Extending boundaries – Empowering individuals
Extending boundaries – Empowering individuals
Publishing date 21 October 2026 for paperback and hardback editions.
by Irina Kuzminsky, Foreword by Anne Baring
Paperback, ISBN 978-1-915594-12-9, £24.99
with 22 B&W illustrations, 540 pages
Hardback, ISBN 978-1-915594-13-6, £34.99
with 22 colour illustrations, 540 pages
“A well-researched, timely, sensitively written, and urgent appeal that we wake up to what is threatening our humanity.”
Irina Kuzminsky’s new book confronts the history, promises and dangers of transhumanism and human ‘enhancement’, addressing the two core questions underlying the whole transhumanist debate: what is a human being, and what is consciousness?
For those purchasing the B&W paperback edition, colour reproductions of the author’s illustrations are reproduced below.
ORDERING INFORMATION:
UK and International orders: The paperback and hardback editions are available from Wynstones Press UK.
The paperback edition is also available (from publication date) from most major online retailers worldwide (Europe, North America, Australia/ New Zealand, India); and you should be able to order from your local book store. Many online retailers offer a pre-order possibility.
The hardback book as a limited edition will be initially available from Wynstones Press; by the end of 2026 it will be more widely available.
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“In the very midst of our race towards a future projected synthesis of human and AI, the Handless Maiden stands and weeps, standing for all that we have forgotten and all that we risk to lose.”
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Transhumanism is emerging as a new secular faith, distorting and inverting spiritual traditions of human transcendence, and positioning itself as a new religion, with AI as its enabler. The ‘Superhuman’ AI, supposedly imminent, is projected to outstrip all human abilities and render humans obsolete and expendable – except for the promoters, who see themselves as the privileged elite. Enter eugenics, with the author exposing in detail the shocking views of many of the influential and wealthy proponents.
The crux with transhumanism: if we start defining ourselves as comparable to the machines we ourselves have created, we are welcoming in our own devolution.
This book is a gripping meditation on evolution, identity, the sacredness of life and the soul of humanity itself.
“This book is a brilliant in-depth study and analysis of transhumanism – one that should be on the reading list of every university student… The aim of this inhuman technology seems to be to eliminate our emotional intelligence: our capacity to feel, to imagine, to create, to dream, to love as well as to hate and to fear; to banish or degrade the relationship between child and parent, between man and woman, and between human beings in general… I find it hard to believe what I am communicating, because it is so evil and so utterly destructive of the values that we, as a species, have fought for centuries to articulate and defend.”
From the Foreword by Anne Baring, D.Phil., author of Divine Wisdom and the Holy Spirit: The Forgotten Feminine Face of God
and The Dream of the Cosmos: A Quest for the Soul
“This is an important, immensely readable and very learned book which I highly recommend… The most powerful, the richest and the seemingly cleverest people are invested, materially and mentally, in this movement and will try to use their political leverage to make its tenets compulsory.”
Prof. Harald Walach, Ph.D., author of
Transhumanism: Next Step in Human Development, Dangerous Ideology, Negligible, or What? (Report for the Galileo Commission)
“A well-researched, timely, sensitively written, and urgent appeal that we wake up to what is threatening our humanity. I wholeheartedly recommend this book.”
Andrew Wolpert
“This is immensely interesting, important, very well written… The debate about transhumanism is insufficiently widespread in public and urgently needs addressing. This book brings the key issues into focus and should spark that wider discussion”
Prof. Anthony Grayling, CBE MA DPhil (Oxon) FRSL FRSA
Below is an extract from the book containing the Table of Contents, the Foreword by Anne Baring and the Preface by the author. (copyright material, for personal use only).
Following is a PDF file giving the colour illustrations from the book, in the page format as in the print editions. They are in the order of illustrations in both the paperback and hardback versions. They will be of particular interest for those purchasing the paperback edition, where illustrations are in black & white. The artwork is copyrighted by the artist and author, but the file may be downloaded for personal use.