Relic of Haven - Kingsley, Alex
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Are the monsters outside, or inside? Bastion is the last human city, a bulwark against the desertwalkers on one side and the ocean on the other. Or is it? Back in the city, Harvard and his crew try to readjust to life away from the danger of the dusts. But Devrin, the mysterious architect of so many of their troubles, has a new mission for the crew, and he's taking captives to make sure they obey him. Giant crabs are not the only monsters in this world, for across the ocean there are even more strange beasts, and another city no one in Bastion knows about. Return to a world of post-apocalyptic…mehr

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Are the monsters outside, or inside? Bastion is the last human city, a bulwark against the desertwalkers on one side and the ocean on the other. Or is it? Back in the city, Harvard and his crew try to readjust to life away from the danger of the dusts. But Devrin, the mysterious architect of so many of their troubles, has a new mission for the crew, and he's taking captives to make sure they obey him. Giant crabs are not the only monsters in this world, for across the ocean there are even more strange beasts, and another city no one in Bastion knows about. Return to a world of post-apocalyptic giant crabs and human scavengers with Relic of Haven, the sequel to Empress of Dust, by Alex Kingsley!
Autorenporträt
Alex Kingsley (they/them) is a writer, comedian, game designer, and amateur mycologist. They are a co-founder of the new media company Strong Branch Productions, where they write and direct the sci-fi comedy podcast The Stench of Adventure and other shows.Their short fiction has appeared in Translunar Travelers Lounge, Radon Journal, The Storage Papers, and more. In 2023 they published their short story collection, The Strange Garden and Other Weird Tales. Alex's sci-fi play The Bearer of Bad News premiered in LA in 2022 produced by the Annenberg Foundation, and their sci-fi play Unplanned Obsolescence premiered in Philadelphia in 2023 as part of Cannonball Festival.Alex's SFF-related non-fiction has appeared in Interstellar Flight Magazine and Ancillary Review of Books. Their games can be downloaded pay-what-you-will at alexyquest.itch.io. They live in Chicago, Illinois, with their partner Noa and their cat, Ford F150. You can find them at alexjkingsley.wordpress.com, on BlueSky at alexyquest.bsky.social, Instagram at hitchhikersguidetothealexy, Mastodon at alexyquest@podvibes.co, and on TikTok at alexyquest.