Review by Robert Blake Whitehill
Out of the rubble of this country we know rise disparate tribes of survivors of The Tide; some connect and communicate via thoughts borne along nuerally implanted Bluetooth and cellular networks. Others cleave to old ways, speaking aloud and trying to remake a union from a shattered nation and a fragmented culture. Some survive on acts of kindness that build meta wealth called merit. Think of Likes on today's social media.
We follow Marto on a tour through this crumbled world as he crafts and transmits a travelogue to dedicated followers. But his travels are fraught with internecine mistrust that leads to violence.
There is a keen mind at work behind these books, with insights into the human condition today, and warnings of what might come to pass if we dare forget we all survive or perish together.
We follow Marto on a tour through this crumbled world as he crafts and transmits a travelogue to dedicated followers. But his travels are fraught with internecine mistrust that leads to violence.
There is a keen mind at work behind these books, with insights into the human condition today, and warnings of what might come to pass if we dare forget we all survive or perish together.