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RESTLICHT: A Post-Collapse Saga in the Swiss Alps

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A literary project introducing a five-book speculative saga set in the real landscapes and communities of Switzerland’s Haslital.

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RESTLICHT begins with sixteen streetlights still burning, a mountain taking out the power line, and a stranger who saw the light die. Its strongest idea is also its setting: the Berner Oberland is not scenery but the story’s main character, with local passes, gorges, infrastructure, and village politics carrying the aftermath of civilization.

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