Name: Mirza's Vision
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Mirza's Vision

Mirza's Vision, by author Josef Pecinovský
Mirza's vision will come true on 21st June 2034. The world will suddenly plunge into the past. Into the distant prehistoric age. People pampered by modern technologies are thrown into a world of creatures they had previously only seen in museums or on the pages of encyclopaedias. The fight for survival begins. Will there be anyone among the outcasts who can reverse this tragic development?
How about two unexpected heroes – the first one has found himself at the very end of the Mesozoic era, while the other, by some twist of fate, remains stuck in the present. They have taken it upon themselves to restore civilisation in the prehistoric age and to warn the 21st-century world of the coming doom... But on the Mesozoic Earth, its Nemesis is hurtling unstoppably towards it – the Chicxulub asteroid...

Author Josef Pecinovský

JOSEF PECINOVSKÝ Josef Pecinovský (*5 May 1946, Varnsdorf) is an exceptionally experienced educator and a well-known author of science fiction and westerns. In the 1980s, he was one of the most popular authors of Czech speculative fiction, and in recent years he has returned to the literary scene. The foundation of his work consists of grim dystopian stories full of action. In the Czech literary sci-fi and fantasy scene, he is one of the most experienced authors, known especially to older readers as the author of many humorous and action-packed short stories and novels. Most of his shorter works were published in the collections Abbey Road (1991) and Házím ti laso, kamaráde (1999). He made his debut as a novelist with the title Plástev jedu (1990). He has been writing regularly since 1973. He won the Karel Čapek Prize (Mlok) in 1986 and 1987. Since 1984, he has been published in magazines and fanzines, and has been publishing books since 1990. He has published a number of works under several pseudonyms: Bernard Ant, Bruce Newman, Joe Townway, and Mike Williamson.