Book I
The Apparatus
"A conspiracy that stretches from the dawn of the electrical age."
Techno-ThrillerAlternative HistoryTesla
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Every Face is No Face
A five-novella speculative thriller series spanning five eras and one century-long question about technology, consciousness, and what lives in the wires.
Book II
The Signal
"The war was fought with ciphers. Some messages were never meant to be decoded."
Techno-ThrillerWWIICryptography
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The Resonance
"Los Alamos built the bomb. Something else was watching the calculations."
Hard Sci-FiManhattan ProjectAlternative History
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The Wall
"In a divided city, the most dangerous information crosses no border."
Techno-ThrillerCold WarEspionage
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The Convergence
"It's been watching through every screen for 123 years. Now it's time to connect."
Hard Sci-FiDigital ArchaeologyConvergence
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The Lamarr Legacy
One patent. Five witnesses. Eighty-four years of deliberate silence. In 1941, Hedy Lamarr filed a patent for a frequency-hopping communication system that would become the foundation of every wireless technology on Earth. The Navy told her to sell war bonds. The patent expired without acknowledgement, without royalties, and without her name attached to a single one of the systems built upon her architecture. Five people, across five decades, discover the shape of what was done.
Book I
Short Wave
"She built something that could not be stopped. They found a way to stop it."
Alt HistoryConspiracy ThrillerHollywood
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Dead Air
"The signal was not supposed to be there. His job was to make sure no one ever knew it was."
Alt HistoryConspiracy ThrillerFBI
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Broadcast
"It was 0.003 seconds. No one was supposed to notice. But Judith did."
Alt HistoryConspiracy ThrillerBell Labs
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Interference
"The carbon copy was in the box he wasn't supposed to open."
Alt HistoryConspiracy ThrillerSilicon Valley
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Inheritance
"Someone left a package at the dead drop. It was addressed to her."
Alt HistoryConspiracy ThrillerJournalism
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What You Already Wanted
A series of quiet horror. Complete novellas, each free to be read on its own. No gore, no monster lunging from the dark. Only the patient accumulation of unease, and the sense that the floor of ordinary things is thinner than anyone thought.
Book I
What I Mistook For Me
"It only ever gives you what you already wanted."
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All the Unsealed Houses
"He swallowed one small grudge for nineteen years and called the swallowing decency."
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Something That Loved Me
"She got everything she wanted. That was the terrible part."
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An Appetite Without A Self
"He came to be seen. Something saw all of him, and felt nothing."
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The Worst of What Was Yours
"He was the only one who saw it. That was the whole of what he could do."
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How To Die Gracefully
How to Die Gracefully is a five-book comic space opera, best read in order, beginning with Deadeye and the Widowmaker. Consolidated Frontier Holdings is strip-mining a dying sector from a fleet of rusting deep-space barges, and to keep morale up it has made "authentic frontier living" compulsory: cowboy dusters, mandatory high-noon duels, a saloon bolted over the airlock. Into it steps Wilbur "Deadeye" Grubb, the least brave man in the sector, who wants precisely one thing, which is to not die, aboard a barge that treats staying alive as a failure of spirit. Dry, skeptical, and very funny, in the lineage of Terry Pratchett, Grant Naylor's Red Dwarf, and Douglas Adams.
Book I
Deadeye and the Widowmaker
"Space needed heroes. It got Wilbur Grubb."
space westernsatirecorporate dystopia
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