Michael Cisco is an American author who delves into the disquieting and darker aspects of fiction. His work explores the nature of confusion and its impact on the human psyche, often employing unsettling imagery and a profound, eerie atmosphere. Cisco masterfully manipulates genre elements to craft distinctive and thought-provoking reading experiences. His writing pulls you into uncertain and mysterious worlds that leave a lasting impression.
Weird Fiction: A Genre Study offers a thorough analysis of weird fiction, exploring its narrative sources and the nature of the "weird." Michael Cisco applies theories from Deleuze and Guattari to analyze genre dynamics and the interplay between identity and the ordinary, while also addressing its sociopolitical implications.
In a world where money has taken on a sentient form, society begins to collapse as this living currency disrupts the established order. Characters navigate the chaos wrought by this new reality, exploring themes of value, power, and the consequences of materialism. As relationships and economies are tested, the struggle to reclaim control over their lives and redefine what wealth truly means becomes paramount. The narrative delves into the implications of a world where money is no longer just a tool but an active participant in human affairs.