The Day After Judgment

The Day After Judgment by James Blish is set to be published by Valancourt Books on October 15, 2024. This edition features 116 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows the powerful black magician Theron Ware, who has unleashed chaos by opening the gates of Hell, leading to widespread destruction. Amidst the ruins of Denver, a small group of survivors in a bunker strives to combat the forces of evil, attempting to harness the military’s nuclear arsenal to confront the ultimate evil embodied by Satan.
Readers will find a unique blend of horror, science fiction, and fantasy in this work, which serves as a direct sequel to Blish’s earlier novel, Black Easter. The story explores themes of good versus evil and the philosophical implications of humanity’s struggle against dark forces. With its mix of black humor and thought-provoking elements, The Day After Judgment offers a distinctive reading experience that stands apart in the genre.
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The powerful black magician Theron Ware has opened the gates of Hell and unleashed an army of demons. Chaos and destruction prevail, and most of the world lies smouldering in ruins. But in a bunker beneath the ashes of Denver a small group of survivors are determined not to submit to the forces of evil. They summon the nuclear powers of the country’s military arsenal to destroy Hell, but what can men do against the almighty evil that is Satan himself?
A direct sequel to Hugo Award winner James Blish’s occult classic Black Easter (1968), The Day After Judgment (1971) can also be read as a standalone book. Like its predecessor, it features a blend of horror, science fiction, fantasy, philosophy, and black humor that makes it quite unlike anything else you have ever read.
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