After the Last Rain
A Post-Apocalyptic Fable of Sacred Memory and Soil

When the world ended, it did not burn—it went quiet.
The sky forgot how to storm. The rivers forgot how to speak. And those who survived carried their grief like seeds in their bones.

In the ruins of a forgotten chapel, a nameless woman finds a man who listens to the land instead of trying to save it. Together, they begin to remember what the old world had buried: the songs of soil, the language of rivers, and the fire still breathing beneath the roots.

Told in lyrical, dreamlike prose, After the Last Rain is a visionary novel about grief, survival, and sacred renewal. As the land begins to whisper again, healing comes not through conquest or rebuilding—but through listening, surrender, and planting what was once lost.