Silo (Silo, Tome 1)

In a postapocalyptic world, a few thousand survivors live in a 144-storey underground silo. Almost everything is banned or controlled, including births. Those who break the law are expelled outside the silo, where the air is toxic. Before they die, they must clean the sensors that retransmit blurred images of the outside world on a giant screen. But some are beginning to doubt what really is going on outside. Hugh Howey is an editorial phenomenon but also an author who knows how to handle social, political themes while maintaining a very strong fictional tension. Christine Ferniot, Telerama.Silo is a literary project in the image of the interior he describes: simple, but grooving and out of standard. A revelation. Hubert Artus, L. ,Express.