The Free People's Village

Are you anarcho-curious?

This novel, taking place in an alternate contemporary US timeline, follows the escalating course of a movement to save an under-served neighborhood on the brink of destruction for the sake of technological progress. This novel does not shy away from, but rather confronts head-on, topics of privilege, gender and sexuality diversity, race identified and perceived, political alignment, and other factors that shape the course of the characters' lives. Witty, sharp, and punk rock, this book is sorted as "Science Fiction" but feels all-too-real.