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apocalyptic fiction
The Ashes of Around Twenty-Three Strangers
The world doesn't make sense. All rain has moved indoors, wrecking houses from the inside out while the skies remain cloudless. With ever greater devotion, people worship giant, inert, humanoid bodies as gods as civilization falls apart.
Lucy, who has never been religious, has no way to properly mourn her brother after his untimely death. Now, a year later, she will travel south on a makeshift pilgrimage with the help of her best friend Carve, who was once himself a believer, trying to find peace and some better means of understanding the world.
Solution
As climate change wreaks havoc on the earth and the fate of humanity grows dire, a scientist makes a plan to save humanity that would shame the devil.
The Roger Corman Tour of Puerto Rico: Watching Last Woman on Earth
Finding Love in Dystopia With Garth Nix’s Shade’s Children
As the Last I May Know
An alternate history short story looking at decisions and consequences, and what it takes to pull the trigger.