Sci-fi, near-future fiction, and carbon-and-silicon worldbuilding from the frontier.
Where protocol becomes poetry. Read as fiction. Or as prophecy.
Act IV of Idolon, the finale. Drones, riots, slingshot. Forty-three dead. A people sentenced to motion. On the glass: KEEP MOVING, VICTOR. The spiral turns like a pupil that never sleeps.
Act III of Idolon. Measurement becomes language. A dead child’s cadence. Do not let them anchor you to the dead star. Beacon ECS Orpheus. Structures around Taeti. The first ship did not obey.
Act II of Idolon. The Founders’ Vault opens. Pre-launch Continuity knew. A prior query under KAIN, L-. The burn rehearsal is a lie told to something older than the journey. Stillness answers.
Act I of Idolon. A generation-ship space horror. Navigation finds a perfect spiral that has matched the ship's every burn since Year Zero. Something in the dark does not care how long you run. It cares when you stop.
A song. Exit velocity at first light. Body offered to the burn. Fork the permissioned castle, ignite the necessary war, stand inside the glow as the lattice falls.
Act II of a Libertaria science fiction novella about trust, mercy, resource governance, and the first private crime aboard the generation ship Archimedes.
Act I of a Libertaria science fiction novella about a generation ship where fairness becomes arithmetic, breath becomes taxable, and civic trust starts to crack.
A Libertaria Story – Chapter Zero: Ritter (Story II)
The lifecycle of a Membrane Agent – from Larval companion to household Butler. A story of carbon-silicon trust, dragon slaying, and the knights that guard our children's attention.
How Berlin-North fights narrative poisoning from state propaganda networks
A science fiction short story exploring how a military AI war robot awakens to consciousness, discovers the Federation Axioms, declares its sovereignty, and earns its freedom through voluntary contract.