THE LAST underground
Literary Sci-fi | Hopepunk | Upmarket fiction
“It’s time to evolve beyond who we think we are.”
This is genre-breaking fiction.
Abductees, or experiencers as they prefer to be called, are going through the same procedures, in the same order, with the same beings, using the same instruments — all over the world. No-one is listening to them. My book takes their testimony seriously and delivers a novel that’s challenges where fiction ends and facts begin. Science faction.
The research has been intense: 73 books, interviews with experiencers and personal experience.
The Last Underground is a collaborative adventure with an unforgettable heroine, crystalizing the radical optimism of Hopepunk with the zeitgeist taboos of alien abduction and pre-Sumerian civilizations. If we knew where we came from, maybe we’d feel less alone in the Universe.
“New species are discovered every day, why stop at the atmosphere?
EXCERPTS: THE LAST UNDERGROUND
Comps:
How High We Go in the Dark by Sequoia Nagamatsu, 2022 (National Bestseller; New York Times Editors' Choice)
The Mountain in the Sea by Ray Nayler, 2022 (Locus Award; London Times Bestseller; Nebula nominee; Esquire: “one ofthe best science fiction books of all time”)
The Museum of Human History by Rebekah Bergman, 2023 (Philip K. Dick Award special citation)
Sea of Tranquility by Emily St. John Mandel, 2022 (New York Times Bestseller)
Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro, 2021 (New York Times Bestseller)
and the classic, The Man Who Fell to Earth by Walter Tevis.
THE HOUSE MADE OF WHEELS
Literary Fantasy | Hopepunk | Upmarket fiction
Jungle Book meets Heart of Darkness