The future of humanity may depend less on technology than on whether ordinary people can build a new life beneath the sea.
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What if your husband died… and you had to raise your child alone beneath the ocean? Survival stories often focus on engineering, technology, or the struggle against an unforgiving environment. Yet the greatest tests of endurance are usually far more …
A small group decides survival is no longer enough, forcing the underwater colony toward a dangerous confrontation.
What if humanity’s last chance for survival wasn’t escaping Earth, but learning to build a new civilization beneath its oceans? For generations, we’ve imagined humanity’s future among the stars. Mars, distant moons, and planets orbiting other suns have become symbols …
Every science fiction story begins with a question. Last Resort began by wondering whether humanity's greatest opportunity might still exist here on Earth: Beneath the sea.
A devastating loss forces one woman to face an uncertain future alone beneath the sea in this excerpt from Last Resort.
As Earth becomes increasingly uninhabitable, humanity's survival depends on building a new civilization beneath the sea. Will the pregnant Kelly and other colonists survive?
What if the most addictive substance in history wasn’t a drug? What if it was an experience… provided by virtual reality? Imagine walking into a pharmacy where the shelves aren’t stocked with medication, but with beautifully packaged lives. Perfect Childhood. …
For thousands of years, humanity has dreamed of escaping somewhere better. It is part of what being human is. A better city. A better country. A better life. Virtual reality may someday remove the need to go anywhere at all. …
It didn't begin with addiction. It began with building a better world than the one he wanted to escape. Addiction soon followed.
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