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- ISBN 9781916776869
- Dimensions: 127 x 203mm
- Publication Date: 10 Oct 2025
- Publisher: Fisher King Publishing
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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2030 is more than a story. It is a message. A call to wake up before it is too late.
In the year 2030, history has been erased, gender abolished, and memory rewritten. Citizens live under the tyranny of The World Safety Council, their every movement monitored, and each word censored to fit the ‘Agenda.’
But in the shadows, dissidents have built a forbidden machine. One that can listen to walls and unlock the voices of the past. When George, a Safety Council worker, stumbles upon echoes of love, laughter, and truth, he is forced to confront the lie of his world.
The final transmission was never meant for the future alone. Somehow, it has reached the past.
Mike Fairclough has spent decades challenging conformity
in education and speaking out against the creeping control of bureaucracy,
ideology, and fear. Now, as a full-time author, he turns his warning into a
powerful Orwellian fable for teenagers, young people, and
parents alike.
Mike Fairclough is an internationally acclaimed educator with thirty years’ experience in the field, including nineteen years as a high-profile headmaster. He has been at the forefront of character education in Britain, focusing on risk- taking, the building of resilience, and outdoor learning. He has received widespread media attention for his approach, including teaching children to fire shotguns, skin rabbits, and to cook over an open fire.
Fairclough was the only serving headteacher or school principal, out of 43,500 in the United Kingdom, to publicly question the Covid ‘vaccine’ rollout to children.
He is the author of seven books, Playing With Fire, Wild Thing, Rewilding Childhood, Take Daily, The Hero’s Voice, Cancel THIS and 2030. He is ghostwriter and editor for Kevin Anderson and Associates, a leading firm, trusted by New York Times bestselling authors, CEOs, and thought leaders, to bring their stories and ideas to life.
Mike is also an editor for Fisher King Publishing, supporting outspoken authors and their works and their right to free speech.
Mike Fairclough is, “Britain’s Most Outspoken Headmaster” - The Daily Mail
