The end of man was not signaled by marauding gangs or explosions, but with silence. People simply grew older knowing a younger generation would not be there to replace them. The final two residents in the neighborhood of Camelot, an old man and his invalid brother, are trapped in their house by forests full of cats and dogs battling with the bears and wolves to eat anything they can find. As the man struggles to survive, he recounts all the ways society changed as the human population continued to shrink. THE MAN WHO WATCHED THE WORLD END is the haunting account of a man who has witnessed the world fade away. It is also a story about the power of family.

As the human population continues to decline, most people travel south to maintain a semblance of the life they know. Entire cities are abandoned. But following a senseless act of violence, one man travels north, toward forgotten lands. Is it possible for a loving husband and father, surrounded by reminders of mankind's impending extinction, to reclaim what he lost? A Different Alchemy is the tale of a man realizing that everyone has their own pain and their own way of dealing with it. It is the story of how one father's loss can mirror an entire society's sorrow. It is also a lesson about the importance of forgiveness.

Even before mankind's gradual extinction, Kurt didn't believe his vote actually mattered. Now, even though there are no longer any elections, he still goes to the same gymnasium every four years to cast his ballot. A story about how the things that are important to us don't have to make sense to the rest of the world. A Great De-evolution novelette.