Science Fiction

"Thrilling, funny, and just a bit creepy…” -Editor Pat Sherman “An episodic journey following the lives of several strangers and some old friends put into mortal peril. Raw and surreal. Will read again.” -Reviewer Tom J. Follow the story of Colin the alchemist, Jack the detective, and the mysterious Magician as their paths become intrinsically intertwined. A real, novel story using SF-style storytelling mixed with modern-day fantasy, describing the struggles of several beautiful people faced with the classic prospect of an impending Judgement Day. What is real? What is fake? That’s usually up to the reader to decide.

Disconnected 2046 is a timely story that uses a mission to Mars as a backdrop to a larger question about society's addiction to internet connectivity. Rachael, Noah, Nathan, Gertie, and fifty-two other scientists and engineers are all on a path none of them could have predicted; a path set out years before they were selected for a four-year-mission on Mars. Their stories start off not too far into our own future and takes them to the year 2046 and a new home called Pendulum on the planet Mars.

Arthur Blacke might be the universe's least likely hero. He is over fifty years old and works as a custodian in a Texas saloon on a big, alien space station called the Hub. He is lazy, opinionated, and self-absorbed. He has, to put it mildly, a complete lack of ambition. The high point of his life is the weekly poker game he hosts with a strange cast of alien and human friends. When the poker game is interrupted by alien pirates in a hijacked cruise liner, Arthur leads a ragtag assortment of misfit aliens and humans on a daring mission to free the hostages.