CITIES & LOCATIONS
Across the ruins of Canada, the cities of Warriors of the Last Days stand as islands of fragile order in a continent that has largely fallen silent. Each one is different. Some cling to old infrastructure and bureaucratic systems that survived the collapse. Others are fortified enclaves built around resources, trade routes, or sheer necessity. A few have become strange experiments in survival, shaped as much by the new environment as by the people trying to control it.
Between them stretches a fractured landscape of microclimates, irradiated zones, flooded basins, and long-abandoned highways. Travel between cities is rare and dangerous. Information moves slowly. Rumor moves faster.
To those inside their walls, the cities promise safety, food, and structure. To those outside, they are places of negotiation, suspicion, and sometimes opportunity.
In a world where nature has rewritten the rules, the cities remain humanity’s last attempt to hold the line.
Montréal
The first series of books are set in Montréal and are currently being released. The entire serie sof Montreal city books will be available in its entirety by the end of 2026.
MANITOBA
We did it! We managed to make stories in some of the weirdest named cities in Canada! For some reason, two of the most striking are in Manitoba.
DEATHROW: BATH, ONTARIO (March 2027)
Nomi, a former policewoman heads out to Bath, Ontario, to free her husband Clarence from a Maximum Security prison abandoned to its fate after the Light.
THE LAST ISLANDS: ST-PIERRE & MIQUELON (June 2027)
A radio goes silent, a ferry never returns, and an island’s fragile order breaks into urgent choices: about food, doors, and a light in the fog that changes everything.
NOTE: These islands are technically not in Canada and are a part of France in North America, but they are close enough.
SASKATOON: THE FRONT (September 2027)
A marriage in trouble. Children estranged from their own family. One focuses on his hand cranked radio. The youngest befriends a three foot long mutated vanguard locust she calls Pewter. A swarm is coming. It will destroy everything. Or will it? THe City of Saskatoon faces the most devastating natural event ever. And so is Jenny’s family.
DAWSON CITY: COLD STORAGE (December 2027)
A man with nine toes and a bad case of phantom limb. Christmas Eve. Yukon. Dawson City to be precise. The jar is empty. The sky is wrong. Permafrost is shattering. Temperatures are dropping. This Christmas, cold is not the only thing that bites. This is Yukon after all.
THE DAY OF THE CHRYSALIDS (MARCH 2028)
A religious community in Wabush, Labrador, refuses any and all mutations in their community as they believe it is the price of the ancestors sinful ways which led to the Light. A young mutant is helped by a couple with their own secret escape the mud while the spruces themselves undergoes a frightening mutation. The city of Wabush like you’ve never seen.
An homage to the work of John Wyndham.
THE MALL (JUNE 2028)
A group of survivor has managed to restore electricity, restructure a symbol of excess consumerism from the past into something they now call the World, based on the big W outside the West Edmonton Mall. Everything was going well, until the Carrions, a group of Nomadic scavengers decided it was time to settle… and are not fond of roommates.
An all-out war for the very soul of a New World ensues in the ruins of Edmonton city.
NOVA SCOTIA: Of Marsh and Men – The Chignecto Sea (September 2028)
A courier from Shediac is hired to smuggle Mi’kmaq fungal medicine across the lawless Chignecto Sea, the flooded ruins of the isthmus that once connected Nova Scotia to the mainland, before a new disease called The Draining kills everyone who can’t afford to wait.
Children of Man meets Cutthroat Island in this wild, swashbuckling post-apocalyptic tale of survival, integrity and what it means to try and keep your values in a world that has lost its moral compass.
QUEBEC CITY: THE MAID
More post-apocalyptic swashbuckling: A lowly Kingz Daugther (a fancy way of saying “prostitute” working for the gang that now runs Quebec and its pirates) becomes a mysterious pirate legend on the St-Lawrence, known only as the Maid. When her path crosses a man from Anticosti named Rob, the giant named Big John that shadows him and the Friar, a religious, alcoholic man from Wabush named Tucker, haunted by a sinister past, her new life or piracy will take an unexpected turn…
There are novels in the work for Moncton, PEI, Vancouver, Calgary, Winnipeg, Yellowknife, Iqualuit with several assorted short stories (at least 2 per province or territory). They will be announced here soon.
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Stéphane Roy is a lifelong reader and writer with a deep love for science fiction, apocalyptic worlds, and tightly constructed mysteries. This is his first novel. He lives in the Yukon with his dog and his aquarium, where long winters, silence, and wide, sometimes glowing, skies leave plenty of room for imagining the end of the world, and what might come after it. He is also waiting, with cautious optimism, for the aliens to finally reveal themselves and straighten us all out.