The Baobab Frequency

The Baobab Frequency

Dawit Yohannes Karlos

Year 2147. The ancient baobab trees of the Sahel have become biological quantum computers. Their root networks span thousands of kilometers, forming a consciousness. Senegalese neurolinguist Amara discovers she can interface with the baobabs through traditional griot songs her grandmother taught her.

A Chinese-European mining consortium begins extracting rare earth minerals that threaten the root network. The trees are not just thinking. They have been preparing humanity for a cosmic migration, storing genetic memories of Earth's biodiversity in their cellulose. Desertification accelerates. Corporate interests close in. Amara races to decode the trees' warning and protect humanity's living archive."

Book Details

Pages 310
Trim Size 5.5x8.5
Publication Q2–Q3 2026

Subjects

Science FictionFiction

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