All the ash we leave behind
"Robert Cargill returns to the world of Sea of Rust (which Joe Hill called "a forty-megaton cruise missile of a novel--it'll blow you away and lay waste to your heart. It is the most visceral, relentless, breathtaking work of SF in any medium since Mad Max: Fury Road.") and Day Zero with a new novel...
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Subterranean Press,
2025.
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