumulate a 'space station network'.
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Reviewed By: David Reyes Reviewed Date: November 7, 2022 Category: Science Fiction & Fantasy
Reviewed By: David Reyes Reviewed Date: November 7, 2022 Category: Science Fiction & Fantasy
Reviewed By: David Reyes Reviewed Date: November 7, 2022 Category: Science Fiction & Fantasy
THE GLASS PLANET
The Book Commentary Review
Category:Science Fiction & Fantasy
Author:Christopher Zyck
- Publisher: CJZ Media Island
- Publication Date: September 9, 2022
- Number of Pages: 456
- ISBN-10: 979-8-9868928-0-1
InﾠThe Glass Planetﾠby Christopher Zyck, two people wake up in a cave, 350 years in the future of their time, without any memories. They have no knowledge of how they happened to get there. They begin to move through the jungle that lies before them with excitement, eventually meeting some humans and learning that they are archeologists transported from another timeline. Catherine and Jrgen find themselves in a world with technology that is far advanced from where they came from; a world that is a utopia, where the wellbeing of human beings is at the center of every enterprise and people can extend their lifespan at the age of twenty-five through a scientific procedure. Here overpopulation is checked by the restrictions on how many children a couple can have. But greedy and exploitative characters like Patrick want to take advantage of Catherine and Jrgen in expanding their personal agendas.
Fans of speculative literature with strong hints of SF will devour this captivating book in big gulps. The author focuses on creating a world better than ours and it is meticulously written. The book highlights the dangers of greed and the unmitigated quest for power and wealth that can have devastating effects on humanity. At the heart of this narrative is the battle to protect the Glass Planet from the greed of people like Minister Riverstrike. Zyck imagines a world that is unique and rich and manages to convey the idea that things are not what they always seem to be with refinement. The Earth in 2352 offers the perfect Shangri-La, but it remains fragile to dangers that are as subtle as they are powerful. This is a fiercely imaginative work with characters that are complex and believable.ﾠThe Glass Planetﾠis one of those books that transport readers to a world they wish they inherited.ﾠ
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Reviewed By: David Reyes Reviewed Date: November 7, 2022 Category: Science Fiction & Fantasy
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The Glass Planet
by Christopher Zyck
CJZ Media Island, 456 pages, (paperback) $16.99,
(Reviewed: August, 2022)
In Christopher Zyck’s debut novel—a grand-scale science fiction narrative set in the 24th century— two amnesiac “time refugees” regain consciousness almost 350 years in the future.
The story focuses heavily on the economic philosophy of humankind’s future society, which is to help facilitate “the ‘wellbeing’ of the human condition.” It begins with two people, a man and a woman, waking in a cave located in what looks like the jungles of the Amazon. The characters—who eventually realize they’re named Catherine and Jurgen —make it back to civilization only to discover a wildly technologically advanced world that has outlawed greed-fascism and has begun conquering the stars. But as the story evolves, readers learn that the seeming utopia isn’t as idyllic as it seems.
The sheer vastness of the story’s scope is noteworthy, comparable to Vernor Vinge’s shelf-bending, mind-blowing Zones of Thought novels (A Fire Upon the Deep, et. al.). The depth of world-building and scientific speculation is also a strength (the terraforming of Earth via revolutionary filtration and irrigation advances, for example).
Ultimately, this is a visionary and deeply speculative science fiction epic . . .
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
THE GLASS PLANET is the sequel to MOSAIC CAVERNS due for release in the Spring 2023!
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"A seasoned trusted storyteller providing a balance for factual information and speculative inspiration" ~
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Christopher Zyck has exercised and developed his writing skills ever since reading his first big word in an encyclopedia at the tender age of seven. Writing has always been a fascination, as has science fiction and in 1976, the bicentennial of the United States of America, standing in the elementary school library of his youth, he read the word Transcendentalism.
On a Panasonic television functioning with bunny ears, nine television channels, and a much-needed ‘horizontal control’ button, he learned about the early science fiction literature and movie classics ranging from 'Frankenstein' to speculative fantasy from the likes of H. G. Wells.
Christopher's studies include creative writing, American Literature, English Literature, print and broadcast Journalism, poetry intensives, and dramatic arts (acting). He obtained multiple skills engaging in producing, fundraising for not-for-profit theaters, marketing, advertising, directing, and a few other hats, some larger than others, all of them about the work at hand.
On a transcendental journey through the deeply rooted societal-generational dysfunctions as examined in his epic space odyssey, Christopher was born in February near President’s week 2/14-2/22, endearing him as a Patriot to the USA Constitution.
THE GLASS PLANET is the sequel to MOSAIC CAVERNS due for release in the Spring 2023!
THE GLASS PLANET is the sequel to MOSAIC CAVERNS due for release in the Spring 2023!
THE GLASS PLANET is the sequel to MOSAIC CAVERNS due for release in the Spring 2023!
13 topics why you NEED to read THE GLASS PLANET
How to create green energy cities.
How to deal with global warming.
How Cislunar space can develope.
How space tourism developes.
How world peace is achieved.
How is everyone solvent.
How is greed discouraged & outlawed
How are lifespans extended.
How to move off of fossil fuels.
How do we ban guns.
How to regulate technology.
How do we love.
How do we talk about it all.
How to entertain you.
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CHILDREN ARE THE FUTURE. Are you aware of the growing global orphans crisis? It has many contributing factors, but most of the world's orphans are created from gun violence. The Glass Planet features a sub-plot on the nature of both human conditions.
