Review: brilliant in its sadness
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 29, 2013
Straight into the story, the background pieces are filled in as the narrator, Clyde, tells us what is going on. With casual comments he drops in how His world fell apart and then the World literally fell apart. Harrowing in its unceremoniousness  way of departing information, I blinked and reread a few times to fully grasp what was going on.The continuing monologue explains why "they" went to the Moon and what then occurred, to leave poor Clyde trapped in his bunker.Such loneliness is hard to stomach and makes for traumatic reading, the depths of despair are deep.But read you must, for this is a wondrous read from the great AMD.