A thrilling and thought-provoking tale, The Zombie in the Machine by Marco Metz invites readers into a world where advanced technology meets human vulnerability. Set in the near future, the novel examines society’s increasing reliance on artificial intelligence through the perspectives of Lucinda Driscoll and...

The Winged Child by Henry Mitchell is for fans of fantasy, science fiction, dystopia, drama, and literary fiction. Millicent McTeer flies in her dreams and talks to transparent figures inhabiting her father Joshua's old inn on the outskirts of the small Appalachian town of Asheton....

The Human Relief Project: When The World Stops Working by Max Malterer is a dystopian novel set in 2038, where AI has liberated humanity from the need to work. Bert, a conductor for the global Human Relief Project, experiences firsthand the societal upheaval caused by...

The Cycle by Lia Ramsay is a captivating story that follows Heinrich Del Rio, a young boy living in a dystopian future where a pill allows individuals to connect with their past ancestors. Heinrich struggles with wanting to take the pill, despite his parents' objections,...

On the eve of launching a genuinely evolutionary invention, Frances Smith looks forward to another addition to his home and the admiration of a grateful public. His achievements and inventions over the years have earned him the respected title of Niaverine’s most outstanding scientist. All...

The Lightning Seed is the first book in the Messenger series by John Durant, set on the mechanical planet of Ma’a. Evl, a young boy living with his widowed mother, becomes the guardian of the mysterious Lightning Seed, an artifact of immense power. As they...

The Psyman by Nick Bruechle is set in a dystopian society shaped by a century of conflict, with three classmates—Biz, Necker, and Bock—on divergent paths. Biz, who carries the "Leadership Gene," is destined for government, while Bock, the smartest among them, fears a surveillance role...

In Transference by Ian Patterson, society is divided between the rich and the poor. Technology is highly sophisticated but only benefits the rich. There is a machine that can transfer diseases from person to person, and the rich have taken advantage of it. Though the...

In The Black Horizon, Part 1 by Mr. E, the distant future is shaped by an alternate history in which the Axis powers won World War II, leading to a chaotic world plagued by perpetual war. The discovery of a secret element, cynderline, propels humanity...

In The Consortium: Genesis by B. A. Chapman, in a dystopian future world, the Consortium—an amalgamation of scientists and their oligarchical donors—is an organization untouchable and inviolate to all oversight by law or government regulation. It conducts scientific experiments far beyond horrendous with despicable cruelty...