Blackfish City: A Novel

After climate wars, a floating city is built in the Arctic Circle with geothermal heating and sustainable energy. The city's residents have adapted to this new way of living, but it is beginning to deteriorate—crime and corruption are spreading, extreme wealth exists alongside severe poverty, and a disease called "the breaks" is affecting the population. When a mysterious woman arrives riding an orca with a polar bear, she captures the city's attention. Known as the "orcamancer," she quietly brings together four people living on the city's edges to organize acts of resistance. By uniting to save their city from collapse, they uncover surprising truths about themselves. The novel explores political corruption, organized crime, technology's dangers, climate change consequences, gender identity, and human connection's power to create change.