Science Fiction First Contact Contemporary

Tiger has lost almost everything. Her village. Her community. Her father. But her brother, Tarren, who has been kidnapped by the deadheads that razed her village, still lives. With only the loyal but enigmatic old man, Sai, to guide her into the nightmare-jungle that was once North America, Tiger must face her greatest fears in a race to save her brother before he is lobotomized, even while the world around her is bled dry by Those That Watch.

Fisher Palmer is an old man, working as a janitor at a Montana pharmacy, when a strange little boy presents him with a bizarre gift. It would seem that Fisher has been chosen, and the child that picked him is not actually a child at all, but something far more alien.

Ineffable is not for the faint of heart. Revolving around the progression of our two main characters as they venture forth into the perilous scape of Venus, their story is a grim one. Through action, scene theme, and strictly narrated emotions, the listener gains context of characters and their state of peril without a single line of dialogue. In all this story is one that has been told before and yet never in this manner and never without words. This story is meant to prove that sometimes words aren’t necessary.