Wolf Country

In 2050, consumerism thrives, and ownership of land is limited to a tiny elite. Ageing has been abolished, and retirement has been replaced with euthanasia. Alice, an architect's wife, searches for her missing husband and discovers horrifying truths about her family and society.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 336 pages
Publication date: 31 January 2019
Publisher: Eye Books

In the vibrant city of London, 2050, a remarkable transformation has taken place. The socio-economic crisis of recent decades has finally come to an end, giving way to a thriving consumerist society. The ownership of land beyond the city limits has become the exclusive domain of a privileged elite, leaving the majority of the population to struggle to earn a Right to Reside. However, in a radical departure from traditional practices, aging has been completely eradicated. Retirement has been replaced with a blissful form of euthanasia known as the Dignitorium, where individuals can choose to end their lives in a dignified and peaceful manner.

Architect Philip, the devoted husband of Alice, finds himself in a precarious situation when he suddenly goes missing. As Alice desperately searches for her husband, she uncovers a dark and disturbing truth about the society she has grown up in. Her quest for answers leads her to confront the harsh reality behind the new social order and the fate of her own family.

Through her journey, Alice discovers that the Dignitorium is not just a place of euthanasia but also a center of control and manipulation. The elite who own the land outside the city use it as a means to exert power and control over the population, while the rest of the citizens are forced to live in cramped and dilapidated conditions within the city limits. The Dignitorium is a tool used to maintain social order and keep the population in check, with those who oppose the system being silenced or eliminated.

Alice's discoveries shake her to her core, forcing her to question the values and beliefs she has held dear for her entire life. She begins to see the world in a new light, as she realizes the true cost of consumerism and the oppressive nature of the social hierarchy. She becomes a fierce advocate for change, using her knowledge and skills to fight against the system and bring about a more equitable and just society.

As Alice's campaign gains momentum, she attracts the attention of other individuals who have been marginalized and oppressed by the system. Together, they form a resistance movement, using their collective strength and courage to challenge the ruling elite and bring about a radical transformation of the society.

Through their struggles, Alice and her fellow resistance members learn that true power comes from the people and that they have the ability to create a better world for themselves and future generations. They realize that the legacy of the past cannot be ignored, but that it is up to them to shape the future in a way that is fair, just, and sustainable.

In the end, Alice's search for her husband leads her to a deeper understanding of herself and the world around her. She emerges as a hero, a symbol of hope and resistance against the forces of oppression and control. Her story inspires others to stand up and fight for their rights, and to work towards a society that is based on compassion, equality, and sustainability.

London, 2050, has undergone a remarkable transformation, where consumerism thrives and ownership of land beyond the city limits is reserved for a privileged elite. Ageing has been abolished, replaced with blissful euthanasia at the Dignitorium. However, when architect Philip goes missing, his wife Alice risks losing her home and status, prompting her to question the society she was raised in.

Alice's search for Philip uncovers horrifying truths about the fate of her own family and the reality behind the new social order. She discovers that the Dignitorium is not just a place of euthanasia but also a center of control and manipulation. The elite who own the land use it to exert power and control over the population, while the rest of the citizens are forced to live in cramped and dilapidated conditions within the city limits.

Alice's discoveries shake her to her core, forcing her to question the values and beliefs she has held dear for her entire life. She becomes a fierce advocate for change, using her knowledge and skills to fight against the system and bring about a more equitable and just society.

As Alice's campaign gains momentum, she attracts the attention of other individuals who have been marginalized and oppressed by the system. Together, they form a resistance movement, using their collective strength and courage to challenge the ruling elite and bring about a radical transformation of the society.

Through their struggles, Alice and her fellow resistance members learn that true power comes from the people and that they have the ability to create a better world for themselves and future generations. They realize that the legacy of the past cannot be ignored, but that it is up to them to shape the future in a way that is fair, just, and sustainable.

In the end, Alice's search for her husband leads her to a deeper understanding of herself and the world around her. She emerges as a hero, a symbol of hope and resistance against the forces of oppression and control. Her story inspires others to stand up and fight for their rights, and to work towards a society that is based on compassion, equality, and sustainability.

