Atomic Cities: The Forgotten Below
Book 14 in the Atomic Cities Series
By Keith Elliott
The future isn’t broken — it’s buried, humming.
Beneath vending machines that stopped whispering and portals that finally gave up, something still stirs. In this latest retrofuturism book by Keith Elliott, we descend into a surreal, subterranean world powered by memory, gem-light, and poetic collapse.
This sci-fi art book blends futuristic concept art with 25 illustrated vignettes, each a standalone story exploring emotional residue, moss-beasts, glitch rituals, and mole monuments that teleport you into temporary clarity. There is no order, no bureaucracy. Only beauty, decay, and the echo of what was almost said.
Inside you'll discover:
• A cracked granite mole that enables dimensional travel
• Gemstones that unlock regret, mutation, or memory
• Forgotten vending shrines that leak sentiment
• A fully visualized archive of AI-generated speculative fiction art
This AI art book is a postcard from the unreal — perfect for fans of mid-century sci-fi, glitch mythology, and visual storytelling sci-fi that folds time into metaphor.
"There are no exits. Only deeper offices."
Part poetic descent, part illustrated dreamloop — Atomic Cities: The Forgotten Below is your next stop beneath the future-that-never-was.
ISBN: 979-8284665206
Independently Published
💡 Got an idea for a city — or a truly awful job?
Have a suggestion for a new Atomic City or a terrible job of the future?
I’d love to hear it!
Whether it's a place you'd love to see drenched in neon or a weird, overworked character for the next volume, send it my way.
📧 Email your idea directly to:
Keith@AtomicCities.com
You might just shape the next entry in the Atomic Cities series.
