It used to be dystopian fiction was merely fiction. That was then. Today, it hits awfully too close to home. Should you be disheartened? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “A Look Back at Tomorrow: A Review of the New Book Campusland” to learn how the past may be prologue – and offer the solution we seek.
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