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- Author: Amy Wachspress
- Publisher: Woza Books
- ISBN-10: 0978835042
- ISBN-13: 9780978835040
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 2.7 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English
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What happens in a future that runs out of gas? This humanistic, ecological, science-fiction exploration begins with six diverse women friends meeting for the weekend at a beach house to celebrate the year in which they all turn forty. Two weeks later, a petroleum-eating bacteria unleashed in the Gulf of Mexico to contain a spill goes rogue and devours all the raw petroleum products in the world. After the subsequent Systems Collapse, each of these women follows their own path to try to survive in a previously unimaginable altered life. From a Washington, D.C. suburb to a survivalist community in Kentucky, from Manhattan to a working class neighborhood in a town in upstate New York, from Oakland to a Native Rancheria in rural northern California, these women, their families, and their communities summon extraordinary ingenuity, resilience, and vision in the hopes of forging a viable future.
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- Author: Amy Wachspress
- Publisher: Woza Books
- ISBN-10: 0978835042
- ISBN-13: 9780978835040
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 2.7 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English English
What happens in a future that runs out of gas? This humanistic, ecological, science-fiction exploration begins with six diverse women friends meeting for the weekend at a beach house to celebrate the year in which they all turn forty. Two weeks later, a petroleum-eating bacteria unleashed in the Gulf of Mexico to contain a spill goes rogue and devours all the raw petroleum products in the world. After the subsequent Systems Collapse, each of these women follows their own path to try to survive in a previously unimaginable altered life. From a Washington, D.C. suburb to a survivalist community in Kentucky, from Manhattan to a working class neighborhood in a town in upstate New York, from Oakland to a Native Rancheria in rural northern California, these women, their families, and their communities summon extraordinary ingenuity, resilience, and vision in the hopes of forging a viable future.
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