Synopsis: George A. Tanimura and the Gaypocalypse

The year is 2025. George A. Holmes – codename “Georgia” – has spent the last seven years forgetting what life on planet Earth is like. A member of a special military faction of the UN, he and his fellow Nexus Personae troopers have played witness to humanity’s darkest chapter from the safety of the ISS Roosevelt, over one hundred kilometers away from the action. Now, with the world halfway-detonated thanks to a nuclear holocaust and subsequent asteroid collision that nearly destroyed all mankind, Major General Georgia, his “family”, and the majority of the ISS Roosevelt are being forced to readjust to gravity, having been demoted via Operation Olive Branch from international peace keepers to an international clean-up crew with more work before them than anyone knows how to deal with. Suddenly, his pseudo-science-obsessed, starving-artist-type demeanor attracts the scrutiny and intense sexual attentions of both his commanding officer, the cut throat Lieutenant General “Eris”, and of the leader of the volunteer reconstruction effort, the voluptuous and incredibly talented Niecy Kawagami. Between the two of them, an old landlady named Sumire Tanimura, and an entire world in need of repair, Georgia is forced to face the metaphorical music both of his failed attempts at universal disaffection, and of the true costs of both love, and war.