
Automatic: Anthology of Robots
A hardened detective is disturbed by the first android murder…
A cyborg questions his own existence as he prepares for war on the moon…
Two children realize nightmares aren’t just for the night…
Abigail wants to get surgery to look like her favorite robot rock star…
Malfunctioning androids can become a nuisance for a city…
A week old robot adjusts to her emotional nature…
Androids are the social elite; they’re the rock stars, the A-list actors, the CEOs. They’re the modern day gods, and everyone wants to be like them. And with emotion chip upgrades, they’re more like us than ever before.
Eleven short stories tell of an uncertain future with robots living at our sides. It’s Bicentennial Man and A.I. Artificial Intelligence uploaded into one mainframe.
Re:evolution and the Radiant Machine: A World of Automatic Short Story
The next stage of evolution has just occurred: man has merged with machine on a spiritual level to produce an android unlike any other. As the world applauds this gigantic leap for mankind, one man, Bernard Shively, an analyst by trade, doesn’t applaud. He still harbors deep-seated resentment for the machine that he blames for getting him fired. But that will all change as he devises a simple plan to get revenge on his former employer, Re:Evolution. A bonus will be destroying the first evolved man in the process.
Doctor Charles Gleason has been selected by the Re:Evolution imagineers to climb the next rung on the evolutionary ladder. When his soul is transferred to his new golden body, he’s worshipped like a god on earth. But this god falls victim to a cunning ex-analyst with an overachieving mind trapped in an underachieving body. And the fall is spectacular.
A short story set in the World of Automatic.
In Your Closet + In Your Head: A Monster Anthology
Was that a noise in the closet? Or was it in your head?
Nothing is more terrifying than a bump in the night. From the urban myth of The Bunnyman to alien encounters and living machines. These short stories come from Best Selling Indie authors and new names, but each one will captivate you.
Join Nick Cole, Michael Bunker, Jason Anspach, Hall and Beaulieu, Kevin G. Summers, M.G. Herron, A.K. Meek and Martin Ingham in 9 stories for barely a quarter apiece.
The Memory Dance: Mythic Orbits, Volume 2
Mythic Orbits Volume 2, edited by Travis Perry, highlights the best short stories available in science fiction, fantasy, and related speculative genres like paranormal and litRPG. From robots to fairy tales retold, from life inside a video game to human survival on a distant worlds, from a dragon manifesting itself in tattoos to time travel linked to a daily calendar, the tales amaze, amuse, and astound. These eleven authors show that not only do Christian authors craft tales in these genres, they write some great ones.
Featuring the authors Kat Heckenbach, Steve Rzasa, C.W. Briar, A.K. Meek, Donald S. Crankshaw, Kristin Janz, Cindy Koepp, Linda Burklin, William Bontrager, C.O. Bonham, and Keturah Lamb.
A short story set in the World of Automatic.
The Charm Bracelet: The Cyborg Chronicles (Future Chronicles 9)
Cyborgs. Part-robot. Part-human. Even now, with our pacemakers, our holographic eyewear, our cybernetic limbs, it is difficult to deny that we are approaching an age when the line between humankind and machine is beginning to blur.
In the age of the ‘post-human’ being, in a world when your humanity can be measured by the number of electro-mechanical components that have replaced your biological limbs, what will be the measure of a man?
In ‘The Cyborg Chronicles’, twelve of today’s top speculative fiction writers explore the approaching collision of humanity and technology.
Darkly Cries the Digital: The AI Chronicles
A.I.: Artificial Intelligence. Even today, machines that mimic human thinking surround us. As the intellectual feats of computing machines grow more and more astounding, will there be a day when their apparent intelligence approaches, or even surpasses, that of human beings? And what if these machines then become conscious, self-aware?