Scispry

Scott Beck knows the date and month he will die.
What he doesn’t know is which year.
Minutes away from surviving another April 22nd, someone knocks at his door…
In a near-dystopian future, Artificial Intelligence has uncovered the clockwork nature of the universe.
And now, because of the...

All credit cards have stopped working. Today. This morning. What cash you have in your wallet is it. ATMs and bank systems are down. You can’t get gas, groceries. Commerce has essentially come to a halt.

We see it through the eyes of James Kolinsky, a simple family man who works in information...

A regular family. A blackout. A vacation gone awry. Snow, feral dogs and flesh-eating humans.
Silence. Growling. Silence...

'Growlers is different in several ways from the average zombie apocalypse story. First, it's set in the Balkans, second, there are no preppers involved and third, there ar...

Rika and her Marauders have taken control of the Genevia System and reestablished their people’s independence—but the Nietzschean Empire will not give up easily, and forces are already aligned against her.

A video game developer becomes obsessed with a willful character in her new project, in a mind-bending exploration of what it means to be human by the New York Times bestselling author of Recursion.

It is 2118, and the Postman, a second-generation android who delivers bad things to bad androids, is one delivery away from retirement. What could go wrong...?

[One of the lost cities of ancient Egypt was just rediscovered! Celebrate with ancient Egyptian themed scif-fi!] 1861. Cara has a simple mission in London – finalise her father’s estate and sell off his damned collection of priceless artifacts. Her plan goes awry when a killer stalks the nobilit...

Magic. Steel. Blood. Victory.

The Earth’s navy is left drifting among the stars as Nyctus ships swarm, their purpose unknown as they continue their advance, burning one system after another. Humanity's extinction seems inevitable.

But on one of the forgotten worlds, a boy is left behind, a...

[US+CAN] “I enjoyed the hell out of One Word Kill. Mark is an excellent writer.” – George R.R. Martin.

In January 1986, fifteen-year-old boy-genius Nick Hayes discovers he’s dying. And it isn’t even the strangest thing to happen to him that week.

This is the journal of Tammy Maheswaran, a reclusive roboticist living with undiagnosed autism. It documents the creation of Mariimo, a developmental robotics platform through which Tammy subconsciously externalizes her issues with isolation, anxiety, and touch. Upon the machine's activation, Tammy ...