Bøker av Arthur H Walker

The aftermath of the Shutdown continues to threaten the population of Earth with starvation, darkness, and death. With few resources to work with, Kale uses Vance Uroboros' name and financial firm to try to save as many people as he can. Good fortune turns sour as a sinister agenda begins to emerge. What seemed to be coincidences at first begins to array in a pattern of deceit. Meanwhile, Dragos makes the journey to Mars to settle a debt owed to an old ally. The means to that end were to be simple, find two women, and kill them. Accepting the task to better understand his old friend's plan, Dragos finds himself between two ancient adversaries struggling for control of humanity itself.The Uroboros Saga is character driven science fiction, published three times per year. Each book continues the story with an array of colorful characters and environments. It is written to address and explore the idea of technology that extends and expands the modern notion of identity, and the sort of dystopia that such technology could create. The global fiscal apocalypse that occurs in the midst of that exploration is just there to be charming window dressing. Enjoy.

He couldn't remember who he was. Even his name wasn't his own, taken from the brand of shoes he'd been found wearing. Things seemed to be going okay though, he'd already made a couple unlikely friends and figured out a way to make ends meet in the downtown burrough of Port Montaigne. One could live on the kindness of friends and waffles forever if it weren't for the looming global apocalypse. Unfortunately, he can't remember if he had a hand in creating, or preventing, the coming chaos. Uncertain whether he is a savior or a malefactor, Silverstein and his new friends seek out clues to the impending Shut Down.The Uroboros Saga is character driven science fiction, published three times per year. Each book continues the story with an array of colorful characters and environments. It is written to address and explore the idea of technology that extends and expands the modern notion of identity, and the sort of dystopia that such technology could create. The global fiscal apocalypse that occurs in the midst of that exploration is just there to be charming window dressing. Enjoy.