What awaits these so familiar people (or maybe it’s you and me?) after a universal catastrophe that comes out of nowhere and leads to nowhere? The light of four suns frighteningly washes the City (or rather, what is left of it), fragmented into numerous majorates, rabbinates, patriarchates, and so on and so forth... What will save these people: flight to a distant planet, a powerful patron?... Or maybe - their inexhaustible sense of humor, ability to make friends and support each other? Will they, tossing between sleep and reality, be able to understand themselves and make their only right choice?

In Miramar’s philosophical and fantasy novel “A Few Days After the End of the World,” a little sad and very ironic, there are more questions, than answers. But it makes you think, and this is already a lot.