Metro 2033 by Dmitry Glukhovsky

Metro 2033 by Dmitry Glukhovsky

Twenty years after the missiles, the surface of Moscow is uninhabitable and forty thousand people live in the Metro. Each station has become its own state — some communist, some fascist, some trading in bullets as currency — and the tunnels between them belong to whatever is down there.

Artyom is sent from his home station to warn the centre about the Dark Ones, and the journey is a tour of every way humanity has reorganised itself underground. Glukhovsky wrote it chapter by chapter online before print, and the claustrophobia is relentless.

A Russian phenomenon that became an international bestseller and a hit video game series.

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