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*Wool* is a post-apocalyptic science fiction novel by American author Hugh Howey, originally self-published as a series of novellas beginning in 2011. Set in a dystopian future, the story follows the remnants of humanity living in a massive, subterranean silo hundreds of stories underground, where s...
Published in 2013 by Hugh Howey, "Shift" is a science fiction novel that serves as the prequel to the post-apocalyptic book "Wool." The narrative explores the origins of the subterranean silo society, detailing the political and environmental catastrophes that forced humanity underground. The book i...
Dust is a 2013 science fiction novel by Hugh Howey and the third book in the Silo trilogy, following Wool and Shift. It continues the story of people living in a large underground silo after an uprising and brings the trilogy’s central questions about the outside world, historical control, and the s...
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