In a post-apocalyptic world devastated by the Fly Flu—a plague of deadly, swarming insects—survivors navigate a landscape reclaimed by nature. Nico, a young woman traveling with her father’s cryptic maps, searches for a rumored portal that might bridge different timelines. She eventually crosses paths with Kit, an artist living in an abandoned cinema, and the Deliverer, a mysterious figure trapped in a cycle of rebirth. Their narratives converge around the theory that time functions non-linearly, functioning as a series of loops rather than a straight path toward extinction.
Readers of philosophical science fiction and survival stories will find this narrative focuses on the persistence of human connection when civilization collapses. It appeals to those who enjoy deciphering complex structures where memory and temporal anomalies dictate the plot. Instead of a traditional action-oriented wasteland story, the reader finishes with a meditation on how stories are preserved across generations. The book provides a technical look at how personal legacy survives through art and the theoretical possibility of altering the past to save the future.
- Published
- 2021
- Language
- EN
