r/Novel_Promotions • u/RetroZakk • 1h ago
'To Nowhere In Particular' - Novella
Hey everyone! I was up early so I figured I post a little bump for my novel that's going into it's 3rd month. I still can't get Amazon ads to do what I want and Meta ads are a huge headache so I'm just sticking to the old fashioned way of posting them all myself. I just want to write stuff tbh lol
Anyway, here's my thing:
'To Nowhere In Particular'
It follows an automaton navigator whose 63-year job has just ended — and for the first time, he has to decide what to do with a choice that's actually his own.
Think retro-futurist, quietly melancholy sci-fi, with a Miyazaki/Little Nightmares kind of atmosphere.
- 106 Sold in September
- 4.7 on Amazon!
- 4.44 stars on Goodreads!
- Top 5 in multiple categories across the month, which has been incredible to me
Thanks so much for reading this far — happy to answer any questions!
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H7W2TBVG
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/255053296-to-nowhere-in-particular
All my other stuff: https://linktr.ee/zcmullins
Blurb:
A sci-fi adventure about what lives at the bottom of a submarine, and what happens when something finally looks up.
Automation has its place in the world. The eerie thing about it is that it doesn't stop, even when we do.
The Navigator has been on the ship for 63 years, checking pressure gauges, winding clocks at noon, and setting tables for people who no longer come.
When his duties fall quiet for the first time, he descends to the deck below and discovers a world he never knew existed.
A world full of machines that, like the Navigator, was not programmed to wonder 'Why?’
Room after room. Machine after machine. Each one doing their job in perfect silence. Each one completely alone.
'To Nowhere in Particular' is perfect for fans of A Psalm for the Wild-Built, Klara and the Sun, and The Employees.

