Deadland

In a world where disconnection and alienation reign, two seventeen-year-old boys tread the fine line between teenage rebellion and self-discovery. Struggling to find their place, they navigate the murky waters of adolescence, often resorting to smoking weed as an escape from the harsh realities surrounding them. Their lives paint a vivid picture of frustration, a longing for belonging, and the necessity to break free from the mundane expectations of their small town.

As they venture deeper into a life of escapism, their friendship is both a lifeline and a battleground. The boys grapple with their identities and the pressures of adulthood looming on the horizon. Through their trials, they confront the consequences of their decisions and the impact of their choices on their futures. The story invites readers to reflect on the complexities of youth, the quest for acceptance, and the stark contrast between dreams and reality.