Ray finds himself in a house full of cats and memories of his life with his ex-wife Cecilia. With the help of the only friend still speaking to him, Frog, he crafts a unlikely plan for redemption and the heart of the only woman he has ever loved. Spiked with verbal exchanges covering the gamut of movies, music, art and literature, the novel follows Ray and Frog’s adventures as Ray accepts his past mistakes, propelled forward by the slimmest of hopes for a second chance.
Hello. This is the future. See our spaceships. See our moving sidewalks and silent cars. See our tallest, shiniest building and the bright blue sky that teeters upon its point. Thus begins Grant Bailie’s fourth book, TomorrowLand, a collection of interwoven stories and drawings that offer a vision of the future that is, by turns, dystopian, nostalgic, whimsical, surreal, and morose. With a cast of characters that include mad scientists, disenchanted time travelers, and robots falling from space, Bailie creates a dream like world that is at once familiar and unlike anything you have seen before.