One to AnotherBy Deniz Bevan
Agnieszka-Maja believed in the value of authority. She lived in a free, democratic country, where there were plenty of others ready to assume leadership positions. It was enough to keep the laws, keep her head down, and keep to her role as a tax-paying voting citizen.
But then the storm hit.
Later, some called it the Burning Storm, others the Alien Storm or even plain Snow Storm, though it happened on August 21, all around the Earth at once.
None of the names came close to describing its effects, or the silent, slow way it destroyed the world.
Snowflakes as dense as marbles floated down from a blue sky, and billions of people looked up as one.
Maja was walking on Sherbrooke Street when the storm started, carrying her sleeping baby against her in a linen s
