Canticle for Leibowitz
A Canticle for Leibowitz In A Canticle for Leibowitz, which was split into three sections, the author told a strenuous story of fear through the eyes of many people. “Fiat Homo” which was the first section in the book, was set in a dark age after a nuclear war. In this section, the book focused on life in a monastery and the canonization process. It was told by Brother Francis, who found relics in a fallout chamber. “Fiat Lux” was the second section of the book, and it was set in a time of renaissance. In this section, it told about tensions between the State and the Church. An Abbott at the Church, Dom Paulo, mainly told the story. “Fiat Voluntas Tua” was the last section of the book and was set in a time much like today. In this section, the world had another nuclear war.