The Hill of the Ravens
In this grim and impressive novel, H. A. Covington hascreated a chilling glimpse into a future America seventy years or so down theroad, as the 22nd Century approaches. It is an America torn andriven by violence, fascism, racial and cultural division, and politicalBalkanization and fragmentation. In short, an America that yet could come tobe. Covington has already attained a kind of underground cult status with histen previous novels. (One of these, Vindictus: A Novel of History's First Gunfighter, is available from 1stBooks.) The Hill of the Ravens may yet turn outto be Covington's foreboding masterpiece of a future gone dark and terrifying.