Jackson Allen is a science fiction writer who lives in the Pacific Northwest. He is currently working on his first sci-fi series. Learn more at www.inkican.com
Caturday
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- ISBN8235660342
- EAN9798235660342
- Date de parution30/06/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
Caturday is a heartbreaking, darkly comic near-future sci-fi story about a man who will do anything to save the one being he loves most: his cat, Baxter. When a mutated avian flu begins sweeping from birds to cattle to cats-and then to humans-panic turns ordinary pet ownership into a death sentence, and cull crews start hunting down animals in the name of public safety. Faced with a brutal choice, a divorced, recovering addict drives deep into the Oregon woods to build Baxter a hidden shelter, hoping to keep him alive long enough for the world to make sense again.
But survival is never simple, especially when love, guilt, and self-destruction keep pulling harder than fear. Part apocalypse tale, part love letter to cats, Caturday blends emotional intensity, gallows humor, and speculative dread into a story about loyalty under pressure and the price of care in a collapsing world.
But survival is never simple, especially when love, guilt, and self-destruction keep pulling harder than fear. Part apocalypse tale, part love letter to cats, Caturday blends emotional intensity, gallows humor, and speculative dread into a story about loyalty under pressure and the price of care in a collapsing world.






















