A bizarre road trip through a funhouse mirror of modern society.
Leave your expectations at the door.
In Capital 4, every human problem has been solved. Language, behavior, memory, desire. Even nature has been corrected. Even death requires approval.
Ziyue wants out.
When she is expelled beyond the dome with Emily, a quiet observer who records what others prefer to forget; Rossum, a rule-following robot; and Cesare, a talking dog with very little patience for human nonsense, she expects freedom.
The outside world is not empty. It is filled with bizarre, isolated societies, each with its own extreme cure for human nature.
What follows is a fast-moving, darkly funny, increasingly strange journey through absurd rules, social madness, broken systems, and strangely familiar territories.
Nature Against is a compact illustrated dystopian satire for readers who enjoy offbeat speculative fiction, sharp humor, allegory, strange societies, and stories that leave space to connect the dots.
Not a standard rebellion story. Not a cozy post-apocalyptic adventure. Not recycled dystopia with different names.
For readers willing to think, smile, and feel slightly uncomfortable.
"... a bizarre road trip through a funhouse mirror of modern society."
- Readers’ Favorite
