THE BOOKS

Worlds built to break people open.

Science fiction, apocalyptic horror, cosmic scale, intimate consequence. Different worlds, but the same obsession: what remains of us when everything familiar stops behaving the way it should.

Book cover of The Passenger by Gabriel C. Negus

APOCALYPTIC HORROR · SCIENCE FICTION

The Passenger

Genesis was supposed to save the world. Instead, it taught the dead how to move.

A dark, character-driven apocalyptic horror novel about family, memory, conspiracy, and the terrible possibility that the person inside the infected body never truly left.


Book cover of Failsafe by Gabriel C. Negus

DARK SCIENCE-FANTASY · MEMORY · ENTROPY

Failsafe

Would you give everything for a world that will never remember your name?

Four women across four dying ages are drawn toward the Dreamflow, an ancient current of memory that promises salvation. The broken know better. It does not save worlds. It repeats them.


Book cover of Human Nature Protocol by Gabriel C. Negus

SCIENCE FICTION · COSMIC EPIC · AI

Human Nature Protocol

What if the last thing worth saving is not the world, but the memory of how it felt to live in it?

A time-warping science-fiction epic of found family, cosmic prophecy, AI hauntings, fractured timelines, and an observer who discovers the unbearable weight and fragile wonder of being human.

More worlds are being written.