The Pillars of Dawn - Johnson, Timothy
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Humanity is spreading throughout the cosmos. For an age, we have reveled in our ability to touch the stars. Now, we are breathing life into new worlds and calling them home. On the planet Lumen, generations have toiled at the Pillars of Dawn to make the world habitable. As Lumen's atmosphere nears stability, something dark stirs beneath the earth. One night, a young couple goes missing in the vast forest beyond the perimeter wall of the colony Vale. The colonists embark upon a search and rescue operation, but they find the wild to be a much more alien and dangerous place than they could have…mehr

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Humanity is spreading throughout the cosmos. For an age, we have reveled in our ability to touch the stars. Now, we are breathing life into new worlds and calling them home. On the planet Lumen, generations have toiled at the Pillars of Dawn to make the world habitable. As Lumen's atmosphere nears stability, something dark stirs beneath the earth. One night, a young couple goes missing in the vast forest beyond the perimeter wall of the colony Vale. The colonists embark upon a search and rescue operation, but they find the wild to be a much more alien and dangerous place than they could have ever imagined. As Vale faces strife within its walls, the darkness outside the colony threatens the pillars. Something has come from deep within the planet, and it wants its world back.
Autorenporträt
Timothy Johnson is a writer and editor living outside Washington, D.C. His published writing includes the novels The Pillars of Dawn and Carrier as well as short fiction from Gamut, Haven Speculative, Deracine Magazine, Crystal Lake Publishing, and Inked in Gray Press. He earned an MFA in creative writing from George Mason University. He was editor-in-chief of phoebe journal, and in 2021, he was an Alan Cheuse Center Fellow and a Pushcart Award nominee for his story, "I Am Emergent." He is a member of the Horror Writers Association. Nothing frightens him more than the future, so he writes about it and hopes he is wrong.