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Project Nought
Chelsey Furedi
Clarion Books
When high schooler Ren gets on a bus in the year 1996 to meet a pen pal, he doesn’t expect his next stop to be over one hundred years into the future. He finds himself unknowingly part of an “exchange program”—in which 90’s teens are exchanged with those from the year 2122 for a historical project. As Ren makes friends in the future, though, he learns there might be more to this program than simply research purposes. This charmingly illustrated graphic novel is a futuristically whimsical tale of corrupt government, sci-fi fun, found family and a hint of romance.
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What are the positive and negative aspects of Project Nought and the world depicted in 2122?
Do you think corporations should be involved in university life, and if so, how?
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Project Nought would be good in a Dystopian, SciFi, or a Graphic Novels course. It would bring diversity to the curriculum.
If you could visit another time period, what would you pick and why? What do you think it would be like to be a first person narrative? What would your narrative me?
Chelsey Furedi
https://www.chelseyfuredi.com/
Chelsey Furedi is a comic artist and Illustrator from New Zealand. Her previous comic was Rock and Riot, which wrapped up with 3 printed volumes in 2017. Her current comic work involves Project Nought, and various freelance work. She also employed at Mukpuddy as a part time background artist.
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