BRIGGS LAND LONE WOLVES (2017)

"Isaac Briggs, fresh off a tour in Afghanistan and struggling to reintegrate, finds solace hiking the old forest trails. When two random backpackers wander onto the Land, an innocent situation quickly turns dangerous and Isaac's military training takes a turn down a dark path. Welcome to Briggs Land, nearly a hundred square miles of rural wilderness, representing the largest antigovernment secessionist movement in the United States. o Brian Wood's critically acclaimed series returns for the next chapter in an even more relevant postelection America. o In development for a television series at AMC TV!"

"When Isaac Briggs went overseas to war, he shed his quiet, reserved personality for something fiercer and far more nationalist than the rest of his family are prepared to deal with. o Brian Wood's critically acclaimed series returns for its next chapter in an even more relevant postelection America. o Briggs Land is currently in development for a television series at AMC TV!"

"For 150 years, the Briggs clan have kept off the grid and out of the public eye. With the events surrounding a group of detained Canadian hikers and the execution of a Patriot member by a police sharpshooter, Grace and her family are outed to the world. 'Briggs Land is a sordid, violent, roiling story.'-Nerdist"

"Abbie Briggs married into the family, and no matter what, she can't shake her outsider status-she will never truly be one of them. While driving a desperate teenager to an out-of-state family planning clinic, she is given the perfect opportunity to return to her old life and leave the Briggs dogma behind. 'Given the current political state of the country, this series feels very relevant indeed.'-IGN "

"When local cops arrive and shut off power and water to the Land, Grace knows it's not a problem with the bribe money-it's her husband Jim orchestrating her downfall. 'Given the current political state of the country, this series feels very relevant indeed.'-IGN "

"The Briggs always figured threats to the Land would come from law enforcement - not from within. Not so close to home."