Dave Hutchinson, “Europe in Autumn” (Solaris, 2014)
Do not call Dave Hutchinson prescient. Even though his Fractured Europe Sequence envisions a continent crumbling into ever-smaller countries, the idea that his homeland could Brexit the EU had not occurred to him when he started writing Europe in Autumn. The book chronicles the adventures of Rudi, an Estonian…
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