The New World

Set in a threatened Arctic Utopian community, the narrative follows the struggle against Judge Roll Wolff, who seeks to destroy the haven created by Captain Josiah and Dr. Gaël for tyranny's victims. The backdrop includes the historical figure Louise Michel, an anarchist who wrote during her solitary confinement in 1883, producing "The Human Microbes" and its sequel, "The New World." These works, inspired by 1840s serials, were part of a larger vision for humanity's evolution toward a new utopia before venturing into space.