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Title: Writer Cosmos Announces Exclusive Feature on Dr. Howard Covant’s Debut Sci-Fi Novel

Toronto, Canada, 9th Dec 2025 - Writer Cosmos, a leading global publishing organization, today announced a special interview with Dr. Howard Covant, veterinarian, biomedical scientist, and author, in The New York Times. The interview provides an in-depth look at the inspiration behind Destiny: A Future Fate of Mankind, Covant’s debut science fiction novel that explores humanity’s potential to transcend the cycles of history through scientific and philosophical lenses.A Fusion of Science and Fiction: The Making of DestinyDestiny: A Future Fate of Mankind is the culmination of four decades of work in biomedical sciences and philosophical reflection. Dr. Covant, who spent his career studying the relationship between science, technology, and society, draws on his expertise to craft a science fiction narrative that feels grounded in scientific plausibility. Over eight years of development, Covant integrated themes from evolutionary biology, morality, and human progress into the book, creating a futuristic world that remains scientifically sound.“I had to make the science believable,” Dr. Covant said in his interview. “Many professionals have said that the concepts in this book feel possible. That was important to me.”The novel introduces innovative technologies like the “comm-link,” a wearable communication device, and PIP, an artificial intelligence companion. These concepts reflect Covant’s deep understanding of emerging technologies and their potential impact on society, capturing both their promise and inherent risks.Exploring Optimism in Science FictionWhile modern science fiction often leans toward dystopian narratives, Dr. Covant’s novel represents a departure, aligning more closely with the optimistic outlook of pioneers like H.G. Wells, Jules Verne, and Ge...

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