
Serial · Book one · writing in progress
The Waiting Sky
At Morrow’s crossing, rescue pilot Anna tows broken boats away from a hoop of light between suns. Then a ferry arrives that never comes through.
Book one · 7 chapters so far · 1 hr read
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Serial · Book one · writing in progress
At Morrow’s crossing, rescue pilot Anna tows broken boats away from a hoop of light between suns. Then a ferry arrives that never comes through.
Book one · 7 chapters so far · 1 hr read

Serial · Book one · writing in progress
In a city that hasn’t seen unowned morning in centuries, light auditor Sarin Jale is called to a killing made of stolen sun. The Houses that own the sky want it called an accident.
Book one · 13 chapters so far · 3 hr read

Serial · Book one of three · writing in progress
A blue world appears where none should exist. Archaeologist Asha Renn, a disgraced commander, and a political envoy are drawn toward an archive that remembers more than one history.
Book one of three · 7 chapters so far · 1 hr read

Serial · writing in progress
In Berlin, 2038, lost-property clerk Eva Keller finds a phone that still receives messages from her own number. The first warning stops a U-Bahn crash; the sender claims to be Eva, three days ahead. Written in German.
13 chapters so far · 51 min read

Serial · writing in progress
In Morrow, even the organs keeping you alive can be rented. Recovery operative Kellan Oris repossesses corporate augmentations from people who default — until his next warrant lands too close, and the company starts disabling him piece by piece.
38 of 55 chapters · 7 hr read

Serial · writing in progress
Continuity investigator Mara Venn must decide whether the restored dead are still themselves. A private trail leads from quiet Earth to Antarctic ice and Luna’s Court of Selves, where identity is a legal artifact.
45 chapters so far · 8 hr read

Fantasy
When the High King dies, claimants tear the Five Marches apart over a crown that was never only metal — it was collateral on an ancient oath. Magic is rare, legalistic, and lethal: every spell is a debt, and someone always pays.
Complete · 8 hr read

Serial · writing in progress
In the arcology-city of Cathedra, a machine god writes every citizen’s genome as scripture. A discontinued war-caste mercenary salvages a child with no divine signature — proof the god is not the only author of life.
Chapter draft complete · 5 hr read