The year is 2052, humanity's last year on Earth. Natural disasters have ravaged the Earth leaving nations devastated, food and resources limited, and civil unrest rising among a doomed population crammed into claustrophobic cities. With only 215 days left until the apocalypse, Allister Adams, a young African-American man with traces of inhuman DNA and supernatural abilities, is swept out of hiding when he intervenes to stop a terror attack. He's soon caught in a war for alien artifacts between two rival organizations: a government-organized task force of genetically advanced Evolutionaries like him, and a group of radical, stateless Evolutionaries orchestrating terror attacks worldwide for reasons no one yet understands. While fighting to overcome his fear of his abilities, Allister learns that these alien artifacts, hidden beneath Earth's surface for millennia, are humanity's only hope of escaping the series of catastrophic disasters predicted to culminate in the apocalypse. And he might be the last living Evolutionary strong enough to retrieve them.
 Allister's battles take him to the ruins of Los Angeles, the terrifying vault under the government task force, and a years-long storm over Iraq known as the Middle Beast. Led by mysterious messages from his dead father, he will unravel the secrets of both organizations, and as the world ticks toward destruction, he will have to choose sides in a war that has been raging since before he was born and outmaneuver a cosmic darkness that has been plotting its return since before the current era.

Joshua is bullied at school. He's black and introverted; a clear target for racist bullies. When he's driven to attempt suicide, inherited powers spring forth. Extremely strong powers that never seem to do what Joshua wants them to. Instead, they cause destruction and harm and they seem to only work when his emotions go haywire. And it's all Joshua can do to control them. So, when the suggestion comes from a stranger that he went to Nigeria to train, he feels it is a good idea and agrees. But in Nigeria, he's unsafe and also there lies the answers to some questions he wants answered. Still, those same questions are why he's in danger. He and the other telekinetics that have been kidnapped in the past years. Give a bullied teenager powers like Joshua has and find out what is possible if matter can be manipulated to the sub-atomic. **Praise for Joshua Morley Omole** "Our writer is sage, sound and sympathetic..." @MissMysteryGame Cover by @CannibalisticNecro

A story based on the music of Jimi Hendrix, music and afrofuturisic philosophies of Sun Ra, and (loosely based on) my life. Follow Nine and his friends, known as the Odd Squad as they travel through the galaxy and learn the secrets of his family, the Voodoo Children, and the Gypsy Woman.