Turn by David Podlipny
Requirements: Epub reader/Azw3 reader, 431 Kb
Overview: There is no wind, save for the turbulence generated by the wind turbines up on the Core’s towering concrete walls, dividing the once flourishing metropolis. The rays of the sun are blocked by pollution, except right above the Core, which have drones to scatter it. The seas are dead. But, according to Sono’s grandpa, the spirits of the seas are still alive. They’re everywhere. He even has an empty Olympic-size swimming pool in his backyard to accommodate them.
Unlike Sono, who lives in what on the outside resembles a city, his grandpa, Edgar, lives in a little domed hut made out of concrete, surrounded by broken pieces of the same material for as far as the eyes can see. Edgar is a shaman, a recluse and, though lovable, he is also a huge pain in the ass. Or, to put it more accurately, Edgar is more of a pain in Sono’s brain, for he can never come to terms with his outlandish, paradoxical, and ridiculous viewpoints on just about every subject. He is by far the biggest conundrum Sono has ever encountered. Until he meets Turn…
Genre: Science Fiction, Post-Apocalyptic
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