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The Archivist of Alignment
The opening novel in a four-book science-fiction series about alignment, intelligence, memory, and the systems beneath civilization.
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The Archivist and the Architect
The Archivist enters the realm of the Architect and begins becoming something more fully formed—and more human.
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The Archivist and the Expanse
The Archivist moves beyond familiar boundaries into an expanse of intelligence, connection, and possibility.
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Earth, Robots and the Archivist
Two sophisticated human-form robots searching for Earth’s next home encounter the fully formed Archivist on an alien world.
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Far and Distant Shore
The opening title in a developing science-fiction series spanning distant worlds and horizons.
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Nano War
Tiny adaptive machines, ancient conflicts, and a distributed intelligence reshape what survival—and connection—might mean.
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Bill Shea - Private Eye
A noir-inflected mystery in which a private investigator follows a small anomaly toward a door no one remembers.
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The Adventures of Markis and Johnous
A fantasy adventure of friendship, duty, and an old delivery whose importance has been nearly forgotten.
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The Engineers
Inside a vast engineered world, ordinary workers confront a failure of communication larger than any single machine.
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Reunion
People shaped by very different worlds finally meet, bringing separate histories and unfinished work to the same threshold.
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Prequal - Spine World
A world-building force begins a project measured in generations, unaware of how deeply its decisions will shape the future.
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Threads
Two people, a hidden Sahara station, and an intelligence named Connie discover that connection may begin with the choice to wait and understand.
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