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An ambitious Space Opera in the spirit of the bygone era of Pulp Fiction and the best of HFY In a future where beings from myth and legend such as elves and demons are very real alien civilizations, ruthlessness is the only path to survival. As a brutal struggle erupts over the throne of the galaxy's oldest and most powerful empire, a deposed alien princess finds her fate entwined with the enigmatic warlord leading the remnants of humanity into a high-stakes war whose outcome could reshape interstellar society, or shatter it forever. What to expect? ▸ Compelling characters shaped by the events unfolding around them ▸ An expansive setting with detailed and deep worldbuilding ▸ A gripping, emotional story about hard decisions, the cost of war and the burdens of leadership ▸ High-octane action sequences and spectacular battles on a scale rarely seen in fiction ▸ Layered political intrigue, where betrayals, plots and unlikely alliances drive the narrative forward. The Steel Song trilogy: House of Wolves | Crown of Cinders | Throne of Ash

"Don't come back! Don't return!" That was the last message Tom received from Earth before the signal died. Stranded 15 billion kilometers from the sun, he has enough supplies to survive alone for fifteen years. But Tom doesn't want to die alone. He wants to conquer. Desperate, Tom activates the ship’s biological livestock tank. He doesn't breed cattle; he clones himself. When the clone opens its eyes, Tom realizes he hasn't just created a helper, He has unlocked a Hive Mind. One consciousness. Multiple bodies. Parallel processing. More clone, more processing power But power has a price. With twelve clones now awake, his fifteen-year food supply has shrunk to a death sentence: One year. Forced into a corner, Tom must lead his clone army to the frozen, airless surface of Loshen Star. Armed only with 19th-century steam technology and sheer grit, he must ignite the fires of industry in absolute zero. He is no longer just an astronaut. He is the Swarm. And he will turn this dead planet into a civilization of one.

Dead Galaxy plunges into a sprawling science-fiction future set in 2852. The narrative opens in an era where Earth’s nations, ravaged and exhausted by centuries of devastating wars, were forced to surrender governance to interstellar resource-gathering corporations. This handover established a new galactic frontier defined by institutional corruption, forgotten laws, and deep moral decay. Tiberion Solegard, the head of the technology giant Evoke Systems, took command of the Supreme World Republic (SWR)—a structure founded by these corporations—and maintains absolute control over the galaxy through 12 centralized institutions. His power became unshakeable after he achieved immortality. This extreme consolidation of authority was partly necessitated by widespread colonial uprisings that erupted following the emergence of the Incompatibles. The Incompatibles first arrived in 2438: an advanced alien race that, terrifyingly, could not be processed by the human brain. Any attempt by humans to perceive these invaders often resulted in instant, irreversible blindness or catastrophic loss of consciousness. They were untouchable; no known human weapon could inflict damage. Then, just as suddenly, the Incompatibles vanished, yet the chilling traces and enduring mysteries they left behind never faded. So, what is this story about? Inspector of the Dead Galaxy and Fugitive of the Dead Galaxy The protagonist is Mehmet, an Inspector working for the Bioethical Oversight—one of the SWR's 12 governing bodies. Mehmet is violently jolted awake from a 400-year cryo-sleep due to a minor power grid failure. Because of this catastrophic interruption, Mehmet is afflicted with amnesia; he cannot recall his past, the reason for his slumber, or any crucial details of his life. His institution is barely functional, on the verge of collapse from rampant corruption and bribe-taking. Mehmet’s simple goal is to collect his 400 years of accumulated pay and retire to a peaceful life. However, he is required to complete three final assignments before retirement. As he reluctantly navigates these last duties, Mehmet will find himself tearing through the veneer of the galaxy’s darkest secrets, learning brutal truths about his own past, and struggling to comprehend a universe filled with impenetrable mysteries. Expect From This Saga: A vast, realistic sci-fi universe (featuring intricate institutions, cults, mega-corporations, and political webs) Entertaining side characters Dystopian mysteries A compelling villain R-rated humor and dark comedy A lengthy, multi-part adventure series Warning: This work contains violence, psychological tension, sexual content, and themes that may be disturbing to some readers. It is not suitable for readers under the age of 18.

