Enter a world unlike any other within the pages of the greatest publication in North America…
Meet the Editor-in-Chief, Christopher Mills, a yacht-obsessed coke-head with a vendetta against the peace-loving Fish People; Maxine Carter, the self-proclaimed greatest reporter in North America, who finds herself obsessed with an appropriating street clown; Georgia Denver, a shapeshifter on a mission…somewhere...she can’t exactly remember; Jean Grayson, the film critic who is slowly growing paralyzed and forced to watch a Twilight Zone rip-off; and Moon Quartz, the astrologer who holds quite the passion for Enya’s classic 1988 album, Watermark.
Together, their minds will unite to defeat an evil wizard/artificial intelligence and uncover the truth of everything they’ve come to accept about their identities and the world around them.
Zachary Aborizk’s debut novel grapples with the existential reality of our post-AI future. An absurdist romp about how we identify ourselves and each other in our modern world where everyone is the main character.
Illustrated by Eden Valentin, this book features five beautiful, full-color magazine covers.
