METRO 2034

METRO 2034 by Dmitry Glukhovsky, published by Glagoslav Publications B.V. in 2022, is a work of fiction written in Dutch, spanning 322 pages. Set in a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by nuclear war, the narrative unfolds in 2034, where the remnants of humanity struggle for survival in bunkers and shelters. The Moscow metro has transformed into a series of city-states, with its stations serving as the last bastions of civilization amid the pervasive darkness and fear that dominate the tunnels.

Readers will encounter the story of Station Sebastopol, which survives against overwhelming odds, relying on significant sacrifices from its inhabitants. As the residents find themselves cut off from the rest of the metro system, they face an imminent threat that challenges their very existence. This edition delves into themes of survival and heroism within a bleak landscape, exploring the dynamics of life in a world where humanity’s remnants cling to hope amidst despair.