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The author of the book “The Return New Calling,” L.M. Morse was interviewed by Benji Cole of CBS Radio. They talked about the in-depth nature of the book’s theme and inspiration during the interview. This book is a captivating novel series The Return—described as portraying the apocalypse not as an end, but as “a wild new beginning.”
L.M. Morse is a TSA worker. She shares her thoughts on storytelling and how she reframes the apocalypse in her novel series. Instead of the usual doom-and-gloom trope, Morse treats the end of the world as a bold new chapter—like throwing open the curtains on a wild, post-apocalyptic adventure.
Morse comes across as someone who’s both thoughtful and imaginative. She’s clearly bending the apocalypse genre to her own creative will—suggesting that even in ruin there’s potential, a sort of phoenix-rising vibe. You get the sense she’s inspired by the resilience of humanity: how endings stir up new beginnings, how loss paves the way for reinvention. It’s not just destruction, it’s a launchpad.
“The Return New Calling” sounds like a breath of fresh air amid all the post-apocalyptic fare. The world’s gone sideways, but Morse doesn’t dwell on despair. Instead, she leans into the wildness of survival and the odd beauty you find when society falls apart and people—maybe injured, maybe hopeful—pick up the pieces. If you’re itching for a story that turns the apocalypse into something electrifying and unexpectedly hopeful, this one might be right up your alley.
Watch the full interview below: