The Days That Followed is a work of thriller fiction in the science fiction sub-genre and was penned by author David Crane. Written as the first book in the New Era Trilogy, the story is suitable for adult readers due to the presence of explicit...

Tedeskimma is a work of fiction in the literary genre which was penned under the author name of 100 Lick, and is self-described as “A vast, grim, bittersweet, character-driven epic, set in a dark, dystopian world.” Written for adult readers due to the mature content...

Hollis Timewire turns sixteen and this can only mean one thing -- The Test. It's a rite of passage, allowing the young generation to graduate and become part of The Society. The Society does not allow disobedience, nor any other kind of emotion. The citizens...

Can dystopia lead to utopia? Earth finds out in the year 2036, when an asteroid strikes between Hawaii and the mainland United States, plunging the world back into the early twentieth century. The devastating impact of this natural disaster quickly reduces the superpowers of the...

The First Plague: Harbinger by Kevin M Port is a horror story that fans of Supernatural and The Walking Dead would enjoy tremendously. The story of Logan and Luke Matthews continues as they try to survive the apocalypse and make sense of the world around...

Clemens Suter's adventure novel, Two Journeys, is a story of one man's survival and epic journey after a global viral pandemic kills millions of people very quickly. Alan, a biologist from Berlin, is on a business trip in Tokyo when the virus strikes. He survives...

The Girl Who Found The Sun by Matthew S. Cox is a YA sci-fi fantasy set in a futuristic Earth. After decades of world leaders ignoring environmental threats, the planet is finally brought to its knees when the insects die out and a climatic disaster...

You might want to put on something warm before you start reading E.L. Stricker's The Almanac. Illya Oslov lives with his "ma" and little sister in a village. He gets his hands on the Almanac, the type of book that causes him to wonder a...

Disquieting. Suffocating. Distressing. In The State by Sean K. Vlk, the State controls everyone and everything. Citizens are only supposed to serve and obey. Agent 216 was raised by the State and owes everything he has to the State. But what is that if not...

After centuries of people not caring enough about the planet, one of the most innovative, technological scientists of the time explains that the time to be overly concerned about global warming has long since past. With Earth on the brink of global death, it is...