Between the crumbling certainties of the old world and the unfinished shape of the new one, EPOCHAL DIARY is a witness account from inside the fracture. With philosophical depth and personal intensity, Veselka Marinova explores the great tensions of our transitional era: memory and power, civilization and sovereignty, belonging and loss, technology and the human soul. Moving through America, Russia, China, Europe, and the burning fault lines of the present, she writes not as a distant observer, but as someone living within the tremor of history itself. This is not merely a chronicle of events. It is a meditation on what must be preserved when systems shake, identities blur, and the future demands a new moral center. Lyrical, clear-eyed, and deeply human, this book asks the essential question of our time: What remains of the human being when the age itself is changing?