In this enlightening, award-winning series that shows the human side of apocalypse, Reid Graham navigates life in a harsh far-future Canada following severe climate collapse. With water and food scarce and the wilds full of dangerous animals and even more dangerous people, she leans into one of the few dependable resources in her world: community.
In book one, The Annual Migration of Clouds, young Reid, who is infected with a mysterious parasite, must choose whether to pursue a rare opportunity to study far from home or stay with her ailing mother and help rebuild her community. Reid risks it all to set her mother and her community up for a good life in her absence.
In the second book in the series, We Speak Through the Mountain, Reid has left for the mysterious Howse University, a storied, affluent place hidden away inside a secret dome, but she finds can't stand idly by as the people of the dome purposely withhold needed resources from the rest of humanity, including her beloved home community.
This enlightening, award-winning series personalizes apocalypse, imagining life in a far-future Canada following severe climate collapse, showing that one of the most dependable resources in a truly harsh world is one that's deeply human: our communities.
Premee Mohamed is a Nebula-, World Fantasy–, and Aurora Award–winning Indo-Caribbean scientist and speculative fiction author based in Edmonton, AB. She is the author of the Beneath the Rising series of novels, as well as several novellas, and her short fiction has appeared in many venues.
