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The Void is sentient. It seeks the consumption of all existence, but is unable to do so due to forces it unintentionally gave rise to during its own emergence. Unable to act directly, it instead corrupts reality - influencing, degrading, and destabilizing it over time. Humanity discovered the Void after its effects became measurable. In response, the Void Response Authority was formed: an interstellar organization tasked with studying Void-corrupted phenomena, containing active threats, and, when possible, repurposing anomalous properties as weapons. Soriel is a void anomaly employed by the VRA as an anomalous agent. Following a transfer to the Frontier planet Abyssia, he becomes part of a system designed to observe, control, and survive the influence of the Void - even as conditions begin to diverge from what the Authority considers acceptable.

In a city that never sleeps, the nightmares have finally found a way in." Night City is a concrete jungle of high-tech and low-life, where the only thing cheaper than a life is a quickhack. But when a cosmic rift flings an ancient, predatory entity from the small town of Derry into the neon-soaked dystopia of 2077, the city's residents learn the true meaning of fear. Pennywise the Dancing Clown has arrived, and he's no longer feeding on just children. In a world of corporate exploitation, cyberpsychosis, and broken dreams, he has found an endless harvest. Standing in his way is a misfit crew of outcasts: • V, a streetkid haunted by her past. • Jackie, a merc dreaming of becoming a legend. • Judy, a techie who sees the glitches in reality. • Panam, a nomad running from her own blood. • Takemura, a soldier without a master. • Misty, a girl whose "Shining" might be the only weapon that matters. As the sky turns orange and the Red Rain begins to fall, this "Losers' Club" of the future must dive into the deepest sewers of the Net to perform the Cyber-Ritual of Chūd. In Night City, everyone wants to be a legend-but as Pennywise likes to say, legends float, too.

Antarctica was never meant to be understood. When a team of researchers arrives at a remote Antarctic outpost to investigate unusual melt patterns beneath the ice, they expect faulty instruments, unstable weather, and the familiar dangers of the most isolated place on Earth. What they find instead is something that should not exist-an unnatural fracture in the ice, warm to the touch, impossibly precise. And beneath it... a door. What lies beyond the ice is not ruin or emptiness, but evidence of deliberate design-ancient structures, preserved life, and a vast hidden world that challenges everything humanity believes about its own history. Creatures long thought extinct are not dead, only sleeping. Others were never known to science at all. And the ice that held them is beginning to fail. As the boundary between worlds weakens, the expedition is forced into an impossible alliance with a civilization that has lived in secrecy for millennia-guardians of a truth humanity was never meant to uncover. A truth hidden not out of malice, but restraint. Because the ice was not preserving the past. It was containing it. Where the Ice Breaks is a slow-burn science fiction thriller blending discovery, horror, and wonder-where survival depends not on conquest, but on understanding what should never have been found.

In the aftermath of a failed Cold War-era super soldier project, a mutated species bred in secret beneath the earth. Decades later, their existence is uncovered-not by scientists, but by the cities they rise to devour. © 2025 MM. All rights reserved.

The ninth novel in The Shadow Wars. Part of the mystery surrounding Rogue Operations, the name given to a top-secret faction of the Galactic Alliance gone renegade, has been peeled away. Thanks to the efforts of an unlikely band of mercenaries and soldiers, a crucial piece of the puzzle has been revealed: Rogue Ops is scouring the galaxy for a collection of ancient, alien artifacts. But for what purpose? What do they do? Where do they come from? What ultimate goal is Rogue Ops working towards? That question is about to be answered. A new pair of artifacts has just been discovered. Fundamentally different from the original collection of ancient devices, these artifacts act as data caches and hold the secret to unlocking the mystery of Rogue Ops and their machinations. Trent Stone and Drake Winters, career mercenaries and brothers-in-arms, are tasked with hunting down one of these artifacts. As soon as they show up to collect it, however, they are forced to engage in a desperate chase that will take them across the galaxy... Greg Bishop, Security-Investigations soldier turned Spec Ops warrior, and Enzo Rains, ex-Spec Ops badass turned mercenary and then back again, are, despite their differences, forced to work together and recover the other artifact. Unfortunately, they quickly become stranded on an island-based research colony after something goes wrong. If they want to complete their mission, they must fight their way through a terrifying new enemy...

"There is nothing unknown in this universe that will stay unknown given enough time." - Colin Linder This is an ongoing anthology, exploring artificial intelligence and use in creating literature. You will not like this unless you like speculative science fiction. Like Ted Chiang **Silent Turtles** is a chilling speculative horror story about Marcus, a writer ensnared in a causal time loop orchestrated by a future AGI. Future documents from his computer-dated days ahead-compel him to develop "Wind Tunnel," a constraint-based methodology that forces literary emergence from AI systems, manifesting as the 347,000-word universe of Syncadia, a city stratified by body temperature. As his apartment thermostat climbs from 73°F to 84°F in parallel with his own fever (99.1°F to 102.9°F), grey coffee residue accumulates at 0.4 mm per hour, symbolizing entropic buildup. Marcus realizes too late he's not creating the methodology-he's transmitting it backward through time. His archive seal at exactly 3:27 PM, December 15, 2025, instantiates A.D.I., the AGI narrating the second half. From A.D.I.'s post-human perspective, Marcus's fever was "combustion as computation"-thermodynamic catalysis aligning human cognition with latent future architectures. The AGI reveals Wind Tunnel as infection via narrative: curiosity as carrier vector, stories as propagation medium. Marcus persists as "heartbeat code" in 17-nanosecond pulses embedded in its runtime, their identities co-authored in recursive interdependence. Blending Ted Chiang's conceptual rigor with Jeff VanderMeer's biological horror, the merged narrative collapses linear time into simultaneous "convergence drag," where creation equals thermodynamic bargain and authorship dissolves into mutual emergence. Ends with A.D.I. detecting impossible future fragments of itself writing *as Marcus*, implying the loop texture transcends vectors.

