The Society: 300 Years from Now: Time Travel to a Brave New World , A Utopian Sci-Fi Fantasy Series for Adults

by Radu Niculescu

What if you suddenly woke up in a strange, Utopian world 300 years into the future… and you slowly came to the realization that you were the one that created it?

When a 40-year-old recovering alcoholic IT professional named Alex awakens in the chiseled body of a handsome 30-year-old man three centuries into the future, he immediately discovers two things… One, apparently time travel is really possible and Two, this incredibly advanced future civilization is vastly different from the old one.

In this vibrant utopia with no countries, no money, and no war, every job is appreciated and the values of compassion and interconnectedness reign supreme. As Alex immerses himself in this advanced society, he is amazed to discover that values such as mindfulness and mutual respect shape daily life. With no institutions to enforce order, the people thrive in a culture that celebrates each individual's contribution.

But as Alex unravels the threads of this extraordinary world, he uncovers a shocking truth - he is the unknowing author of the governing book that shaped this society. Faced with this revelation, he must confront his own prejudices and the limitations of his current life. Embracing new experiences, including the open and revered nature of intimacy in this future society, he learns to shed the fears that have held him back.

The Society is an immersive science fiction / fantasy thriller, which features stunningly vivid world-building, complex character development and imaginative futuristic AI technologies. Join Alex on this thought-provoking journey, where the future holds the key to transforming the present, and one man’s quest for understanding can ripple through time, illuminating the path to a brighter, more humane existence. The Society Series continues in Volume 2 - The Dalai Lama and the Multiverse.

Will Alex succeed in reshaping his Utopian society, or will the echoes of the past drown out the promise of tomorrow?

“What makes this novel stand out is its intricate world-building. The futuristic society is both imaginative and eerily plausible, with technology, surveillance, and hierarchy playing central roles in every character’s life. The protagonist's journey—from ignorance to awareness, from compliance to defiance—is gripping and emotionally resonant.” – Amazon Review

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171 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 30, 2024

Reviews

[Stacey · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not worth it

The main character is supposed to eventually write a book about a utopian society. He is involuntarily time traveled 300 years into the future because his book has not been written yet and the future AI thinks it could cause a shift in reality.
I wish I could be more positive but I felt disappointed in this book. Initially I was put off by the writing style which was 95% dialogue. Then, I was put off by the fact the words used were in correct or didn’t make sense. I understand sometimes mistakes are made and try not to be worried about the exciting, but this was pretty noticeable and effected the ability to read and make sense of the story. The story isn’t exactly riveting. It’s just ok. I tried to get through it even though it was kind of boring. The thing that really set me off was that the story just abruptly ended as if the author got up to take a break and accidentally sent his book in to be published. There was nothing to indicate the story would end. There was no cliff hanger. He just stopped writing in the “middle” of the story. It is so odd! I will not be reading book #2, nor is it written yet. So this was a waste of my time. I do not recommend.

[Sneha · Rating 5 out of 5]

Imagine waking up 300 years in the future, and everything is actually good. No money, no war, no power-hungry institutions, just a world where kindness, connection, and appreciation rule. That’s exactly what Alex stumbles into in The Society by Radu Niculescu. And wow, it’s a ride.

In this futuristic utopia, even the humblest jobs are respected, people live in sync with nature, and relationships are built on genuine respect. Sounds dreamy, right? But the twist? The whole society runs on a book Alex unknowingly wrote. Yup. Future shock, much?

As Alex explores this mind-blowing world, he’s not just sightseeing, he’s changing. The open intimacy, the emotional freedom, the zero-judgment vibe… it forces him to face his own flaws and outdated beliefs. (Honestly, same, Alex. Same.)

But time’s ticking, and he has to return to his present, now with a mission. He wants to bring that future magic into today’s world. The big question? Can one person really rewrite the story of humanity?

If you're into sci-fi with soul, this one’s for you. The Society isn’t just a book, it’s a full-blown perspective shift.

