Dylan Anderson spent nine years crafting his sci-fi novel, "Genesis Echo". It began during his European study abroad program, where he was struck by new perspectives that ignited his original idea and concept. Traveling exposed him to fresh ideas, inspiring him to delve into the realms of spirituality and human existence and share it through the lens of science fiction.As he explored new cities, Dylan kept thinking of "what if" scenarios about the nature of humanity and enlightenment. One scenario, an explanation to the enigmatic Fermi Paradox, became the foundation of his novel. Imagine: humans as prisoners on Earth monitored by fearful aliens. He wrote his book just steps away from the ocean in San Diego, while attempting to learn to surf. Dylan's first novel in a new sci-fi series is a captivating narrative that aims to evoke compassion and connection among readers.