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THE GLASS PLANET
Christopher Zyck
CJZ Media Island (Editor)
SusansArt (Designer)
CJZ Media Island (Sep 9, 2022)
Softcover $16.99 (456pp)
979-898689280-1
Clarion Rating: 4 out of 5
The Glass Planet is a philosophical science fiction novel set in a semi-utopian future where corruption still takes hold despite altered human priorities.
In the future of Christopher Zyck’s science fiction novel The Glass Planet, a centuries-long lifespan shifts the human zeitgeist toward environmental conservation and economic prosperity.
A woman and a man wake up in a strange cave with no memory of who they are and how they got there. More excited than nervous to explore their environment, the two set off, observing and navigating the vibrant, biodiverse jungle beyond the cave. They meet a few human inhabitants who reveal that the couple, Jürgen and Catherine, are archaeologists who time-traveled to this miraculous place—Earth as it is three hundred years from their original timeline—to assimilate into its society. Catherine and Jürgen enroll in training, befriend a few exuberant locals, and become the obsession of a corrupt philanthropist, Patrick, who aims to use their uncommon origins to his benefit.
The year 2339 is much different from 2005: adults go through a procedure to extend their lifespan at the age of twenty-five; a two-child policy prevents overpopulation; climate change has been reversed and rain forests have been restored and reconfigured; and all education, science, and technological advancements exist to further the “wellbeing of the human condition” in regard to peace, morality, and economic equity. At one point, Catherine critiques the difference between promoting something for the “wellbeing” of the human condition versus for the “greater good,” resulting in ominous tension. As the plot progresses, the reality of that difference becomes more stark. While most people thrive in this new world, many do not feign the belief that they’re living in a utopia, instead choosing to recognize that fostering fierce self-sufficiency in a five-hundred-year lifespan leads to loneliness. The cultural attitude also discourages independent thought.
The book’s immense and detailed universe—all three hundred years of new history are accounted for—results in a vast and intricate reading experience. However, the nuances of the plot are often sacrificed in favor of this world-building. The book’s exposition trends toward the physically descriptive, and conversations dominate the narrative, with philosophical exchanges about technology, intelligence, memory, and what “wellbeing” really means. The most tension comes from villainous Patrick’s exploitation of Catherine and Jürgen to expand his controversial tourism business venture, as well as Catherine’s and Jürgen’s distorted memories and the mystery of their true purpose in this future. The characters, and therefore the audience, discover the truth of what’s happening as the story progresses; the potential for danger is the driving force that propels the narrative.
Despite the length of the book, the pace is swift, a result of the combination of the immersive story, absorbing language, and intriguing cast. Some characters’ sexual appetites and their attempts at minimizing them lead to distracting scenes that run counter to the enlightened philosophical ideology they purport. But Catherine’s heroism at the book’s end is inspiring, even as humanity faces the consequences of its mistakes.
The Glass Planet is a philosophical science fiction novel set in a semi-utopian future where corruption still takes hold despite altered human priorities.
Reviewed by Aimee Jodoin
September 13, 2022
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THE GLASS PLANET
A timely and relevant story of human occupation and subjugation rising up, THE GLASS PLANET is a metaphysical journey into human self-consciousness, and into the collective consciousness of an 'advanced' human civilization.
By 2339 to 2352 AD, humankind has irresponsibly short-changed themselves as the destructive forces of greed-fascism exploit our home for its perceived riches at the sacrifice of the ’wellbeing’ of the human condition.
The battle to preserve the Glass Planet Space Station (GPSS) from Minister Riverstrike and the human forces who seek dominance and wealth over the masses is on the shoulders of the two archaeologist time-travelers from the 20th century who gain celebrity as the first known time-travelers in history.
They inspire the Zealot Sentinels, led by Commander Janalake, a trusted advisor to Minister Riverstrike who is the celebrated innovator of the Space Station Network (SSN). Janalake harbors a mysterious past with an affection for the proletariat, and the power of influence rivaling second only to the Minister's.
The existence of all civilization of freedom with liberty is dependent on the connectivity of the collective consciousness enabled by the GPl, an embedded interface to the brain's neurocognitive system enhancing and modifying human behavior to the moral categorical imperative of the 'wellbeing' of the human condition.
Through fully immersive virtual reality utilizing artificial intelligence to project vector shields creating isolated atmospheric ‘vivariums’ across Earth allows for stabilization of peace in a marginalized coexistence. The GPSS is the technological heart that sustains the human population of twenty-two billion inhabitants from the Earth to the Moon, the SSN in between, and the Martian Metropolis City-State outpost.
At stake is the future of the existence of the human race if the progressive utopian advancements are compromised, forever altering the arc of social justice, a cataclysm of mass extinctions will occur!
"The book’s immense and detailed universe—all three hundred years of new history are accounted for—results in a vast and intricate reading experience . . . the pace is swift, a result of the combination of the immersive story, absorbing language, and intriguing cast. ~ Aimee Jodoin, CLARION REVIEW September 13, 2022
"The sheer vastness of the story’s scope is noteworthy, comparable to Vernor Vinge’s shelf-bending, mind-blowing Zones of Thought novels (A Fire Upon the Deep, et. al.). The depth of world-building and scientific speculation is also a strength (the terraforming of Earth via revolutionary filtration and irrigation advances, for example). Ultimately, this is a visionary and deeply speculative science fiction epic . . ." ~ blue ink Review August/2022
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