Essef - In 2047, it has been sixty years since America was quarantined after a devastating nuclear attack. Henry, at 17, wants to help make America like it was before all the bombs went off. But, for the people of Onofre Valley, on the coast of California, just surviving is enough of a challenge. Living simply on what the sea and land can provide, they strive to preserve what knowledge and skillsthey can in a society without mass communications. Then one day Henry meets two men who say they represent the new American resistance.
"There's a fresh wind blowing in "The Wild Shore."" --Ursula K. Le Guin
"Part "Huck Finn" and part "Our Town...."A well-written, engaging rite of passage." --"Publishers Weekly"
"Beautifully written...with a vivid depth rarely encountered in science fiction." --"The Washington Post"
There's a fresh wind blowing in "The Wild Shore." "Ursula K. Le Guin"
Part "Huck Finn" and part "Our Town...."A well-written, engaging rite of passage. "Publishers Weekly"
Beautifully written...with a vivid depth rarely encountered in science fiction. "The Washington Post""
"There's a fresh wind blowing in The Wild Shore." --Ursula K. Le Guin
"Part Huck Finn and part Our Town....A well-written, engaging rite of passage." --Publishers Weekly
"Beautifully written...with a vivid depth rarely encountered in science fiction." --The Washington Post
