The City of Interconnection
Paperback
Publisher Price: $19.99
Publisher: Brian Keith Anderson Publishing
Published: Jun 3 2026
Pages: 294
Weight: 0.87
Height: 0.66 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In the hidden depths beneath the living world of Mars, a forgotten city begins to awaken.
For generations, the ancient pathways of the Seven Cities remained silent-sealed beneath layers of stone, memory, and time. The great races who once walked their halls vanished long ago, leaving only dormant systems, drifting echoes, and the quiet hum of machines that continued their work in darkness.
Now the City of Interconnection is stirring.
Asa and Saxifraga enter the vast underground city seeking understanding, but what they discover is something far greater than either expected. The city is not merely alive-it is listening. Ancient bridges begin reconnecting. Silent corridors awaken. Hidden systems buried for ages slowly respond to movement, thought, and resonance.
Yet the city remains empty.
The races meant to inhabit it have not returned.
Instead, strange signs emerge throughout the massive underground structures: small repair beings known as fixers moving through forgotten passages, systems activating without command, and the appearance of a mysterious childlike presence that seems connected to the city itself. She watches silently from the edges of the great halls, neither fully machine nor fully understood.
As Asa continues learning the deeper meaning of interconnection, he begins to realize the city was never designed around power or control. It was built upon belonging. Every movement, every living thing, every silence and sound forms part of a greater resonance that binds life together across worlds.
But awakening the city may also awaken what waits beyond it.
The City of Interconnection continues the sweeping science-fantasy saga of The Seven Cities of Mars, blending ancient mysteries, living worlds, quiet spiritual reflection, and the enduring hope that life survives not through domination-but through unity.
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