In a time when men can be rewritten, memory is the last act of resistance.
Raised deep beneath the ice by a father who insists that remembering is survival, Hadron believes he is one of the last true humans alive. When that belief shatters, he is driven through an entanglement of tunnels, engineered bodies, and violent echoes of himself.
As identity fractures and his world begins to collapse, Hadron must choose what to believe- and what to preserve.
About the author
I’m Andrew Wonacott, a musician cleverly disguised as a High School Assistant Principal in Southern California.
I’m a classically trained musician, but love to smash the drums. I hear soundtracks in my head. I own a Kline Bottle and a Gömböc. I once jumped off a cliff into the American River, but will never ever do something like that again. I have a project car, it’s a ’66 Mercedes 250se Coupe. It’s an over-engineered piece of beauty and the parts are too expensive, but it keeps me busy. I have a mild obsession with Radiohead and Manchester Orchestra. The best live show I ever saw was NIN in Milwaukee on the Fragility Tour. But I also got to see Tom Petty on the Wildflowers Tour, so… feel free to judge me on my favorite show choice.
I’m happiest when I’m creating, so that’s what I’ll keep doing. I’m always up to something. More on my website here.
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