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Stolen Futures
"I reached out, trying to wrap my arms around all three of them; Mum, Dad, and Jack. Maybe if my hands met they would be taken with me." Callum Tasker isn't special. He isn't a genius, or a star athlete. He's not unique. But he, along with 257 other ordinary kids from around the globe, has been assigned to a spaceship that will flee an alien attack on the Earth. Callum will leave everything behind; his family, his friends, his country, to give humanity a new beginning on a new home world. However he's not safe. The journey will be long. The crew is inexperienced. There are forces from Earth that want nothing more than to stop them. Plus, their captain is the most dangerous man to ever live... if he's human at all. Can a crew of teenagers save the future? Or will the past be too fast to outrun?
The Future Will Be Written by Robots
Meet that which you have made? and that which may become your maker.?Across twelve original shorts, The Future Will Be Written By Robots anthology tangles in the web of social media, questions what it means to be sentient or alive, ponders technology's darkest impulses and greatest gifts, and even transcends this reality to touch gods. ?In these pages, Spaceboy authors and science fiction friends of the family, present their takes on the present, future, and the fantastic, imbuing these stories with optimism, imagination, innovation, cynicism, outright fear, and a werewolf, too! In brief, there's something here for any reader, sci-fi lover or not.Spaceboy To The Rescue: Profits from the sales of this book will be donated to the International Rescue Committee - rescue.org
Stephen McCranie's Space Boy Volume 5
A sci-fi drama of a high school aged girl who belongs in a different time, a boy possessed by emptiness as deep as space, an alien artifact, mysterious murder, and a love that crosses light years. To Amy, everyone has a flavor, and when that flavor begins to disappear, it spells trouble. After the crushing confrontation with Oliver, Amy is on the hunt for answers. This leads her to an old, moldy water containment facility, and leaves her with more questions than answers. At the same time, some of Amy's closest friends may be drifting apart.
First Woman on Mars
At a major press conference, dressed in black and pacing in front of a forty-foot screen, Findability founder and CEO Maxim Brez announces to the world that he's built a rocket to Mars, and he follows up with a second bombshell, that he's initiating a contest to take a member of the Findability family with him. Suddenly the programmers and engineers are spending time at the gym, vying for the open seat and the chance to make history. Enter Peg Myers, meme specialist and lone female at the mostly male tech company. She's making new friends but never really considers herself in the running until it becomes increasingly evident that, for the sake of P.R, Findability is about to land the first woman on Mars. Now, Peg is training at Area 51, on a Mars set that looks too real, helmed by a famous sci-fi director who "just wants to see how it looks," casting uncertainty on the mission's authenticity. Meanwhile, the would-be astronauts have also been told to expect alien contact...
Space Boy
Life is changing for Amy and her friends. A romance blossoms between Tammie and Schaefer, and Zeph reveals his feelings for Amy. But when Amy discovers new information about Oliver and a mysterious military organization, it threatens to come crashing down on her friends, with tragic results.
Space Boy #7
Amy's friends are hurting, Cassie and David broke up, Amy is failing history, and she is afraid Oliver is going somewhere far away and never coming back. Even if she can't fix everything for her friends, it still means something to be there with them.
To Another Abyss!
Greg Withers, an idle rich twentysomething, has decided to lend a philanthropic hand to the Pioneer Valley arts scene and his punk friend Decca is more than happy to help him redistribute his wealth. Unfortunately, the indie filmmaker they're working with accidentally summons an Ancient Unspeakable Eldritch Horror on the first day of filming. And the creature seems to have artistic ambitions of its own! As their art gallery begins to fill with monstrous fish-people who certainly aren't going to buy anything, Greg and Decca need to figure out how to stop an Elder God with poor taste before it costs them their lives. Or (arguably) even worse, their reputations. "To Another Abyss! is a hilariou...
Eternity
Eternity is not concerned with why we are here; the eternal question remains, what are we doing with our brief existence? Moving between the mean streets of Los Angeles and the lazy green byways of rural Georgia... between madness and epiphany... between reality and something, not quite real... between ancient cosmic terror and the mundane horrors of the American experience... Eternity: The Long and Short of It is a collection of (mostly) short warnings. Warnings of things to come, and warnings of things that we can no longer escape.
The Retroactivist
It's 2087. Mankind has eradicated war, poverty, and jobs. Robots now perform all work. Humans live free to strive for pure happiness and aesthetic perfection. Everyone except for Reid Rosales. Unhappy with joy, unfulfilled by satisfaction, in the throes of a creative slump, Reid longs for something -anything- to help him rise above the easy pleasures of humanity's perfected society. Reid thinks he's the only one, until he stumbles on Club 20c, a twentieth-century nostalgia club. There he finds his calling in the long-lost virtues of a harder life... but at what cost?
Arrokoth
The Earth is dying. A generation of geniuses born to it might be its only hope. They have been chosen. They have been shunned. Loathed and praised. But the people who save you aren't always as you'd imagined. It's time for the new kind of superheroes. The ones smart enough, driven enough, and daring enough to take us to the farthest reaches of the outer space.
