Emma Sloley began her career as a features editor at Harper’s BAZAAR Australia, where she worked for six years. In 2004, she and her husband made the move to New York. As a freelance travel writer in NYC, she has appeared in many US and international magazines, including Travel + Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler, and New York magazine. She has also published fiction, short fiction, and creative nonfiction in literary publications such as Catapult, The Masters Review Anthology, and Yemassee Journal. Her work has been twice nominated for a Pushcart Prize, and she has received a fellowship from the MacDowell Colony, where she wrote her debut novel, Disaster’s Children. Today she divides her time between the United States, Mexico, and various airport lounges. Visit her at www.emmasloley.com.
“In this, her debut novel, Sloley masterfully weaves together the tropes of dystopia, romance, and mystery…with so many questions left unanswered, this dystopia is ripe for a sequel.” —Kirkus Reviews“Sloley’s debut showcases her well-crafted writing style and character development, and readers will be clamoring for a follow-up. This timely dystopian novel is written as a warning from the future and will be of interest to readers concerned for the climate of our planet.” —Booklist“An interesting take on the dystopian novel where characters have been prepping for the end of the world. It touches on socioeconomics and who ‘deserves’ to survive the apocalypse. Sloley’s novel falls in line with the likes of Station Eleven and has a lot of sci-fi crossover appeal.” —Debutiful
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