In the latest episode of Mark Laporta’s science fiction saga, a geologist/hermit is momentarily tempted by an illusion of importance and the seductions of fame, before he reverts to type … and receives an unexpected visit from an old friend
In Mark Laporta’s SF serial, anxiety masquerades as intellect, intellect as ethics and ethics as reality … even in deep space.
Sentients are prone to the foolish delusion that their minds are subject to conscious control.
Her music is so effortlessly “itself,” that it might easily be nothing more or less than the product of a fresh musical ear.
Deep inside a hollowed-out asteroid, cantankerous exogeologist Crawford confronts a monstrous distortion of space, time and “normal”
What do you do when a wild extrapolation feels way more rational than the sober truth it’s based on?
In this latest installment of Mark Laporta’s new sci-fi epic, to address a conundrum, Crawford contemplates the intersection of information
and reality — even as the universe disintegrates.