The socio-economic crisis of recent decades has finally come to an end, giving way to a thriving consumerist society. The ownership of land beyond the city limits has become the exclusive domain of a privileged elite, leaving the majority of the population to struggle to earn a Right to Reside. However, in a radical departure from traditional practices, aging has been completely eradicated. Retirement has been replaced with a blissful form of euthanasia known as the Dignitorium, where individuals can choose to end their lives in a dignified and peaceful manner.

Architect Philip, the devoted husband of Alice, finds himself in a precarious situation when he suddenly goes missing. As Alice desperately searches for her husband, she uncovers a dark and disturbing truth about the society she has grown up in. Her quest for answers leads her to confront the harsh reality behind the new social order and the fate of her own family.

Through her journey, Alice discovers that the Dignitorium is not just a place of euthanasia but also a center of control and manipulation. The elite who own the land outside the city use it as a means to exert power and control over the population, while the rest of the citizens are forced to live in cramped and dilapidated conditions within the city limits. The Dignitorium is a tool used to maintain social order and keep the population in check, with those who oppose the system being silenced or eliminated.

Alice's discoveries shake her to her core, forcing her to question the values and beliefs she has held dear for her entire life. She becomes a fierce advocate for change, using her knowledge and skills to fight against the system and bring about a more equitable and just society.

As Alice's campaign gains momentum, she attracts the attention of other individuals who have been marginalized and oppressed by the system. Together, they form a resistance movement, using their collective strength and courage to challenge the ruling elite and bring about a radical transformation of the society.

Through their struggles, Alice and her fellow resistance members learn that true power comes from the people and that they have the ability to create a better world for themselves and future generations. They realize that the legacy of the past cannot be ignored, but that it is up to them to shape the future in a way that is fair, just, and sustainable.

In the end, Alice's search for her husband leads her to a deeper understanding of herself and the world around her. She emerges as a hero, a symbol of hope and resistance against the forces of oppression and control. Her story inspires others to stand up and fight for their rights, and to work towards a society that is based on compassion, equality, and sustainability.

The socio-economic crisis of recent decades has finally come to an end, giving way. The ownership of land beyond the city limits has become the exclusive domain of a privileged elite, leaving the majority of the population to struggle to earn a Right to Reside. However, in a radical departure from traditional practices, aging has been completely eradicated. Retirement has been replaced with a blissful form of euthanasia known as the Dignitorium, where individuals can choose to end their lives in a dignified and peaceful manner.

Architect Philip, the devoted husband of Alice, finds himself in a precarious situation when he suddenly goes missing. As Alice desperately searches for her husband, she uncovers a dark and disturbing truth about the society she has grown up in. Her quest for answers leads her to confront the harsh reality behind the new social order and the fate of her own family.

Through her journey, Alice discovers that the Dignitorium is not just a place of euthanasia but also a center of control and manipulation. The elite who own the land outside the city use it as a means to exert power and control over the population, while the rest of the citizens are forced to live in cramped and dilapidated conditions within the city limits. The Dignitorium is a tool used to maintain social order and keep the population in check, with those who oppose the system being silenced or eliminated.

Alice's discoveries shake her to her core, forcing her to question the values and beliefs she has held dear for her entire life. She becomes a fierce advocate for change, using her knowledge and skills to fight against the system and bring about a more equitable and just society.

As Alice's campaign gains momentum, she attracts the attention of other individuals who have been marginalized and oppressed by the system. Together, they form a resistance movement, using their collective strength and courage to challenge the ruling elite and bring about a radical transformation of the society.

Through their struggles, Alice and her fellow resistance members learn that true power comes from the people and that they have the ability to create a better world for themselves and future generations. They realize that the legacy of the past cannot be ignored, but that it is up to them to shape the future in a way that is fair, just, and sustainable.

In the end, Alice's search for her husband leads her to a deeper understanding of herself and the world around her. She emerges as a hero, a symbol of hope and resistance against the forces of oppression and control. Her story inspires others to stand up and fight for their rights, and to work towards a society that is based on compassion, equality, and sustainability.

Weight: 318g
Dimension: 176 x 128 x 25 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781785630927