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Hubert Digby lies in a hospital bed in a post-apocalyptic world. He is over seventy years old, and can't remember his own name, his past life, or why he's the only one alive in world long since destroyed. As if things weren't bad enough, his legs don't work. The bodies in the bed next to him are charred corpses. The sky is a molten red and orange flame, and the roof of the hospital is gone. There is no sign of life, not even a single blade of grass. Hugh is, quite literally, the only living thing.
But often, memories of a beautiful face, a pristine lake, and fishing with a boy come to him in crystal clear imagery. Only he can't tell if they're merely hopeful dreams or actual reality. In order to stay sane - to withstand the hellish ordeal in which he finds himself - Hugh must hold onto everything he can while he can, even if his own recollections are nothing more than pretend.
King of Forgotten Land is a cathartic, literary piece of thought-provoking fantasy about the extremes of isolation and solitude.

But often, memories of a beautiful face, a pristine lake, and fishing with a boy come to him in crystal clear imagery. Only he can't tell if they're merely hopeful dreams or actual reality. In order to stay sane - to withstand the hellish ordeal in which he finds himself - Hugh must hold onto everything he can while he can, even if his own recollections are nothing more than pretend.
King of Forgotten Land is a cathartic, literary piece of thought-provoking fantasy about the extremes of isolation and solitude.
