This was a few years after The War, but I couldn't tell anybody there had noticed we'd gone across the Atlantic and saved Europe from itself--the mountains was all around like a wall that kept the world out and I felt like it was a place that had never been disturbed. There was a newspaper that came out once a week and cussed out the Democrats in Raleigh. Even if you had a radio like we did there wasn't a station close enough to pick up. I hardly ever saw a car there in them days, not even a T Model much less anything fancier, and there wasn't a picture show in the whole county or I guess anybody who'd ever heard of Hollywood.
Fiction: Holier
Than Thou | Main Map
Theory: Spread of
technology
Initial release: October 19, 1995
Last update: July 7, 1996