Support Indie Authors: Invest in the futures you want to read Science fiction romance has always asked readers to think bigger. Beyond planets. Beyond lifetimes. Beyond the limits of a single world. It dares to…
Inside Siege by ZZ Adams There’s a moment in certain stories when everything shifts—when the ordinary fractures, and something far more dangerous begins to emerge. Siege by ZZ Adams opens at that exact fault line.…
Brendan Murphy nearly died fighting for his country. Now he’s trying to stop a war. Five years ago, alien ship appeared in low orbit all around the world and stayed there, waiting. A highly advanced…
Why Trailing Kaiwulf Exists When readers encounter the science fiction origin story Trailing Kaiwulf, they’re stepping into a moment in a universe that has been unfolding for thousands of years. In two other sagas—Immortal Empires…
A book fair for readers with thoughtful books – Not Sci-Fi that shouts This event is for readers who enjoy science fiction that does more than entertain. These are stories built on ideas—speculative futures, ethical…
Sacremon by Michael Chatfield Action-packed Gritty Military Scifi, Hard Scifi, Ground combat, Corporatocracy Stay in Earth’s slums or carve out a life in Earth’s Military Forces. Two brothers make a choice that will change their…
Multi Timeline Science Fiction Three versions of one man on the same adventure, helping the same person find the same thing in three different timelines, in a breaking multiverse. Agent John Doe lived by routine—until…
Tangents & Tachyons is Scott’s second anthology – six sci fi and sci-fantasy shorts that run the gamut from time travel to hopepunk and retro spec fic. Eventide: Tanner Black awakes to find himself in…
Watch Your Six and the Complete Bringer of Chaos Boxed Set are coming soon! Today marks the book birthday of Lights Out, a short but pivotal work in the Fallen Empires saga—and a science fiction…
This scene from Forged in Fire is from the viewpoint of Helia, mother of the immortal king Pietas. We get rare glimpses of her in this book, because it’s mainly from Pietas’s point of view.…