Unholy Land

"The always daring Lavie Tidhar wades into the waters of alternate history once more. Unholy Land takes off from a real, early 20th-century British plan to settle Jews in East Africa. It was unsuccessful in our world, but there are many other parallel worlds where things turned out differently – and the walls between those realities are collapsing. The key to this erosion of worlds might lie with a pulp fiction writer turned amateur detective who is simply trying to find his missing niece. It’s the kind of smart, intertextual science fiction that would make Philip K. Dick giddy."