A novella of considerable proportions, Bizarre takes you to the very ends of the earth and beyond. Cryer Baron, in his search for someone dear to him, follows a mysterious serpent to the furthest point in his world: the great Tower of Eden. What Baron seeks awaits him at its highest height, beyond even the heavens and the poisoned clouds of his destroyed planet. Some say God waits at the top. Some say there is no final room in the tower; the Tower of Eden is simply endless. Others say a great catastrophe awaits those bold enough to venture into its ancient, skeletal structure. Baron only knows one thing: He will not stop until he finds what he is looking for.
At times allegorical, Bizarre takes its inspiration from science fiction films of the seventies, where depictions of our future were often ill-fated and dangerous. A rotten earth is all that remains of our planet in Bizarre, and perhaps Baron himself will be the key to saving it...or dooming us all.