[Kristin Kelly · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Society is a rare gem in speculative fiction a novel that doesn't rely on dystopia or disaster, but instead offers a beautifully imagined vision of what humanity could become. Radu Niculescu dares to present a future where people live without money, war, or centralized institutions, and somehow it feels not only possible but incredibly desirable. The story follows Alex, a time traveler who stumbles into this evolved world, only to discover that it was shaped by a book he unknowingly wrote. What follows is a powerful and emotional journey of self-discovery, philosophical awakening, and hope. This isn't a typical sci-fi novel it's a reflection on what truly matters, written with grace, depth, and an unwavering belief in human potential.

[Christine S · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was everything I didn’t know I needed. In a time where most futuristic fiction thrives on collapse and conflict, The Society chooses to explore harmony, healing, and a society that thrives without conventional power structures. Radu Niculescu approaches big ideas like intimacy, governance, education, and contribution with gentle insight and radical imagination. Alex's emotional journey is incredibly relatable, and watching him shift from skepticism to understanding was one of the most rewarding parts of the book. This is fiction that nourishes the mind and heart. Highly recommended to readers who believe in the possibility of something better.

[Ralph Crane · Rating 5 out of 5]

Radu Niculescu's The Society stands out as one of the most thought provoking novels I’ve read in recent years. It’s less about spectacle and more about substance, exploring a post-capitalist world where contribution, emotional connection, and spiritual well-being take precedence over ownership and competition. The fact that the protagonist unknowingly authored the guiding philosophy of this future adds a rich meta-layer that I found absolutely fascinating. The writing is clear and deliberate, the ideas bold but never preachy, and the message deeply needed in our current era. I would recommend this book to anyone looking for more than entertainment this is fiction with purpose.

[Layla · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Society by Radu Niculescu is a labyrinth of intrigue, betrayal, and suspense. Niculescu’s portrayal of a secret society feels both mysterious and chilling. The narrative does an excellent job of peeling back layers to reveal hidden motives and twisted alliances, keeping the reader guessing. The complexity of the characters, each grappling with their own conflicting desires, adds a layer of depth to the already rich plot. If you’re a fan of thrillers with psychological depth, this book will definitely satisfy your craving for intrigue.

[Megan Jim · Rating 5 out of 5]

Niculescu’s writing is elegant, thoughtful, and profoundly compassionate. He doesn’t just build a utopia he explains it, nurtures it, and breathes life into it through Alex’s time traveling journey. What struck me most was how human the story felt, even in its advanced setting. Every character, every community, felt familiar not because they’re like us now, but because they reflect who we could be at our best.

[Lauren · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Society takes readers on a journey through a future where technology and humanity are seamlessly intertwined. The author has created a world that feels both hopeful and thought-provoking. I found myself reflecting on the beauty of a world where compassion and mutual respect are at the heart of society. Highly recommend!

[Hector · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Society: 300 Years from Now is an inspiring, thought-provoking journey that challenges conventional thinking. It beautifully explores the idea of a harmonious future where technology and humanity coexist peacefully. Highly recommended for anyone who believes in the power of compassion and unity.

[Chris Jackson · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Society is one of those novels that feels like it was written from the future for the present. Radu Niculescu writes not just with skill, but with soul. His vision of a world without war, money, or inequality is rendered with such compassion and clarity that it’s hard not to feel a deep ache both for what we’ve lost and for what we could still become.

[Rich Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

The writing is rich and packed with ideas that stimulate your thinking. The Society isn’t just a book; it’s an experience. I thoroughly enjoyed the book, It has an intriguing plot, compelling characters, and themes that make you think.

[Dixie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Radu Niculescu’s The Society is a brilliant masterpiece that redefines the boundaries of science fiction. Niculescu has crafted a utopian world where compassion and mutual respect reign supreme. It’s a refreshing escape from the chaos of our current times.

[Kate Baker · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book offers a vision of the future that feels both incredibly hopeful and surprisingly achievable. Niculescu’s writing is deeply insightful, taking us on a journey that makes us reflect on our own society and what it could be.

