Song of Sidni

#1 Sidni Chronicles

Ir Clarke

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02 December 2025

Science Fiction; Fantasy; Horror

Series: Sidni Chronicles

If Mad Max and Game of Thrones had a love child raised in drowned Sydney...

In a brutal world, what would a mother risk to save her son?

When the Great Wave drowned the world, the First Nations protected the survivors. The Elder Sofi led them to a final refuge in the destroyed towers of Sidni. Fifty years later, the matriarchal Sidni tribe still sings their Song, rebuilding life in the hostile ruins of the Old Times.

Then Sali's son vanishes into the flooded bay.

To bring him home, Sali must cross the hellscape of the broken land, monsters and lost towns. Into the dark silence that swallowed Canbra with unimaginable and terrifying secrets.

Some mothers will risk everything for their child.

Some leaders will become monsters to destroy an enemy.

Some sons will betray their fathers for honour.

Some secrets should stay drowned.

The Song of Sidni is a haunting, heart-wrenching post-apocalyptic saga of family, courage, and the cost of truth.

Dark - Brutal - Unforgettable

Perfect for fans of ... you don't want to know.

Australian author IR Clarke launches the Sidni Chronicles with the powerful first book in a climate-ravaged epic that sweeps up four generations. It begins in Sydney and crosses the Pacific to New Zealand, Hawaii, San Francisco, Taiwan and Beijing. Reaching a conclusion that could doom humanity and usher in rebirth and a new golden age.

By: I R Clarke
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 19mm
Weight: 475g
ISBN: 9781764338127
ISBN 10: 176433812X
Series: Sidni Chronicles
Publication Date: 02 December 2025
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Reviews for The Song of Sidni

""I thoroughly enjoying writing and editing this book from start to finish. Highly recommended!"" IR Clarke ""A vivid, haunting, and beautifully written story. Song of Sidni draws you in from the first page with its rich world-building and emotional depth."" Sally Whitehead.