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Apocalypsia
Much of civilization lies in ruins after the mysterious happenings of a demonic uprising. In this post-apocalyptic world survivors must scavenge for supplies while taking up arms against demons, goblins, and even each other.
When an ally’s fort is attacked; a small group of survivors take it upon themselves to unite and stand against the further spread of demons. Along the way new allies agree to stand with them. Encountering stronger demonic threats and the discovery of an ancient artifact, which could destroy the boundaries between Hell and Earth, causes a collision of the human resistance into an epic final battle with the demonic forces.
When an ally’s fort is attacked; a small group of survivors take it upon themselves to unite and stand against the further spread of demons. Along the way new allies agree to stand with them. Encountering stronger demonic threats and the discovery of an ancient artifact, which could destroy the boundaries between Hell and Earth, causes a collision of the human resistance into an epic final battle with the demonic forces.
450 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2017
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About the author
Jerry J.C. Veit
10 books22 followersJerry J.C. Veit earned a degree in graphic design and gained experience in retail advertising. After six years, he shifted to working in education at a local high school.
Before 2015, Jerry wrote his stories as screenplays, then adapted them into books to reach a broader audience. Now, he primarily writes novellas and some novels.
Jerry's approach to writing includes two steps. First is developing the world and its rules and laws. Next are the characters and how they act and react to their surroundings, and why.
He enjoys writing character-driven stories with emotional depth in philosophical, fantastical settings with vivid world-building and impossible odds. As a despair writer, most of Jerry's characters were born from low points in the author's life. He writes and lives in Wisconsin, a setting that inspires several themes in his books.
Before 2015, Jerry wrote his stories as screenplays, then adapted them into books to reach a broader audience. Now, he primarily writes novellas and some novels.
Jerry's approach to writing includes two steps. First is developing the world and its rules and laws. Next are the characters and how they act and react to their surroundings, and why.
He enjoys writing character-driven stories with emotional depth in philosophical, fantastical settings with vivid world-building and impossible odds. As a despair writer, most of Jerry's characters were born from low points in the author's life. He writes and lives in Wisconsin, a setting that inspires several themes in his books.
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July 22, 2017
Apocolypsia is like nothing else I have ever read. It is a truly unique reading experience. Apocolypsia is a monumental work of fiction the likes of which the world hasn't seen since the death of James Joyce. Jerry J.C. Veit's writing is as much fun to read as William Faulkner's. If you like epic fantasy and post-apocalyptic fiction and have always wanted to see them combined, then you owe it to yourself to read this distinctive piece of work.
August 5, 2017
I liked it, but if you are into demons and goblins you will love it!
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