In 2054, life on Earth resets itself.
First Nations engineering student Gena rises from her sickbed in Seattle to discover that every other person and animal in Seattle has died. She struggles to survive alone until a dozen years later she inexplicably begins birthing peculiar daughters. Gena herself has changed, become healthier and strong. She lives another century and never sleeps again. By the time her daughters are grandmothers, Gena discovers she’s not alone. African American Tula, Brazilian surgeon Chava, elderly Delia in Wales, young student Yun in Korea, and civil servant Chielo in Nigeria are among those survivors. These women in Asia, Africa, and the Americas share their own stories of peculiar daughters exactly like hers.
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A limited-run first printing of our first publication, ALL THE DAUGHTERS SING, is available in 2026. This book shatters the cliché post-apocalyptic goal to regain what was lost. It’s time for something completely different.
NOTE: This book is not available on Amazon or Goodreads because in the former case, just no, and in the latter case, I can’t figure it out. It’s true, I once taught InDesign but modern tech defeats me.
To order, send your ADDRESS and $20.00 + $5 for US shipping and packaging to Jan Priddy, P.O. Box 1442, Cannon Beach, OR 97110. You may pay via check or use Venmo (3124 is the other number you might need for Venmo). Outside the U.S., It’s usually about $32 for shipping to Europe or Asia, $31.15-32.05; $26 shipped to Canada. 😦
We expect to print just one book each year.
IMPERFECT PATIENCE 