The New Dawn

In this account of the New Dawn movement the author relates key events in the failed revolutionary movement which sought to bring in a new era of anarchist-inspired social justice and economic egalitarianism.

Despite mobilizing hundreds of thousands of Britons following the disastrous Aquazoa epidemic, caused in large part by the ecocidal and corrupt profiteering governments of the day, the movement ended in failure and a bloodbath.

Focusing mainly on the roles of some of the key protagonists in the New Dawn's organizational structure, the book provides an insight into the aspirations that inspired each of their contributions.