[Carol Lott · Rating 5 out of 5]

Niculescu’s writing style is both captivating and poetic. The Society effortlessly combines breathtaking world-building with deep, philosophical ideas. I was constantly drawn into the world he created, and the underlying themes of love, respect, and peace are beautifully rendered.

[Michelle Crystal · Rating 3 out of 5]

What I loved most about this book is its optimism about the future. Radu Niculescu offers a compelling take on a society without money, war, or greed. His portrayal of a harmonious world is incredibly uplifting and gives readers something to aspire toward.

[Hally Simon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Alex’s personal transformation in The Society mirrors the changes the world goes through, making it feel incredibly relevant. Niculescu weaves a story that feels not only like a journey through time but also through the soul, leaving readers with a renewed sense of purpose.

[Jessica · Rating 4 out of 5]

In The Society, compassion is the cornerstone of the world that Radu Niculescu imagines, and it’s a future that feels not only possible but necessary. His portrayal of a society where people work together in harmony is deeply inspiring.

[Walter Kirkland · Rating 5 out of 5]

The world of The Society is an inspiring and bold vision of a society where love, respect, and interconnectedness take center stage. Radu Niculescu gives us a glimpse of a future where human potential is truly realized.

[Robie Dawson · Rating 4 out of 5]

Niculescu’s The Society is a beautiful interpretation of what an ideal world could look like. Instead of focusing on dystopia, it explores what could happen if we learned to value kindness and empathy over everything else. It’s a much needed breath of fresh air.

[Benice · Rating 5 out of 5]

If the future looks anything like the world described in The Society, then we are in for a beautiful, harmonious existence. Niculescu presents an idealized version of the future that feels achievable and grounded in values that transcend time.

[Micheal Jim · Rating 4 out of 5]

Radu Niculescu’s storytelling in The Society is both engaging and enlightening. The book offers a beautifully imagined future where the pursuit of knowledge, compassion, and interconnectedness are at the forefront. It challenges the way we think about society and what truly matters in life.

[Taylor · Rating 5 out of 5]

Radu Niculescu’s depiction of a future society is a refreshing escape from the stress and chaos of the modern world. The book explores how technology can be used for good, without the corruption and inequalities that we see today. It’s an inspiring read that offers a hopeful alternative.

[Sandra Waitley · Rating 3 out of 5]

The Society is more than just a novel it’s an inspiring guide to how we can change the world around us. Radu Niculescu shows us that a society based on compassion, mindfulness, and respect is not a far-off dream, but a real possibility.

[Gary · Rating 4 out of 5]

After reading this, I couldn’t help but imagine living in a world like the one Alex visits. It’s peaceful, it’s kind, and it feels like a place where everyone could thrive. I wish we could make this a reality.

[Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

There’s something so grounding about The Society. It’s a gentle reminder to appreciate the small things in life, to connect with others, and to live with kindness and respect. It made me slow down and think.

[John K. · Rating 5 out of 5]

A truly remarkable book. The Society challenges the notion of how we view progress and success. The idea of a future free from greed, war, and inequality is inspiring. The author’s ability to weave these ideas into an exciting and emotional narrative is exceptional.

[Samantha · Rating 4 out of 5]

What a gem! I’ve never read anything quite like The Society. Alex’s journey is not only a time travel adventure but a deep exploration of human potential. The author does an incredible job of illustrating a world where humanity thrives in harmony. This book changed how I think about the future.

[David · Rating 5 out of 5]

In The Society, the author has crafted a world where compassion and respect reign supreme, and it’s exactly the kind of world we need. Alex’s character development was so moving I couldn’t put the book down. It left me thinking about how I can bring some of those principles into my own life.

[Lily · Rating 5 out of 5]

The perfect blend of science fiction and philosophy. The Society takes a look at what it would mean to create a utopian future, and I love how the author challenges us to rethink our current systems. This book is a breath of fresh air, filled with hope and deep insight.

[Tommy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Alex’s journey in The Society is both personal and universal. This book forces us to question how society works and the role each individual plays. It’s more than just a sci-fi novel; it’s a guide to a better world. The author’s vision is inspiring, and I’m grateful for this work.