The Works of Vermin
In a tree-stump metropolis of perfume and vermin, a debt-ridden exterminator is pulled into a citywide struggle over art and power.
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Mind Games
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A hostage-taking crew boards a quarantined spaceship, only to awaken a buried threat and a government secret.
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In near-future Russia, a resurrected elephant expert is uploaded into a mammoth to help de-extinct herds survive poachers.
Checkmate
A mixed-race teen in a racially divided future is pulled into family secrets, shifting loyalties, and lethal danger.
Into the Dark
A bookish Jedi Padawan is forced into a frontier mission, then trapped on a haunted station during a galaxy-wide disaster.
Final Cut
An obsessive young artist and filmmaker blurs fantasy and reality while shooting a homemade sci-fi horror movie.
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The Getaway
A teen worker in a walled resort paradise uncovers the dark cost of safety as the outside world collapses.
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Outlaw Planet
A schoolteacher turned outlaw and a sentient gun uncover the truth behind a frontier world locked in endless war.
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Traveler
A teen Seeker uncovers her order’s dark past while hunted by enemies, torn by love, and racing a hidden conspiracy.
Circular Motion
As Earth’s days shorten, a runaway transport system, corporate denial, and activist rage pull two lives toward collision.
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