Description: "An imaginative and thought-provoking look at life in California 16,000 years in the future after a global pandemic and environmental catastrophe in 2021." San Francisco Chronicle "A remarkable work of ecological science fiction." Suvudu "In the tradition of J.M. Coetzee and Cormac McCarthy, Pendell's award-winning writing proves sophisticated and literary, raising critical questions for the future of humanity and the planet as it brings a startling contribution to the environmental concerns of the day." The Union "This is an amazing novelit's impossible to read and not do a lot of thinking about the future, as well as what we need to do about it right now." David Wilk, WritersCast "A light boat, sailing across a broad bay, with the tops of ancient skyscrapers deep below. Our western North American world, hundreds and then thousands of years into the future. Dozens of remarkable stories, in the unfolding ecologies of post collapse, post climate change. Civilizations and technologies die or are lost, but human ingenuityfamilies, tribes, and villages, the musicians, shamans, philosophers, and people of powerlive on." Gary Snyder, poet,Mountains and Rivers Without End "The Great Bayis an extraordinary book that thrives at the intersection of dystopian imagination and planet-scale history...A wise, cunning, and important book." Steve Silberman, Contributing Editor,Wired "This is a winner of the best of Science Fiction award from the Green Book Festival and it's easy to see why. It's a book of incredible scope and storytelling...I found it completely engrossing." Robert Phoenix, The Daily Farcast "Utterly fascinating and alternately horrifying and deeply moving." Gayle Wattawa, ed.,Inlandia: A Literary Journey Through California's Inland Empire "The Great Bayis the perfect light post-apocalyptic novel for summer beach reading." Restoring Paradise "The Great Bayis a wonderful addition to the subgenre of post-apocalyptic novels set in California...Pendell manages to communicate a wry earth wisdom and pragmatic DIY optimism about the big bummer that may very well lie ahead." RoyChristopher.com

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