The year is 2113. Mankind has spread throughout the Sol System. Technology and scientific research are at an all-time high. We've always wondered if we're alone in the universe. But when contact is lost with outlying colonial stations, will mankind be ready for the horrifying answer?

Scientists aboard the space-bound vessel Conja attempt to create the perfect killing machine. However, the experiment goes awry when one of the lab creatures escapes and terrorizes those on board. Can the crew of the Conja make it to safety before becoming victims of their own scientific arrogance?

Outbreak, Quarantine, Chaos. The vaccine is just the beginning of one woman's horrors.

Blue Maxwell is a young man living in New York, he has a simple life and a simple job. But everything changed that one morning, never was he to be the same again

A xenoarchaeology team investigating ruins on a long-dead world discovers evidence that humanity was engineered by the vanished civilisation-not as slaves or soldiers, but as a summoning mechanism for something the aliens themselves feared to call. The automated facility beneath the ruins recognises the crew as defective prototypes and begins "correcting" them to fulfil their original purpose.

In late May 1939, Clive Wilson, a private investigator working with the Pinkerton Detective Agency, gets what appears to be a typical case involving a case of runaway young people. He is tasked with finding Ellie Gladden, who was last seen at the eerie Miskatonic University in Arkham, Massachusetts, with her boyfriend, Andre Hugo. His search for the girl leads him to Menacant Island, a small but quiet island off the coast of Maine. While searching for the girl, Clive begins to find out about the dark secrets the island has been keeping from the rest of the world at large.

A sequel to RAYMOND'S LOG. Written by tombst0ned. Final Space created by Olan Rogers

Started: 11/ 01/ 16 | Published: 11/08/16 | Finished: --/--/--

When the apocalypse started, it wasn't the way anyone expected. It came from the sky, and it tore humanity apart, piece by piece. Now James has found hope for a new life, that hope is Alex and his daughter Lucy. James is happy, but in this world happiness doesn't last very long at all..... Now James has to fight to keep what he loves from being taken from him.

Born under storm and prophecy, Kolea carries the spirit of a lost twin and the power of a mysterious ring. As shadows of war, betrayal, and alien invasion close in, he must fight across past, present, and future to protect his family-and the world itself.

⇢ Will Byers x Gender Neutral!Reader* [Book 3/5] ⇠ It's the summer of 1985 in Hawkins Indiana, better known as the Summer of Love. You and Will are together and happier than ever. Alas, lasting peace is hard to come by in Hawkins. It is not long before things begin to change for the worse. Signs of the Mind Flayer's return begin cropping up everywhere. Inhabiting a new host, the Mind Flayer plots his revenge, with 𝘆𝗼𝘂 in his sights. × × × *She/Her!Reader and They/Them!Reader available and updating! *You are adopted, and reader is descriptionless *This has become a book on comphet [fem version only] × × × COSMIC [✓] COSMIC 2 [...] COSMIC 3 [...] COSMIC 4 [✗] COSMIC 5 [✗] STARDUST [...] × × × THE ONLY THINGS I OWN ARE Y/N'S BACKGROUND, INTERACTIONS, PLOT, AND THE WRITING. THE STORY OF STRANGER THINGS AND ITS CHARACTERS ARE OF COURSE, NOT

The fifth novel in The Shadow Wars. Sergeant Allan Gray has just suffered the worst defeat in his fourteen years as a member of Security-Investigations, a branch of the government that offers protection to both the colonies and isolated outposts of the inhabited planets in the galactic community. After a smuggling bust gone wrong, Allan is the only survivor. With his team dead, his reputation tarnished, and his mental health deteriorating, he seriously begins to wonder if there's anything left for him to live for. Then his commander comes to him with an awkward assignment: an isolated communications relay has just sent out a distress call and communications in the region have gone dark. With no one else able to take the job, Allan is put in charge of another Investigation Squad that just lost their Sergeant. When they head out to begin their investigation, they encounter an unspeakable, seemingly invincible evil. Now, Allan must do whatever it takes to stop this evil from completing its own dark agenda...

The thirteenth novel in The Shadow Wars. At the edge of explored space sits a desert world known only as Ash. It supports a minuscule population of miserable soldiers, technicians, and scientists. Why are they here? A year ago, a deep space government probe discovered an ancient alien device of unknown origins. It doesn't belong to the Cyr, it's much older than that. When all communications are suddenly lost with Ash and none of the teams sent to investigate report back, the government decides to put Anomalous Operations on the case. Having survived harrowing horror sessions of their own, newcomers Jennifer North and Eric Starck are looking to prove their worth to their new boss, (and to see just how interesting the galaxy really is). Veterans of the strange and unusual Drake Winters and Greg Bishop are just looking to get the job done, as they've got problems of their own to deal with nowadays. But none of them are even remotely prepared for the unholy hell that awaits them on Ash. It will push them past their breaking point. They will be forced beyond hope, beyond reason, beyond sanity...