Science Fiction · Survival Adventure

Dies the Fire

If The Long Tomorrow hooked you with its post-nuclear rebellion against gadgets and the thrilling chase for hidden tech, Dies the Fire amps up that Luddite fantasy with a sudden blackout plunging society into medieval survival mode. Picture rugged anti-heroes grappling with moral ambiguity and base instincts in tech-free enclaves, mirroring Brackett's cynical jabs at progress. It's the perfect follow-up for fans craving philosophical tension wrapped in dark, unapologetic adventure.

The Space Between Worlds

For fans of Dark Matter's multiverse thrills and identity explorations, this delivers a fresh twist on parallel worlds with high-stakes traversal and personal reckonings, blending sci-fi action with deep emotional and social commentary.

These Broken Stars

If you loved watching Kip tinker his way through alien threats with nothing but grit and a slide rule, These Broken Stars gives you two stranded survivors engineering their escape from a hostile planet with that same golden-age optimism. Fast-moving, unapologetically heroic, and built on human ingenuity conquering impossible cosmic odds—this is the straightforward adventure you've been craving.