Moskau

by Zotov*

The 21-century SS Sturmbannführer Loktev embarks on a crazy and impossible mission. Whole areas of planet Earth have begun to disappear, revealing portals to other realities and filling the world with the identities of long-dead people. A “trigger agent” of the disaster is on the loose in a world ruled by the victorious allies Germany and Japan. If Loktev doesn’t stop the looming catastrophe, the Nazis might regret they won the war back in 1941.

From Russia’s bestselling science fiction author G. Zotov comes a book which is equal parts alternative history, dystopia and satire. Lovers of Philip K. Dick’s The Man in the High Castle will appreciate the author’s dry black humor and psychedelic imagination which rule the streets of a post-apocalyptic Nazi-controlled Moscow.

Genres: Science Fiction, Alternate History, Fiction, Russia, Dystopia

350 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 20, 2016

Reviews

[Richard Hakes]

Difficult to say what I thought, a kind of alternative rambling with no strong story line. A Russian alternative of what happened when the Germans came good when they invaded. But then again was it all just a dream. I finished the book though?