Pulse

The meteorite destroyed the landscape, the economy, and life in general. But it did not stop a counter-culture hell-bent on survival. They develop a barter system to get the things they need, make do with what they have, and watch over each other in the process. As Grady Mills navigates a myriad of obstacles to find his son and daughter in the aftermath of the disaster, the love that he once had for his ex-wife is rekindled. But what will he find when he reaches his destination?

Pulse is a gritty, hard-hitting short story about one man’s journey following a natural catastrophe. It educates the reader on the possibility of disaster, celebrates the art of bush craft, and discusses alternatives to a cash society. More importantly it reminds us of what really matters when everything else is gone.