On December 21, 1988, a Libyan bomb ripped apart Pan Am Flight 103 in the skies above Lockerbie, Scotland. All 259 people on board died, as well as 11 more on the ground.
Twenty years later, in the Spring of 2009, the son of one of those victims went on a road trip across America to interview other people affected by that day to learn how it shaped their lives.
The result is THE LAST DAY OF (F)ALL, a book-length tale of how shock waves ripple onwards well after an explosion ends.