The longest day of the future

The longest day of the future

by Lucas Varela

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"In a futuristic megalopolis, two corporate behemoths indulge in a merciless war to eliminate the other, with zero regard for the collateral damage being caused--until the crash of an extraterrestrial spaceship changes everything."--Page 4 of cover.

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    The description highlights a "futuristic megalopolis." How does Varela's unique visual style and narrative approach immerse you in this world, and what aspects of its future felt most strikingly depicted?

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    The merciless corporate war is a driving force in the story. What does the relentless conflict between these "behemoths" reveal about the nature of power, capitalism, and technological advancement in this future?

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    With "zero regard for the collateral damage," how does the book portray the human and environmental cost of this corporate struggle? What details or moments particularly highlighted this theme for you?

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