Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell (2004)

Cloud Atlas is a novel which follows the lives of six main characters living in different times and places.

The story jumps between the 19th century, the present day, a post-apocalyptic future, and a distant, post-human era.

Each story is connected by the same characters, themes, symbols, and motifs.

The novel highlights the consequences of human greed, deception and exploitation.

The main characters of the novel include Adam Ewing, a young American lawyer, and Robert Frobisher, a young composer.

The novel examines the idea of reincarnation and the interconnectedness of all life.

The novel is written in an innovative and non-linear style, with multiple narrators and stories taking place in different times.

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