God's Mill with turbine 1

Out of the dark clouds that had been gathering over humanity for years, it finally struck. Most of the world's population has succumbed to the killer virus. An extraordinarily powerful series of electro-magnetic pulses arrived in agony to a civilization in turmoil. Most of the electronics were irreparably destroyed. The state structures, the police forces, the armies, they all fell apart. The world as we knew it has ceased to exist.

Twenty-two years after these events, a lonely man sets off on a journey through the land of the lawless to gift his friend, who lives at the foot of the Blaník Mountain, with seeds of old varieties of Kokořín plum trees and uncultivated carrots. But something keeps getting in the way. Something that needs to be pushed, cut, slashed or the entire magazine shot.

A gritty science fiction novel from the grim twilight of humanity, when there are never enough knives and when man's best friend is no longer a dog, but a reliable, well-oiled gun. And because guns are dangerous toys, sometimes a drop of blood will come out.

You won't like this vision of the near future.

And if you do, you're weird.