Transmigrated into the depths of Coruscant, a former software engineer finds himself bound to the Void Merchant System—a buggy, interdimensional interface that trades weapons from Halo, Mass Effect, and Warhammer 40K for cold, hard credits. There are no heroics here, only margins; the system punishes generosity with a "Charity Tax" and rewards "Actionable Outcomes"—even if that means selling out a contact for a 1,200-credit profit. In a galaxy consumed by the Clone Wars, Kade Varro chooses the only side that matters: his own bottom line.

A sweeping military sci-fi fantasy saga set on the solar-system-sized planet Deccounia. Tenrihines stands as the heart of the Galactic Empire, the last shield against the demons that once bled the galaxy dry. It has been twenty years since the Third Great War, a conflict so devastating that its final battlefield remains untouched, a wound carved into the planet itself. The Empire is young and fragile, founded less than a century ago by the First Great, Musana, to unite the worlds against the underworld’s ancient horrors. Its greatest defenders are the warriors of the Special Task Force, Kia-powered soldiers whose strength, speed, and will have carried entire civilizations through the Great Wars. Within the STF rise legends whose names shape history: Morgot the Lion General, undefeated in battle. Optimus, the steadfast commander who returned to war despite his wounds. Ian, the empire’s ruthless strategist forged in the shadows of the Underground. Blade, the lightning-fast warrior whose precision splits mountains. For two decades, peace has endured. But peace never lasts. Portals begin to stir. Whispers of a forgotten evil spread across the planets. And the darkness defeated in the Third Great War… begins to rise again. This is the story of the warriors who will face it. The Greats who will be forged. And the war that will decide the fate of Deccounia.

Humanity’s home is dying. Centuries of pollution have left Gidomum (humanity's birth planet) barely habitable, forcing the Vetusian Empire to look beyond its world for survival. From the slums of the capital to the halls of the Imperial Military Academy, Kethan Ardane has learned to survive in a society built on hierarchy, obedience, and control, but never to belong. When a desperate mission is launched to find a new future among the stars, Kethan is chosen to leave everything behind. What begins as an escape from poverty and oppression quickly becomes something far more dangerous: a journey that will test his loyalty, morality, and his very idea of power. As old systems clash with new worlds and unfamiliar ideologies, Kethan must decide whether survival is enough or whether a broken universe demands to be changed. The future of humanity lies beyond the stars. What it becomes depends on who claims it.

What does power do to a person? What happens if godlike power is given to a normal person to fulfil a 'God's' will? In this action packed, psychological Sci-Fi mystery, a god has infiltrated the lives of regular people like you and I, granting them powers beyond our wildest imagination, changing the way they see the world. What is this god's intentions? Do they have a plan in store for us? Or are they a being far more nefarious than we could ever know? The answer can be only found by investigating the source of this mysterious power.

Khaladrel the ancient God of Dreams, progress and magic, youngest of the primordials found himself trapped in a body of a mortal in an age where Gods were long forgotten, when the universe was dim and stars died like candlelight, when the creatures of the one unnamed who roam the eternal darkness run amuck. Now it's up to him as the last of the divine to keep the darkness at bay but to do so, he would need to start a religion, roam the stars and conquer worlds to create the strongest army and the strongest weapons ever known for even he alone will never be enough for what is to come.

The galaxy was not ruled by gods. Until the empire decided it needed one. Cornelius 'Orn' Reese, the youngest admiral in Aegean history, was never meant to live long. As the son of the Grand Imperator, his life was a political resource—spent the moment it became convenient. That moment came when he was married to the Grand Princess of the Aegean Empire, elder twin to the Emperor, a living oracle whose psionic Far Sight allows her to glimpse the patterns of the future. She is revered as a holy figure. She is rumored to be cursed. And she has outlived twenty-six husbands. Orn was meant to be the twenty-seventh. When assassination comes—and fails—the empire scrambles to contain the fallout. To preserve stability, the Grand Princess and the Empress Dowager rewrite the truth: Orn did not survive by chance. He survived because he was chosen. A divine son who endured unseen enemies through overwhelming psionic will. The lie takes root. The people believe. Bound by propaganda, trapped in a marriage designed to kill him, and forced to take a rival from his academy days as a concubine to secure his father’s legacy, Orn is promoted rather than buried. Given command of a single frigate, he is sent to the Stellaris Cluster—a relic-choked frontier where empires test their young and discard their failures. There, Orn builds his force from pariahs, survivors, and political refuse. As ancient powers awaken and war intensifies, the myth surrounding him begins to grow faster than the empire can control. The throne was never meant for him. But the stars are already kneeling.

