Stories

Human existence on Earth is nearly over. Only the occupants of the handful of moonbases have any chance of keeping the human race alive...if they can survive the overwhelming psychological trauma of being the only survivors.

Sixteen artificial teenagers with superpowers must do battle in a tournament for the glory of the elemental wizards that created them.

Nearly thirty years ago, the Greek compose Vangelis released the "Direct" album. One of the songs on the album was "Intergalactic Radio Station" and I've always thought "what a great name for a story." But, time came and went and I never seemed to get the proper incentive to take that title and manipulate it into words. Until now . . .

Iswirl and Herk are searching for Herk's sister and they are down to their last lead.

The Moresby Collective Association controls life for Terrans living on Moresby’s Planet in the Andromeda galaxy. Twenty-one teens are running away from Village 31K2.6 because of unspoken horrors afflicting young people. There goal is the land on the other side of the Great Western Sea where legend says they will live free for the rest of their lives. Chasing them are thirty-one adults who will kill every teen, except for their leader Edgar Christiansson. He will be returned to the village to be executed in a way only humans can imagine.

Second Lieutenant Robert Blake found himself in a place where the natives look human but certainly do not act human. He is forced to re-examine his past and make some hard decisions about his life and his future.

Douglas is one of Lysander's crushers and finds himself and his siblings at risk from a strange new enemy.

After alternative musician, Graves Emmuel arrives on Vega-5 for a much needed vacation, he discovers the universally popular party planet doesn't always live up to its slogan-- what happens on Vega-5 stays on Vega-5.

The Athruvians and the Ç’HkïJaråans have been at war for longer than anyone cares to remember. Da Lahron's parents died while serving in a post destroyed by Ç’HkïJaråan soldiers. DhiM’kha's mother was a civilian who died in a civilian post attacked by Athruvian forces. Are they really that different from each other?

The Academy, the school of higher learning for all Centurion and Legatio born. Here Jason Argot of the Legatio will learn what it means to be strong of mind and body? Will he be able to fit in with his own kind? Will he ever fulfill his dream of becoming a warrior? Will the love he has so longed for become his? These questions and more await to be answered in this, the second book in the Centurion Cycle.