Category: Science Fiction

Crimson Seventeen

The Astraeus is a space station the size of a small city, a self-sufficient country isolated from the rest of civilization, and a glimmering oligarchy funded by the Archimedes corporation. Tensions brew underneath its gilded surface as mega corporations, paramilitary agents, young revolutionaries, protesting workers, and underfunded bureaucrats wrestle for the heart and soul of their nation. An artist turned hustler, Danish NATO veteran turned pacifist, college student rebel, former retired det... [Read More...]

Inheritance: Generations

In a society built on obedience and illusion, three generations of men live, love, and die under the shadow of a system that promises purpose but delivers silence. John is a loyal citizen, raising his son Thomas with unwavering faith in the nation’s ideals. After his wife’s untimely death, that faith hardens into doctrine. Thomas inherits the same convictions—and the same emptiness. His life is routine, his marriage dissolves, and his death is quiet, witnessed only by his son, Jack. Jack,... [Read More...]

Flight of the Absolution

Torst Janssen has spent two decades hiding on an uncharted planet, haunted by the friends he abandoned to take the fall for a crime they committed together. When terminal cancer forces him back into civilization, he has one last chance to make things right: return the stolen alien technology that cost his crew everything. But redemption comes with a price, and some secrets refuse to stay buried. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Free: The Malfunction: Book 1 of The Deilonium Trilogy

It was only supposed to be a simple intelligence boost – a routine procedure to make the lovebot better company outside of the bedroom. And then something went wrong. Whether it was through mathematical probability, or divine intervention, Lance the LUV U-69 amorous companion droid has accidentally been downloaded with enough brainpower and free will to crack open the lid on a very dangerous can of worms. Unless AWOL Retentions Agent Charlie Bear Claw can stop him. In Book One of The Deiloniu... [Read More...]

Free: The Conclave

The year is 2360. A poultry farming colony on Mars has perfected the secrets to human harmony. The community gathers for its 280th annual Conclave, a celebration of love, community, corpulence, and chickens. Short story. Dystopia/dark. All Mark Coker stories are 100% human written by mc himself. The Conclave draws influence from a particular classic short story that this author considers one of best science fiction shorts ever written. Can you guess it? Free on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Grant Us Mercy: Installment One

Ninety percent of the world’s population will perish—they fight to be a part of the 10% that survive. Blake Chantry knows disaster is coming—but nothing can prepare him for the inferno that tears his world apart. When a massive solar storm wipes out the power grid and plunges the nation into chaos, his mission to protect his superiors takes a deadly turn. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Duck It!

The human population has dwindled. With approximately 1% remaining, Earth has become a living nightmare, yet Lionel Romero has never been happier. The end of the world has given him the freedom to live out his dream of ecstatic seclusion. The only obstacle in his way—his fellow one-percenters. Join Lionel on his journey to escape a past life, while he continues to struggle with his morality and mortality in a world between purgatory and paradise. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Quondam: A Science Fiction Thriller

When Stuart Perdy wakes up after a six-week coma, he no longer recognises his home town of Quondam. The streets are eerily clean, there are cameras installed in the trees, and the local pub no longer serves alcohol. Under the rule of the mysterious yet charming new mayor, Frank Sanders, everyone has become obsessed with their health. And children as young as sixteen, including Stuart’s own daughter, are encouraged to “pair” with members of the opposite sex and become pregnant. Why is Stua... [Read More...]