Stephen Markley

You just think it's a weird fucking movie, but you knew, but you knew it had to do something with like an ecological disaster of some kind.

So when I saw those, I'm like, Oh, those are methane bubbles because I read a book called the deluge by Stephen Markley.

That is it's fiction, but it's one of those like, It's fiction, but it's kind of a portent of the future, you know? Yeah, yeah.

Where that is what causes runaway, catastrophic, is the release of methane from permafrost and all that.

And actually his series, Science in the Capital, which is called the Green Earth Trilogy is brilliant and worth reading now given what's happening in the world.

Another really interesting writer is Stephen Markley, who wrote a book called The Deluge a few years ago.

It's definitely harder to read.

There's elements to it that are really troubling.

So I'm reading a lot of novels that are a bit dystopian, often eco themes or climate change and all of that.

And a couple of years ago, I read from Stephen Markley, Deluge.

So this is a novel that really does deep character building.

So you have a bunch of people, half a dozen or so, that live their isolated lives.