Welcome to the universe of Aculon: a sci fi space universe in a dystopian future where people have evolved into a Type III/IV Civilisation and live across many worlds in the universe. These world contain many cosmic powers and anomalies thought unimaginable to the human mind. The God Emperor - the Supreme Leader of the Grand Imperium - oversees the stability and security of the Cosmic Empire as well as his citizens. After the Nexium Wars, he and the rest of the Imperium settled into a state of peace and prosperity after the war but a darkness grew and began to threaten the Empire and the universe. It is up to the God Emperor, the Dynasty Leaders and the key to the Void to determine the destiny of Aculon and the expanding society they have built.

Qiao zhiqing opened her eyes to find a handsome man lying in bed. Why not indulge? she thought as she seduced him, only to discover the next day that she transmigrated into a 1970s novel. The mistreated sibling: The cosmopolitan male lead. The hypocritical man: The pretentious bastard. That two-faced wench: Leave me alone now. Plus, the financially burdened in-laws-always eager to get closer once they saw her thriving -Qiao zhiqing responded by slapping shut the door: Stay out! Thanks! As she turned away, the man pinned her against the wall: Sweetheart, closing the door so early isn't appropriate. Uh, wait, I said no-not like that-to you! Please support the book ...and your comments and suggestions are highly recommend. Follow me; Discord:https://discord.gg/ZbwVn6sc Instagram:______.riah

Across the galaxy, something ancient has begun to stir — not with armies or declarations, but with silence. People are being found untouched yet emptied, their last moments frozen in terror that leaves no trace behind. The Jedi do not see a pattern. Not yet. Jedi Shadow Tein has spent his life hunting the remnants of the Dark Side the Order insists no longer exists. His latest discovery — a seemingly inert Sith artifact — offers no hunger, no voice, no corruption. Only absence. When quiet rumors of unexplainable deaths begin to surface, Tein and his secret apprentice El-Je follow the faint trail across forgotten worlds and wounded settlements. What they find is not a foe to duel or doctrine to defy, but a presence that feeds where fear lives — unseen, patient, and terribly familiar. As the Republic drifts toward war, the Jedi search for answers in the light. But the truth waits in the shadows. Watching. Listening. Remembering. And some fears are older than the Order itself.

When Xu Ying woke up in the post-apocalyptic world, she found herself back at eighteen years old in her previous life! Luckily, her portable space was filled with spoils from raiding supermarkets, including clothing, food, shelter, and various weapons and medicines. This made Xu Ying ecstatic. In an era of scarce resources and poverty, she had enough to ensure her family lived a good life. While other families favored sons over daughters, Xu's family had always cherished Xu Ying as their precious jewel. Having squandered a good hand in her previous life, she was determined to do better this time by kicking scumbags to the curb and tearing down the 'green tea' women, all while protecting her family and incidentally snagging the toughest man in the village! Huo Chen had a solitary nature and fearsome appearance, causing children to cry at the sight of him, but Xu Ying, who had honed her skills during the apocalypse, was not afraid of the notoriously fierce man at all. Xu Ying: What do you want to do? We're just partners. Huo Chen: You think you can seduce me and then run? No way.

A year since he was discharged from the army, Ark Rakez isn't acclimating to normal life as well as he hopes to when he runs into Theo, an old comrade, who makes Ark an offer to join him in the mercenary business. Journey with Ark and Theo in this adventure where sci-fi collides with fantasy with spaceships and elves and laser guns and elves and magic and did I mention the elves? (there probably won't be many elves)

A man born from the will of existence itself sets off on a journey to live life to it’s fullest. Exploring the universe Finding love discovering truths and exposing falsities Creating and destroying He fulfils the natural process of life, without conforming to any set standards – he creates his own natural process, with the help of his family, his allies, his people Yet, he realises despair The negativity of the universe The truth of control And the effect of unfair cause In his journey to live, the universe(s) reform, they become something something incoherent to what they once were --- FatedSolstice note: potentially 2 wives

