Tim Raymond's debut novel, Flee, details the life of autistic, grieving Jensen Fisher, who hasn't left his apartment in South Korea in five years. But with a novel pandemic on the rise that's turning humans into beluga whales, he is forced to embark, with his student and cat in tow, on a quest to return to America and his hometown in Wyoming one final time. There's a wonder to the story, even among the devastation.

Tim Raymond's debut novel, Flee, details the life of autistic, grieving Jensen Fisher, who hasn't left his apartment in South Korea in five years. But with a novel pandemic on the rise that's turning humans into beluga whales, he is forced to embark, with his student and cat in tow, on a quest to return to America and his hometown in Wyoming one final time. There's a wonder to the story, even among the devastation.

Tim Raymond's debut novel, Flee, details the life of autistic, grieving Jensen Fisher, who hasn't left his apartment in South Korea in five years. But with a novel pandemic on the rise that's turning humans into beluga whales, he is forced to embark, with his student and cat in tow, on a quest to return to America and his hometown in Wyoming one final time. There's a wonder to the story, even among the devastation.