A dystopian novel series set in post-nuclear Canada

DOMINION OF DAMNATION

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DOMINION OF DAMNATION: A WARRIORS OF THE LAST DAYS SUB-SERIES

Dominion of Damnation: A stylized map of Canada showing a complex network of primary and secondary transport routes, distribution hubs, and antibiotic depots for the Dominion of Damnation.
The Dominion Logistics Command manages a vast network of supply routes to distribute antibiotics across the post-nuclear landscape.

Dominion of Damnation is a sub series in the A mari usque ad mare storyline itself, because of its sheer ambition: distributing an antibiotic across the entire radioactive wastelands of Canada, into each town and villages, in each province and territory. All the resources available are pooled in order to get the antibiotic against a particularly ferocious form of the Rot (aka the Draining in the Maritimes).

Four survivors stand before a rugged, Canadian-marked all-terrain vehicle in a desolate post-nuclear landscape.
A man in a red work jumpsuit leans against a large truck on a desolate, northern road under the aurora borealis.
A woman in a black mask and tactical gear steers a wooden boat through stormy waters past shipwrecks.
A woman and man in fur-lined parkas stand in a snowy, sunlit post-apocalyptic landscape with sled dogs.

The following short stories and the novel OF MARSH AND MEN: CHIGNECTO SEA are the threads that leads to the sampling of the fungi, to the sending of the samples to a Chemist in New Brunswick, and the eventual distribution A mari usque ad mare across the entire country, orchestrated by mysterious figures hidden in a nuclear bunker near Ottawa.

A man and woman in tactical gear fight giant ticks in a forest stream, titled Engorged by Stéphane C. Roy.
A man piloting a small boat through debris-filled waters in a post-apocalyptic landscape at sunset.
An elderly chemist in a post-apocalyptic lab setting, with lab equipment and a biohazard warning box.
Cover art for 'The Bridge' short story: a broken concrete bridge spans water under a dramatic orange sky with foreground debris.

The Dominion of Damnation will be followed in these novels and short stories afterwards:

Book cover for The Network by Stéphane C. Roy, featuring a glowing purple neural network structure against a dark, ruined background.
A technical blueprint for Project Babylon labeled with Potato Wars, featuring a diagram of a long-barreled cannon and a single potato resting on the desk.
A weathered olive-drab military supply crate labeled Rot Antibiotic and Property of the Commonwealth sits in a snowy, post-apocalyptic landscape.
A man and a woman in heavy, snow-covered winter gear stand close together in a snowy landscape, facing each other in front of an igloo.

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A dystopian novel series set in post-nuclear Canada

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

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.

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