Notes Towards The Design And Production Of The Protohuman

A grimy, gritty science-fiction novella from the author of I-O, Nothing Is Inflammable, Katja From The Punk Band and Pretty Little Things To Fill Up The Void.

Dziga, a lone mecha-scientist, toils in his decrepit laboratory in the midst of an industrial wasteland as he seeks to achieve his life's work - to create a protohuman.

With only a diseased monkey named Judas for company, and visits from Jakobsen, the mysterious benefactor who funds his work, and Dziga's brother Dmitri, trapped within a protective bubble, Dziga's sanity threatens to completely collapse.

A dingy, psychological and paranoid masterpiece, this is as dark as science fiction gets.

(Also available within the industrial fiction collection, Nothing Is Inflammable).