← Back to the collection
WHERE THE LIGHT STILL WORKS front cover

BF1 ORIGINAL FICTION

WHERE THE LIGHT STILL WORKS

By Daniel Orsden

He lost his job, his relationship and his home. Then he found a photograph his father had hidden. And began walking towards a memory he couldn't remember.

ABOUT THE STORY

Adam Harlan has four days left on his lease, no job and nowhere to go.

While clearing his apartment, he finds a photograph inside his late father’s road atlas. It shows Adam as a boy beside a lighthouse he cannot remember visiting.

On the back are seven words: This is where the light still works.

Instead of asking his mother about the photograph, Adam starts walking east from Ohio.

With little money, inadequate equipment and no clear plan, he searches for a place he hopes will help him understand what he has lost. Strangers offer kindness. Winter roads take their toll. Back home, the people who care about him are left with his silence.

A contemporary novel about grief, depression and a man looking for answers in a childhood memory that may not hold the promise he has given it.

MUSIC INSPIRED BY THE NOVEL

From the page to the music

Explore the companion album to WHERE THE LIGHT STILL WORKS.

COMPANION ALBUM

WHERE THE LIGHT STILL WORKS

By BF1/WM

The story doesn’t have to end with the final page. Where The Light Still Works is the companion album to the novel of the same name—a musical invitation to return to its world, or discover it for the first time.

£2.99One payment. Yours to keep.

Original WAV tracks · Front & rear artwork
320 kbps MP3 download — prepared automatically when you click Download MP3.

Purchased separately from the novel and membership.

UK and US adults 18+. US: $3.99 USD per album. UK: £2.99 GBP per album. Billing country must match your declaration.

WHERE THE LIGHT STILL WORKS — front album cover
Front cover
WHERE THE LIGHT STILL WORKS — rear album cover
Rear cover

Track list

14 tracks · 65 min

Select a track to hear a preview of up to 45 seconds.

Show 11 more tracksHide additional tracksClick the arrow to reveal the rest of the tracks