Ever wish you could peek Into the Future, even for a second? Conversely, have you wondered why some, with a far-a-way look in their eyes, refer to the "good old days?" Yet talk to almost anyone long enough and they express some form of concern or even foreboding, wondering what is happening to our country, our society or even to us personally.

What does the famous plaque that Harry Truman had on his desk which read, "The buck stops here," have to do with a chapter titled, "Who Wins - The Worm or the Tank?"

Go to any philosophic discussion group or classrooms, and sooner or later you will hear, "Where did I come from?, "Who am I?", and "Where am I going?" What was the great general, Napoleon, talking about when he stated, "...there is no possible term of comparison..." Or better still, what did men like Sartre, Russell, Camus, Kiekegaard or Hegel, those men who are called the "masters" of modern Philosophy, contribute to the 20th Century? Is music really the voice or education the indication?

From its inception, Into The Future was designed to be a gift. That's right, FREE! In fact, the cover design was contributed at no cost by the winner of the 1995 McMillan Publishing  Electronic Arts contest put on by Compuserve and the printer donated a portion of the print cost. At Impact, we felt this was indeed a book worth reading, so we offered to tell you about it. You only pay for the shipping.