A young, hot-headed space samurai embarks on a perilous intergalactic quest for peace, armed with a sentient cosmic blade and a motley crew, only to discover that the path to harmony is paved with shattered worlds and unexpected sacrifices. Main Characters: Kaito "The Comet" Ishikawa : Our protagonist. A prodigy with a katana, fiercely protective and driven by a desire to avenge his destroyed homeworld. Wields the Astro-Blade, a sentient energy sword that communicates telepathically. Lyra Vex : A cynical but brilliant alien pilot and engineer from a technologically advanced, yet peaceful, planet. Her sharp wit and sarcastic remarks often mask a deep concern for her crew. Jax : A hulking, stoic warrior from the war-torn planet of Gorok. Possesses immense physical strength and a gruff exterior, but a surprisingly gentle heart. He fights with a sonic hammer. Elara Meadowlight : A gentle, empathetic healer from a nature-infused planet. Her connection to the "Life Weave" allows her to mend wounds and sense emotional turmoil. She uses bio-kinetic energy. Zephyr "Zee" Riel : A nimble and mischievous scout with a penchant for getting into trouble. His species, the Zephyrians, are known for their agility and illusionary abilities. He wields energy daggers.

Then he died. Now he's awake in a wrecked spaceship, surrounded by skeletons, guided by a sarcastically minimalist System whose top survival advice is "Don't Die." His new job? Fix the ship. Claim ownership. Try not to panic. Armed with nothing but a glowing repair ability, emergency rations that taste like disappointment, and a rapidly escalating sense of dread, Blake must patch together ancient machinery, manage his own exhaustion, and come to terms with the uncomfortable truth that he is wildly unqualified for literally everything happening to him. It's a sci-fi survival story about accidental heroes, broken technology, and learning that rock bottom can, in fact, be in space-with jokes, swearing, and just enough hope to keep Blake from screaming into the void. Because when the universe hands you a derelict starship... Apparently, you're the repairman now.

In the mist before GENESIS, Fate and Chance and Others cast tolls upon their names, while the chalice did burn and churn whose crown should be. And he that won strode through the mist unto YOD-VAV-HEH and cried: “Lo, wake upon the mist and create the heavens and the earth and make gods for me, for I have won over the crown and thy mist is mine to rule.” And so as the cry was heard Fate and Chance and Others bowed, But whether it was Fate or Chance or Another that won the cast of the tolls before GENESIS—none-knoweth. .............................................................. Welcome to Gods of Pangaeos. ​This work is a reimagining of the creation myth, written as a stylistic marriage between the liturgical structure of Genesis and the high-fantasy, rhythmic prose of Lord Dunsany’s The Gods of Pegāna. ​In this world, the Creator is a sleeper, and the world we know is merely a "Game" played by smaller, whimsical deities during His slumber. You will find echoes of our own earth’s deep past—Pangaea, Panthalassa, and Gondwana—woven into a tapestry of myth and "The Word." ​A Note on Style: The text uses archaic phrasing and repetitive structures to mimic ancient holy books. If the gods seem cruel or indifferent, remember: to them, we are but the pieces on a board. ​I hope you enjoy the "Game." ​Art Disclaimer ​Cover Illustration: "MANA-YOOD-SUSHAI" by Sidney Sime (1906). ​ ​Note on the Artwork: The illustration used for this cover is a masterpiece by Sidney Sime, originally created for Lord Dunsany’s The Gods of Pegāna. As this artwork was published over 100 years ago, it resides in the Public Domain. ​While the image originally depicted the deity Mana-Yood-Sushai, it has been chosen for this work to represent the Great Stillness of YOD-VAV-HEH. I use this art as a tribute to the golden age of mythic illustration that inspired the tone of Gods of Pangaeos.

From a violent end to a quiet beginning. ​Reborn in the world of Woolace, former gangster Tobey is given a rare opportunity: a life free from suffering. Tasked by the gods to simply "exist," he is gifted with abilities that handle his survival, leaving him free to pursue a passion he once thought impossible—art. ​Determined to leave his dark past behind, he retreats to the sanctuary of the forest. He doesn't want wealth or glory; he just wants to be left alone. But in a world he is sworn to watch over, true isolation might be the one luxury he can't afford.

In a world built on the floating corpse of a dead deity, reality is dictated by "The Consensus" if enough people believe a lie, it becomes physical law. Enter Kaelen, a "Null": a man scientifically incapable of faith. In a world of magical delusions, he is the only one who can see and weaponize,the brutal truth.