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Alternate Girl's Expatriate Life

Alternate Girl's Expatriate Life

Rochita Loenen-Ruiz

This short story originally appeared in Interzone, #229 July-August 2010, and was reprinted in Apex Magazine, April 2012. It can also be found in the anthologies The Apex Book of World SF 2 (2012), edited by Lavie Tidhar, and Robots: The Recent A. I. (2012), edited by Rich Horton and Sean Wallace.

Read the full story for free at Apex Magazine.

Expatria

Expatria

Expatria: Book 1

Keith Brooke

The descendants of Expatria's first colonists from Earth have rejected technology. When Mathias Hanrahan, heir to the primacy of Newest Delhi, wants to reintroduce the old ways he is framed for his father's murder and forced to flee.

Recruited by a research team which is trying to relearn the ancient technologies, he goes to work for them, and against a background of impending war, Mathias discovers that strange messages are coming from space.

Expatria Incorporated

Expatria Incorporated

Expatria: Book 2

Keith Brooke

...AND THE LORD COMMANDED HER TO UNPLUG

For Katya Tatin, a passionate devotee of the Holy Corporation of GenGen, the mission to the recently rediscovered colony of Expatria is much more than a chance to spread the gospel - it offers a break with the past on Earth and a chance to reconfirm her faith.

On Expatria itself, and on the ancient arkships that orbit it, the news of the impending arrival of a mission from Earth further complicates an already murderously complex web of religious and political intrigue. For some, it looks like salvation from a backward-looking, superstition-ridden society; for others, it looks suspiciously like an invasion.