A breath-taking Sci-Fi exploration of madness, memory and the promise of high‑tech salvation. Engines of Simulation is a novel by Mitchell Leads.
Stricken with a deadly disease, a high-tech entrepreneur battles for control of his greatest invention, that is also his best hope for a cure.
Meet Alex Marr, founder of Nizanta, and creator of the first Digital Minds.
Read short stories set in the EOS universe after the Nizantists flee persecution by escaping to Earth orbit.
These tales cover the establishment of the Nizantist Lunar base and their later outposts in the Asteroid Belt.
Asteroid prospecting is dangerous at the best of times. For Winton and Block, these are clearly not the best of times.
When their transport home suffers a devastating crash, Winton and Block become stuck in a desperate race for survival. Paranoia grows as faith and logic contend over a battleground of forbidden taboos and sacred convictions.
Transporting almost a thousand civilians from the outer system, inwards, is no cake walk.
No captain ever plans to be on the run, being chased down system and hauling that many passengers. Who really wants to be in charge when all hope is lost? Anyone? Anyone at all?
“Gravity of Departure” is an upcoming novel by Mitchell Leads.
Sarah Arias never asked to inherit Alex Marr's fortunes. Now she is in the middle of a battle to control: his wealth, his AI inventions, and the countless devoted followers, eagerly awaiting his return.
Where can Sarah turn, and what, will she become in the process?
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Mitchell Leads writes Sci‑Fi explorations of high‑tech intersecting with human hopes. He likes the wide open frontiers of Sci-Fi and writing about how people are strange biologic bots that malfunction in weird ways. Mitch lives in Aotearoa, New Zealand.
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