Incarnation

by Peter Ferko

Ryoko Kimura is a journalist out to change the world, but she’s stuck on a boring State news beat. On a tip, she interviews Krishna Anand, whose new TV technology, Veritage becomes the tool Ryoko needs to turn television into the most powerful vehicle for change the world had ever known. Ryoko’s husband, actor Joey Coe turns a blind eye as Krishna’s and her passion for their work turns into an affair. As the paparazzi bring the affair to light, Krishna sacrifices their love for each other in favor of what they created together. Were they supposed to be together? What if there never was a Joey Coe?

Incarnation follows a journalist, an actor, a writer, and a programmer whose dreams and desires play out together on the global stage, again and again. Each time, they find meaning as they spin on life’s mysterious wheel of fortune.

Full of historical backstory, contemporary topics, and future speculation, Incarnation is a mix of a romantic political thriller and "Sliding Doors" philosophical "what if."

257 pages, Paperback

Published January 14, 2016

About the author

Peter Ferko is an author who draws on lifelong pursuits in yoga and the visual and performing arts. He teaches yoga philosophy at ISHTA Yoga in Manhattan. He was co-director of The Table, a yoga and arts project in Brooklyn, and of Artists Unite in Manhattan. Peter is married to yogi and author, Wendy Newton.