In a future of neural interfaces, jump drives, and interplanetary living, three generations of a Singaporean family scatter across Earth, Mars, the Moon, and virtual space. Annual dinners become interplanetary calls, yet their commitment to simple human connection remains untouched.
HOME OF SOL is a deadpan, minimalist sci-fi novella told in brief logs translated by a family robot. As tech regulates everything from mood to memory, three generations quietly push back-unplugging tracking gear, choosing real presence over virtual comfort, and building an alliance of their own.
Witty, sharp, and deeply warm, this final installment in the trilogy offers a human-centric look at the future of family and free will.