Cataclysm

by Tiffany Meuret

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Pub Date Apr 02 2024 | Archive Date Feb 29 2024

Horror | Literary Fiction

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Description

When the United States collapses into post-apocalyptic ruin, The Woman flees her suburban home. Chronicling her life from the first shock to building and ruling a dieselpunk fiefdom, her mind deteriorates, and she obtains a nuclear weapon. 100 years later, a boy feeds her journals to an AI to answer lingering questions about his heritage. When the AI becomes sentient, weaving its own stories about The Woman and what her final moments might have been, the boy must confront a deranged power just like the person it was created to emulate.

Told through journal entries, Cataclysm is a story of how unrepentant rage permeates generations.

When the United States collapses into post-apocalyptic ruin, The Woman flees her suburban home. Chronicling her life from the first shock to building and ruling a dieselpunk fiefdom, her mind...

A Note From the Publisher

Bio- Tiffany Meuret writes weird novels and poetry. She is the author of novels A Flood Of Posies and Little Bird, as well as the forthcoming Cataclysm coming in April 2024. She lives in Arizona with her family.

This will be available via ebook ($4.99) and paperback ($12.95) only.

Advance Praise

With the sharp, compelling, and dark tones of Gillian Flynn's novels, Tiffany Meuret writes us to the edge of our seats in Cataclysm as suburbia and AI seamlessly collide in this cynical, deranged, smart, apocalyptic novel. Try putting it down after you start.

~Kayli Scholz, author of Saint Grit (Ghoulish Press)

With the sharp, compelling, and dark tones of Gillian Flynn's novels, Tiffany Meuret writes us to the edge of our seats in Cataclysm as suburbia and AI seamlessly collide in this cynical, deranged...