What's Left of Us
What's Left of Us
For readers of Emily St. John Mandel and Kazuo Ishiguro, a mythic dystopian SF novel set in a drowned future Britain about what survives when civilization falls — the stories humanity makes, and the people broken enough to carry them.
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For readers of Emily St. John Mandel and Kazuo Ishiguro, a mythic dystopian SF novel set in a drowned future Britain about what survives when civilization falls—the stories humanity makes, and the people broken enough to carry them.
“[Quaid] showcases serious worldbuilding chops…” —Publishers Weekly
In the sealed domes above Britain's floodwaters, the New Gods have solved disease, hunger, the weather—everything except the question of what life is for. Below, in the flooded archipelago that was once Norfolk, Pilgrim sails between island communities—healer, storyteller, host to half a dozen voices that have argued in his skull since his parents were killed. A new voice has joined them, calling herself the Lady, and what she wants he has spent years refusing to give.
