Three is to crowd as five is to apocalypse? Follow the quick rise and fall of the five cyclopian shadowmen through their crepuscular post-apocalyptic world. Their travels and tribulations serve as a parable for non communicative conversation and the danger of blind faith paired with hubris, I listened to this collection twice through, as there are many details. Lyrical, poetic language paints a vivid scene. Conversation interspersed with action makes it read like an old epic. Many interpretations possible as you witness the inevitable nihilistic countdown to this collection of poems that ends in a violent crescendo.

Incredible control of language, this story is steeped in rich mythology that's hard to believe is original. Reminiscent of Biblical texts, this is a cool and creepy (re)imagining of what life will or could be in the centuries to come.