A Cold Glow

Jason Sealy

ISBN 13: 9798995177791

Published by Sitka, LLC Mai 2026, 2026

About this Item

Neuware - STOP US IF YOU'VE BEEN HERE BEFORE.We were strangers to one another. We were George and Anne. In 2025, on the summer solstice weekend, an aquatic craft froze us both inside a dawn-to-dawn loop.Which will last generations before spitting us out. We'll never be the same when it does.The anniversaries of our tragedy are elaborate games played on our small town's sorry citizens. After all these years, it's our best attempt to feel something.But we don't exactly see eye to eye lately. So we're less ready today to remember what time taught us:Some days just don't work out.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: A Cold Glow
• Publisher: Sitka, LLC Mai 2026
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798995177791
• Binding: Taschenbuch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 229W x 152H x 18D millimeters 229 millimeters width by 152 millimeters height by 18 millimeters depth
• Weight: 509 grams

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Synopsis

The consequential last day in a time loop that scars reality.

STOP US IF YOU'VE BEEN HERE BEFORE.

We were strangers to one another. We were George and Anne. In 2025, on the summer solstice weekend, an aquatic craft froze us both inside a dawn-to-dawn loop.

Which will last generations before spitting us out. We’ll never be the same when it does.

The anniversaries of our tragedy are elaborate games played on our small town’s sorry citizens. After all these years, it’s our best attempt to feel something.

But we don't exactly see eye to eye lately. So we’re less ready today to remember what time taught us:

Some days just don’t work out.

Kirkus Reviews says:

"In their debut novel, Sealy presents an intriguing and dizzying story with a wide ensemble of memorable characters. Overall, the plot is imaginative and compelling throughout. It does . . . manage to work in nearly every hot-button issue of the past few years, from the Covid-19 pandemic to ICE to generative AI and even the Israel-Palestine conflict—and it does so in ways that readers may find excessively moralistic. Still, the narrative offers a wide-ranging view of the action as the mayhem intriguingly unfolds through multiple perspectives—mostly those of George and Anne, Vada, Arturo, Quinn, and Gets." - Kirkus Reviews

About the Author

Jason Sealy is from Pittsburgh, PA, and loves all kinds of storytelling. They recently completed a Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Studies in Library Science and are readying to enter a Master's degree in Public Administration. A very bad little stint in the military dropped them into Omaha, Nebraska, which they hope to leave soon for a classic combo of coast and mountain. They have two cats.