Set in a heat scorched near future England, Ava Anna Ada follows Anna as she meets the magnetic Ava during a week of grief, desire and unraveling reality. Blending dystopia, literary fiction and queer romance, it explores climate collapse and obsession. Ideal for readers who enjoy experimental fiction and contemporary climate narratives.
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Scottish BookAva Anna Ada: Braiding climate chaos, lust, politics, poetry and violence (Paperback)
Author: Ali Millar
£10.95
Set in a heat scorched near future England, Ava Anna Ada follows Anna as she meets the magnetic Ava during a week of grief, desire and unraveling reality. Blending dystopia, literary fiction and queer romance, it explores climate collapse and obsession. Ideal for readers who enjoy experimental fiction and contemporary climate narratives.
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Booksellers Notes
We found Ava Anna Ada urgent and disquieting, blending grief, desire, and climate anxiety into a claustrophobic week that resists clarity and lingers in the mind.
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In a near future England gripped by an oppressive summer, Ava Anna Ada unfolds across one intense week where grief, desire and uncertainty collide. Anna is mourning her daughter, the life she lost, and the fragile future they will never share. The world around her feels equally unstable, the land exhausted, the air heavy with unease.
Then she meets Ava. Magnetic and unsettling, Ava draws Anna into a relationship that feels both intimate and dangerous. As their connection deepens, boundaries blur and questions surface. Who is Ava, really. Who is Anna becoming. And what does it mean to reach for love when everything else appears to be falling away.
Threaded with climate anxiety, politics, poetry and violence, this is a haunting contemporary fable about intimacy at the edge of collapse. It asks how we keep living when the end of the world has already arrived quietly, without anyone quite noticing.
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