The Pestilence
Black, M. V.
An anti-novel set at the end of history, The Pestilence is a cautionary tale about the threat and dangers of authoritarianism, totalitarianism, and autocracy, as well as an illustration of the lingering effects of colonization.
A man, haunted by the memory of his dead wife, struggles to begin his day. However, things are not so simple. He might be the dead one. He might be the victim, he might be the murderer. The mystery deepens as the past...