We Won't Be Here Tomorrow

Death is a thematic element in the context of struggle, revolution, and survival, often handled with weight.

Occasional descriptions of injuries or the physical toll of violence, but not gratuitous.

Strong language is used occasionally to reflect realistic character interactions and grit.

Queer identities, relationships, and communities are prominent throughout this author’s speculative and anarchist fiction.

Religion or spiritual practices appear incidentally, usually not as central dogma.

Romantic relationships are present as part of the characters' lives, often secondary to the central themes.

Dystopian threats, monsters or uncanny situations, pursuit, and social collapse create recurring tension and frightening moments.

Occasional mature references or themes, but not explicit in nature.

Characters may consume substances, fitting the gritty, sometimes improvised nature of their survival environments.

Several stories involve combat, guerrilla warfare, or resistance against systems, with realistic depictions of conflict.