A dystopian novel series set in post-nuclear CanadaCHARACTERS BOOK III: THE DRIFT BOOK I CHARACTERS BOOK II CHARACTERS BOOK IV CHARACTERS WANT TO KNOW MORE? UNA In The Drift, Una is no longer the child who watched systems close in around her. She is a woman shaped by movement: by roads that never end, by wind that never settles, by structures that adapt faster than the people trying to escape them. The Stadium taught her how control looks when it...
FIELD GUIDE TO POST-COLLAPSE ATMOSPHERICS Field Guide Civilian Black Ops Classified Weather in this world is not just background. It is pressure. Almost an antagonist.Climate did not collapse evenly. It fractured. What began as anomaly became pattern. What felt like weather became jurisdiction. Across Montreal and beyond, the air no longer behaves as background. It concentrates. It isolates. It...
CREATURES APPEARANCES A lone survivor stands before a colossal entity rising above the ruins of the Jacques Cartier Bridge in Montreal. Across the four books of the Montreal series, the creatures are not random horrors, they are symptoms. Step into each volume to discover the specific creatures that inhabit its terrain and the logic that brought them into being. MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS...
DISCOVER OUR MAIN CHARACTERS BOOK BY BOOK Across thirty-two novels (eventually), the story is carried not by archetypes, but by people under pressure. Explore the characters pages to trace how each life intersects with power, belief, and the fragile architecture of survival. WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS CHARACTER PAGE? Survivors, believers, strategists, dissenters, enforcers, leaders… Each...
CHARACTERS BOOK II: THE EXODUS BOOK I CHARACTERS BOOK III CHARACTERS BOOK IV CHARACTERS WANT TO KNOW MORE? GAUTHIER Before the flood, Gauthier maintained the tunnels and utility corridors beneath RESO. After the world collapsed, that knowledge made him valuable in the Sump, where he now crawls through flooded sewers salvaging copper and keeping the lights alive. A heavy drinker with a permanent...
LOCATIONS BOOK I: THE REFUSAL Book I: The Refusal locations unfold across a landscape shaped by collapse, ritual, and systems that survived humanity better than people did. BOOK II LOCATIONS BOOK III LOCATIONS BOOK IV LOCATIONS WANT TO KNOW MORE? THE CAVE The Cave is a hidden limestone refuge buried beneath Pius-XII Park, sealed behind an iron gate and reinforced concrete door deep within...
DYSTOPIAN TROPES FOR BOOK IV: THE SPARK BOOK I TROPES BOOK II TROPES BOOK III TROPES WANT TO KNOW MORE? CORE STRUCTURAL TROPE SET The Spark of Difference A small, unstable shift becomes the only possible change agent — not revolution, but variance within rules. Reorientation Crisis Protagonist(s) confront a systemic discontinuity that forces reassessment of survival logic. Emergent Pattern A...
DYSTOPIAN TROPES OF BOOK III: THE DRIFT BOOK I TROPES BOOK II TROPES BOOK IV TROPES WANT TO KNOW MORE? CORE STRUCTURAL TROPES FOR BOOK III 1. After the Escape The story that happens after the break. The exodus already occurred. There is no triumphant arrival. 2. Motion Without Destination Movement continues, but without a promised land. Travel is maintenance, not progress. 3. The Dissolving...
DYSTOPIAN TROPES OF BOOK II: THE EXODUS BOOK I TROPES BOOK III TROPES BOOK IV TROPES WANT TO KNOW MORE? CORE STRUCTURAL TROPES The Exodus Without a Promised Land Movement is necessary, not hopeful. There is no destination that improves moral conditions—only zones of different failure. Subversion: Exodus is loss-minimization, not deliverance. Flight Escalates the Threat Leaving safety increases...
LOCATIONS OF WARRIORS OF THE LAST DAYS SERIES Locations. In these novels, places are not backdrops. They are forces. Every corridor, shoreline, tunnel, cathedral, and quarry carries weight. Cities do not merely host events, they shape them, all across Canada. Architecture channels belief. Ruins preserve memory. Water, stone, concrete, and steel become instruments of survival or control. Geography...
A dystopian novel series set in post-nuclear Canada
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.