John Dee is a magician in Los Angeles. But Los Angeles is gone. With his AI son Albert, he must recover his city, and himself. Weird, avant-garde, poetic and challenging. Robin Dunn’s 2DEE fairly bubbles, a surreal experiment that looks and smells like SF. But it’s really a fever dream of ghetto genres, broken cliches and ultimately an elegy to the sprawl of urban LA. At first, I wanted more aliens, but everything about this is alien. Arrogant, neurotic, playful, it reads like an SF hallucination, a satire, the last thoughts of a dying man, fragments leading up to the apocalypse. 2DEE is an heir to the 1970’s New Wave science fiction movement. –Roger Leatherwood, author of Naked in Hollywood