In a time when the Gods of Olympus walk among mortals and Achilles sails the seas in search of fame and conquest, Atlantis vies for supremacy. Mighty Zeus offers his protection, but the cost of his alliance is high. Yet, the city's most potent threat may come from her most powerful citizen.

The Atlantiad

Centuries after the fall of Earth, humanity stubbornly clings to life across dozens of civilizations spread throughout the solar system. Under the leadership of the Galileo Charter, one of these civilizations has colonized the moons of Jupiter, making Callisto their primary satellite both for habitation and governance in subterranean hives. When Izia, an eighteen-year-old orphan, stumbles upon her supervisor's bootlegging operation, she is exposed to a world of interconnected politics that drives her to discover what mysteries underlie her life, her hive, and her entire society. And she's beginning to understand that, on Callisto, life beneath the surface hides all manner of secrets.*This story is formatted as a screenplay*

Callisto

While Cleopatra and Marcus Antonius hide in their palace at Alexandria, Octavian leads the legions of Rome to Egypt. The outcome of their conflict will decide no less than the future of the Roman Empire, but it will also decide the fate of the child-pharaoh Caesarion, deemed a threat to Roman succession. Who will make it out alive?

The Atlantiad

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