Sodom & Gomorrah on a Saturday Night

Product Description


When all of society is privatized, profitable crimes become legalized while empathy is banned. How far will people go to connect? Could their defiance lead to revolution? These are the underlying questions within this novella collection.


Review


"Fans of Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale, its sequel, and its TV-series adaptation may recognize some elements of this cautionary narrative, though, unlike Atwood, Miller adds an underlying, Jorge Luis Borges-ian conceit: that "empathy," in this world, is effectively an elevated state of near-universal psychic bonding and fellowship-one that includes telepathy and what might pass for magic. Needless to say, it's outlawed as bad for business and repressed by compulsory drugs." -- Kirkus Reviews

"A harsh and intriguing journey through a patriarchal, profit-centered future." -- Kirkus Reviews


About the Author


Too goody-two-shoes for the rebels and too rebellious for the good girls and boys, Christa Miller writes fiction which, like herself, doesn't quite fit in. A professional writer for 15+ years, Christa has written in a variety of genres ranging from crime fiction to horror to children's, but her favorite stories to write -- and read -- are those which blend genres. She has an affinity for the dark, psychological, and somewhat bizarre, but doesn't let that stop her from snuggling baby animals as a volunteer at a local wildlife rescue, adventuring with her two sons in rivers, swamps and salt marshes, or relaxing with a good book and a cold beverage in her hammock.