by David Sayre

The Great Improbability is a modern and epic adventure in that straddles the mystery, fantasy, and visionary fiction genres. In this way it is a new genre, combining poetic meter, a steady drive toward relation, and the consistent metaphor of entropy. The book addresses the questions at the core of our existence: who are we? What does it mean to be intelligent? What does it mean to be human? In this chaotic world, how can we find ourselves? And answers them in a new form of fiction writing. There are six primary characters, whose lives run through the book interconnecting in mysterious ways. Meet them here:

Two young women and four men, alone and peculiar, become entangled in deep mystery. Darwin’s evolution has run its course, and a new survival of the fittest falls into their hands. Throughout their tangled stories, the rough hand of entropy wrestles with the gentle hand of God for the people’s survival. They are we.