Peninsula Kenneth j Johnson
A reclusive artist on the verge of fame and fortune after a successful exhibition, wakes to find he is alone in a post-apocalyptic, hibernating world.
Disillusioned with his agent’s acquisitive behaviour, and nothing relevant in his new reality, he struggles with lack of motivation and questions the worth of art.
Bathed in unearthly red dust, his surroundings appear eerie and confusing. The absence of animated life intensifies his unease.
Frustrated by his lack of knowledge of practicalities and basic survival techniques, when a super cell cyclone hits, it leaves him at the mercy of the elements.
His skills, morals and ethics are sorely tested, and he sinks into a morass of confusion and self-indulgence.
When not fighting predators waking before their prey, he again questions his existence, purpose of life, and obsession with art.
A reawakening of motives, an emerging sense of awareness and responsibility sees him formulate a plan to revive the population.
Is he the only conscious person on the planet?
Will the hibernating masses die without nourishment. Can he save them? Can he save humanity?
The task seems insurmountable as he is forced to reassess his motivations. Science was always his nemesis. Amongst introspective reflection on relationships and exploration of obscure geological facts, new dangers emerge, forcing Drew, against his inclinations, to turn to science for solutions.
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Format: Paperback (Perfect Bound)
Dimensions: 148mm x 210mm
Pages: 392 pgs
A reclusive artist on the verge of fame and fortune after a successful exhibition, wakes to find he is alone in a post-apocalyptic, hibernating world.
Disillusioned with his agent’s acquisitive behaviour, and nothing relevant in his new reality, he struggles with lack of motivation and questions the worth of art.
Bathed in unearthly red dust, his surroundings appear eerie and confusing. The absence of animated life intensifies his unease.
Frustrated by his lack of knowledge of practicalities and basic survival techniques, when a super cell cyclone hits, it leaves him at the mercy of the elements.
His skills, morals and ethics are sorely tested, and he sinks into a morass of confusion and self-indulgence.
When not fighting predators waking before their prey, he again questions his existence, purpose of life, and obsession with art.
A reawakening of motives, an emerging sense of awareness and responsibility sees him formulate a plan to revive the population.
Is he the only conscious person on the planet?
Will the hibernating masses die without nourishment. Can he save them? Can he save humanity?
The task seems insurmountable as he is forced to reassess his motivations. Science was always his nemesis. Amongst introspective reflection on relationships and exploration of obscure geological facts, new dangers emerge, forcing Drew, against his inclinations, to turn to science for solutions.
Product Details
Format: Paperback (Perfect Bound)
Dimensions: 148mm x 210mm
Pages: 392 pgs
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