In the Year 2889 by Jules Verne

Set in a futuristic world dominated by mass communication and scientific innovation, the story follows a single day in the life of a powerful media magnate. As he interacts with citizens, scientists, and world leaders, we glimpse a society shaped by rapid technological change. From sky advertising to personal newsrooms, the plot is more a tour of speculative concepts than a traditional narrative. It offers a satirical, imaginative forecast of the future. The story reflects 19th-century optimism and anxieties about progress.