One Authorship — Three Movements

"Together, the books form one continuous enquiry:
What kind of humanity must we become
in order to create the future we say we want?"

World, we have problems.

The Max Hård novels confront some of the most urgent and dangerous forces shaping the modern world. Max Hård is not a traditional hero — he is a journalist, investigator and reluctant participant in conflicts larger than any single person. Each novel begins with a global problem. Behind it lies another question: Who benefits from preventing society from solving it?

We have a dream.

If the Max Hård novels examine the crises of the present, the Yeshua Trilogy searches for the moral and spiritual foundations of another possible future. It is a saga about love, knowledge, trust and the long human search for a world in which no individual, ruler or institution can claim ownership of the whole truth.

This is the way forward.

A dream is not enough. Values must be transformed into institutions, methods and ways of making decisions. The Learning Society explores how democracy, science, technology and collective intelligence can be brought together to address increasingly complex global challenges. The future belongs to societies that can learn faster than their problems grow.