The Book of Endings: Stories About a World That Didn't Notice It Was Over
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The Book of Endings: Stories About a World That Didn't Notice It Was Over
Sale price
$18.99
Regular price $22.99
The world didn’t end with a bang.
It ended quietly.
A radio station continues broadcasting into empty houses.
A warehouse worker counts inventory that no longer exists.
A hospital generator runs until the last drop of fuel disappears.
A computer administrator locks the world out of its own systems.
In The Book of Endings, Andrew McGee delivers a haunting collection of interconnected stories about the quiet collapse of modern life—and the ordinary people still trapped inside it.
There are no heroes coming.
No final broadcast.
No clear moment when everyone understands what has happened.
Only systems still running, machines still humming, routines still being followed, and people slowly realizing that the world they trusted is already gone.
Bleak, literary, and deeply unsettling, The Book of Endings explores the horror of a world that doesn’t stop all at once.
Sometimes the end of the world is not a scream.
Sometimes it is simply the last thing working exactly the way it was designed to.
It ended quietly.
A radio station continues broadcasting into empty houses.
A warehouse worker counts inventory that no longer exists.
A hospital generator runs until the last drop of fuel disappears.
A computer administrator locks the world out of its own systems.
In The Book of Endings, Andrew McGee delivers a haunting collection of interconnected stories about the quiet collapse of modern life—and the ordinary people still trapped inside it.
There are no heroes coming.
No final broadcast.
No clear moment when everyone understands what has happened.
Only systems still running, machines still humming, routines still being followed, and people slowly realizing that the world they trusted is already gone.
Bleak, literary, and deeply unsettling, The Book of Endings explores the horror of a world that doesn’t stop all at once.
Sometimes the end of the world is not a scream.
Sometimes it is simply the last thing working exactly the way it was designed to.