Constructed as a late night radio broadcast, Vision Zero is a gonzo expedition to locales best visited through fiction, including hard-boiled throwback Saskatoon, and Contraption, a prequel to his favourite childhood cartoon.

Although Vision Zero explores shorter literary formats, Molloy's thematic scope remains intact: conspiracy, masculinity, delusion, the decadence and dissonance of managerial elites.

Composed in terse electric prose, Vision Zero's darkly rendered satire will make you cringe and smile and think. And think again.

Vision Zero's fourteen stories and vignettes are suitable for readers who enjoy Contemporary Literary Fiction, Classic Noir and Hard-boiled Fiction, and Historical Meta-Fiction.