The Witch of Hebron

In The Witch of Hebron, James Howard Kunstler explores a post-oil America where society has drastically changed, highlighting a community grappling with resource scarcity, violence, and the rise of a sinister cult. Set in a remote town, the story weaves suspense, dark humor, and elements of the fantastic to examine issues like climate crisis, religious hysteria, and societal upheaval. This sequel to his earlier work continues to offer a compelling, thought-provoking vision of life after the collapse of modern civilization.