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Wings of Paradise
- A Tails of the Apocalypse Short Story
- Narrated by: Alex Silver
- Length: 29 mins
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Wings of Paradise
Narrated by:
Alex Silver
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Publisher's Summary
In the post-collapse world, animals are once again returned to the top of the food chain as nearly all of the humans on the planet have perished.
The budgies and bats of Davao City are expanding their colonies as nature intended when they stumble upon remnants of the human population.
The decisions made after this discovery will affect all those involved in ways they could never imagine.
Listen to this Tails of the Apocalypse short with an open mind and remember that we, as humans, have never really been known for our softer side.
©2015 Todd Barselow (P)2016 Todd Barselow
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