/lit/ - Literature

2/3red way done with the second draft. Post them numbers anons.

>>16473347
I always like that kind of setting, preferably without the post apocalypse chaotic shit with constant conflicts. Imagine writing a dying world, a quiet journey through what once was: impressive infrastructures and technology now nothing but backdrops for the end. Surprisingly I have never seen it done in literature form, or done well. The only one that captures this melancholy feel perfectly is unironically an anime where two kids travels through many layers of a dead city and at the final episode after endlessly desolate lands, they came across a video playback of the small moments in daily lives of the people in the past.