“A hidden civilisation beneath our feet and their world is about to change forever”
The Band of Fullfingers assemble prior to leaving Prime City to explore the Ironwood glade
A science fantasy story in the style of Pratchett and Adams
What is Keepleftia?
Keepleftia began as a 'What if' idea ... Could a microscopic civilisation live on a traffic island and worship a lighting engineer as a god?
Scientist Hugo Furst sets out to discover the truth.
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Who wrote this book?
A little about the author
Trevor William Bartlett is a retired surveyor from the Black Country, where a lifetime spent observing how people shape landscapes, roads, and structures has deeply influenced his fiction. His work combines a fascination with infrastructure, scale, and unintended consequence with a sharp sense of humour and a love of speculative storytelling.
The Land of Keepleftia grew from a simple question: what if an entire civilisation existed beneath our feet, mistaking the ordinary mechanisms of modern life for divine forces? The result is a distinctly British science-fantasy novel that blends satire, philosophy, and wonder on the most unlikely of stages, a Manchester traffic island.
When not writing, Trevor enjoys creative design projects, D&D, campervan adventures, and exploring new worlds through fiction, science, and the landscapes of Britain.