Analog

Eliot Peper

Dag Calhoun has built a glittering career shaping policy for the world’s most powerful technology and energy leaders—until a near-fatal encounter suggests that his influence has made him a target. As unsettling fractures emerge in his carefully controlled life, Dag discovers that the personalized digital network on which society depends can be exploited to manipulate markets, governments, and public opinion. Drawn into a covert struggle involving political power, technological surveillance, and the fate of the planet, he must weigh professional ambition against the responsibility to expose a threat that could reshape humanity’s future. This fast-paced near-future thriller explores privacy, activism, climate change, and the moral cost of trying to change the world from within.