Meter Red
Dystopian sci-fi. The numbers decide who gets to matter.
One dome. One ledger. One number away from disappearing. Adeline Marsh keeps Cardon Dome breathing—until her name turns up on next quarter's Reduction list six weeks early.
IngramSparkBooks by
The Reduction
No name. No ledger. No way back in. The Ledger Office can't admit Adeline's right, so it erases her instead. Scored to zero and hunted into the dead levels below the Strata, she's got one season to survive a system that's already decided she doesn't exist.
Books.by
Open Air
One valve. Eleven days. The whole dome on the other side of her hand. Adeline finally has the power to do to the Terraces exactly what they've done to the Strata for ninety-one years. She's got eleven days to decide if getting out is worth becoming the thing she's spent her life surviving.
James Calavera
James Calavera es un autor de ficción especulativa atmosférica que explora la supervivencia, la identidad, la tecnología y los sistemas que dan forma a nuestras vidas. Sus historias combinan una construcción de mundo inmersiva con personajes profundamente humanos, y a menudo sitúan a personas comunes en situaciones extraordinarias donde cada elección tiene un coste.
Es autor de la serie The Air Ledger, que incluye Meter Red, The Reduction y Open Air. Mediante una narración tensa y que invita a la reflexión, Calavera crea mundos que se sienten inquietantemente posibles—y personajes que deben decidir qué están dispuestos a sacrificar para cambiarlos.
James Calavera escribe para lectores que disfrutan de historias que permanecen mucho después de la última página.
The Reduction
No name. No ledger. No way back in. The Ledger Office can't admit Adeline's right, so it erases her instead. Scored to zero and hunted into the dead levels below the Strata, she's got one season to survive a system that's already decided she doesn't exist.
Open Air
One valve. Eleven days. The whole dome on the other side of her hand. Adeline finally has the power to do to the Terraces exactly what they've done to the Strata for ninety-one years. She's got eleven days to decide if getting out is worth becoming the thing she's spent her life surviving.
By James Calavera
Meter Red
Dystopian FictionOne dome. One ledger. One number away from disappearing. Adeline Marsh keeps Cardon Dome breathing—until her name turns up on next quarter's Reduction list six weeks early.
The Reduction
Dystopian FictionNo name. No ledger. No way back in. The Ledger Office can't admit Adeline's right, so it erases her instead. Scored to zero and hunted into the dead levels below the Strata, she's got one season to survive a system that's already decided she doesn't exist.
Open Air
Dystopian FictionOne valve. Eleven days. The whole dome on the other side of her hand. Adeline finally has the power to do to the Terraces exactly what they've done to the Strata for ninety-one years. She's got eleven days to decide if getting out is worth becoming the thing she's spent her life surviving.