August 18, 2035: Over 4,000 Americans are killed in the largest domestic terrorism attack in U.S. history. In the aftermath of the attack, Amerinoid reconstructs the life and unraveling of Tommy Vandersonne through emails, voicemails, jailhouse letters, and recovered documents. As Tommy insists the real architect of the violence is a ghostlike figure named Daryl Bridges, the narrative exposes how paranoia, ideology, grief, and American myth fuse into a self-devouring story.
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AMERINOID'S WORLD
Amerinoid is more than a novel and more than a film. It's the relationship between the literary and filmic texts, and the performances of writer, director, and actor behind them. It’s a resurrection of present-day American paranoia and madness into a fictive, speculative future. A documentary of the future…
Amerinoid is the third novel in the FUTURE X trilogy (forthcoming, Broken Tribe Press). Amerinoid was born from a single paragraph in the second novel, Notes from Lunar Underground, which takes place on the Moon. When Gedeon Kravchenko, a washed-up war journalist, gets to the Moon, one of the first places he visits is the Museum of Technological Violence. One exhibit focuses on a man named Tommy Vandersonne, who lived in the early part of the 21st century, eventually became the spiritual figurehead that helped bring about the downfall of the U.S.A. From that paragraph, Amerinoid's world was born and Tommy Vandersonne’s story begins.