The world has ended. The sky is poison, the sun is a death sentence, and the Red Devil has won. In the ruins of a civilization that destroyed itself, a man named Dominic clings to the only thing worth surviving for — Zenith, the woman he loves, and the unborn child that represents humanity's last flicker of hope. But as he ventures into the wasteland to keep them alive, the line between what is real and what his fractured mind has invented begins to crumble, and the truth waiting for him in the dark is more devastating than any devil could devise. Written by Malcolm Van as he himself was dying, Lullaby for the End of the World is a harrowing journey through terror, madness, and loss that ultimately arrives at something rare and profound — an ending defined not by fear, but by bravery, love, and the quiet grace of letting go. This was Malcolm's lullaby to his readers, and it is the truest thing he ever wrote — a farewell disguised as fiction, written with the fearless honesty of a man with nothing left to lose and everything left to say. This is his goodbye. Open your arms and welcome it.