Martin Swan

We Are Still Here (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In 2035, Britain is no longer governed by votes - it is managed by data.

Dissent isn't crushed with guns. It is erased with paperwork.

Final Notices. Administrative disappearances. People officially declared dead - even while still breathing.

"WE ARE STILL HERE" is a chillingly plausible near-future thriller about a resistance that does not fight with bullets - but with witnesses, names, breadlines, hacked speakers, and the refusal to disappear quietly.

Told through the streets of East London now sealed under AI-controlled lockdown, this is the story of those who refuse to become data. A mother who will not sign her child's death certificate. A priest who turns mass into counter-surveillance. A boy who spreads witness statements instead of graffiti. And a city that rediscovers its voice - live, and too many to silence at once.

This is fiction - but terrifyingly possible.

A warning. A hope. A declaration.

We are still here.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Martin Swan
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. Oktober 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232095628
• Artikelnr.: 75717643

Autorenporträt

Martin Swan is a British author and digital creator known for reviving the golden age of pulp fiction through fast-paced thrillers, historical mysteries, and sharp-tongued detective tales. With a deep love for classic storytelling and vintage heroes, Martin writes with cinematic flair, breathing new life into icons like Sherlock Holmes and Bulldog Drummond for modern readers.

When he's not crafting globe-trotting espionage or tongue-in-cheek cozy mysteries, Martin curates digital content for indie authors and builds faceless income systems using AI and storytelling. He lives somewhere between a foggy London alleyway and a Havana speakeasydepending on what chapter he's writing.