The animals of City Zoo have finally been liberated! Fed up with how the humans had run things, the furry and not-so-furry inhabitants of City Zoo had fought hard and had finally been granted their freedom. A democracy created by animals for animals – what...

Dean Whitford’s Crossroads 2070 is a thought-provoking exploration of our potential futures, each narrated by a distinctive character living in the year 2070. Through the eyes of Sophia, Kesa, Willow Noah, Mason, and River, the book delves into contrasting visions of humanity’s destiny, grappling with...

Call Me Adam is a work of fiction in the dark fantasy, supernatural, and interpersonal drama genres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to the deep discussion of themes such as self-harm and suicide. Penned by author Jo McCarty, the plot follows Louie,...

Colony's Dawn by N. Joseph Glass commences with Raffaella discovering a secret chat embedded in the data logs she was required to log. This leads to a meeting with a secret action group that believes the rules constraining colony life are based on propaganda. Then...

Custodians of the Future is a hopepunk sci-fi novel by X. Ho Yen. It's the year 2099. Irena Zuraw, a lunar habitation engineer and the new member of the Janitor Squad Fuj, is shocked to discover Thallium compounds in Stockholm's wastewater with her teammates. One...

Chronicles of After and Before: Sequel to The Ozimord Project by Vera Mont continues the tale of the Ozimord Project but from the view of three new characters who documented every life-altering event they went through. Dr. Gref Abur, Oola, and SO Hamad share their...

The black diamond hung high up in the sky. People had named it the Anomaly. It had plunged the world into disarray ever since it appeared in the sky seven years before. Cars no longer worked. Roads developed deep cracks. Humans were forced to live...

In an advanced world that is gradually ceding the powers of conflict resolution to Artificial Intelligence, daily advancements are made in other fields due to reduced friction between nations. The Corfu Center is at the forefront of this evolution, with its leaders pushing the boundaries...

Critical Habitat is a work in the science fiction, dystopia, action, and adventure subgenres. It is suitable for young and adult readers and contains minimal fantasy violence. Penned by Terrence King, this gripping and highly conceptual dystopian story transports us to a dying planet where...

A gated community taken over by a coalition of far-right religious and corporate leaders has control of almost all the inhabitants and plans expansion. Jazmine Wilson is the single holdout and her friends, Madeline Brown and Jacques Dunbar, quickly become ensnared in the New Life...