Sci-fi & Thrillers
Speculative Fiction & Near-Future Thriller
Not every story fits a single shelf. This one refuses to try.
The Sci-Fi & Thrillers collection brings together standalone speculative works and crossover titles that sit at the intersection of near-future technology, political power, and the oldest question in fiction — what happens to ordinary people when extraordinary systems stop working in their favour?
Anchored by Digital Eden, set in 2065 in the smart city of NeoGenesis where one man's decision to unplug threatens an entire infrastructure built on the assumption that no one ever would, this collection explores the moment just before collapse: when the design is still intact, the rules still apply, and one person begins to notice that both are wrong.
These are not dystopian stories in the traditional sense. The worlds here are not broken. They are functioning exactly as designed. That is precisely the problem.
For readers of Dave Eggers, William Gibson, and Michael Crichton — fiction where the technology works perfectly, and that is what makes it dangerous.
📚 Books in the series:
- Digital Eden: Are We in Control of Technology, or Is Technology Controlling Us?
A couple of notes: the Sci-Fi & Thrillers description is deliberately written to scale — as you add more standalones or crossover titles to that collection on BookBub, the series description holds without needing a rewrite. And the Chronicles description leans into the absurdist register of those books rather than treating them as a footnote to your more serious work — they deserve their own confident voice on the site. Ready to move on to the Smithers series description, or is there another section to tackle?