Dead Neon Blues

In the seventy-first millennium, civilization as we know it is gone. Left to sift through the rubble of what once was? A lone Pilgrim. You, in search of answers. With your clan long dead, you find yourself cursed with immortality, leaving you to ponder gnawing questions all on your own. What happened? Why did everything collapse? Why couldn’t we stop it? And, most importantly, who were we before it all collapsed around us?

When you stumble upon an old Library from the American Preservation Society, a building archiving the memories of the people before the end, you believe you might finally have the answers you’ve sought for so, so long.

Twelve stories from the dystopian Earth, all sure to culminate in what was surely the end of the world. Or, perhaps, the end of what we knew to be the world.

“Kameron Whinery has a playful imagination. Cyborgs, a computer compiled with datadiscs recording all of humanity’s history, and Arthur Pendragon all in the same book? I think I just discovered a new drug and I’m addicted. This book was crazy good and I’ve never read anything like it before.” —Nora B. Peevy, author of For the Sake of Brigid