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For him, 35 years passed aboard the Aegis.
For humanity, nearly 500,000.
Johnathon Vance arrives carrying 10,000 unborn lives—and discovers humanity got there first.
The Pioneer Paradox.
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What happens when a clever solution becomes the only solution?
That's where a small scientific assumption can turn a hopeful future into something darker.
I'm tracing the path.
What if your dystopia began with one reasonable scientific assumption?
Follow the logic far enough and I think you'll see how progress can become a cage.
Hey, you! get your writing done. Remember, Octavia E. Butler said, “What good is a writer who doesn’t write.”
Putting the final touches on THE WORLD WE LEFT—the prequel to my dystopian sci-fi novel THE PIONEER PARADOX.
Before Johnathon Vance launched aboard the Aegis in 2085 carrying 10,000 unborn lives and woke up 500,000 years later in a paradise that deleted human choice. The collapse began in April 2042 in Juniper, Nevada, with a seven-year-old Elena, a tuning fork, and a town well that ran dry.
Read THE PIONEER PARADOX now on Kindle, Kindle Unlimited & paperback (and join the Pioneer List for prequel updates):
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Reply with your book, and I'll give you a completely unqualified, vibes-based marketing tagline for it.
This one's gonna be chaotic 😂
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I'm close to finishing this next book while waiting to release my current one, am I rich and famous yet?
You get one day in any fictional world, and you’re guaranteed to make it home safely.
Where are you going, and what’s the first thing you’d want to see?
I love stories where everything seems perfectly normal, then one small detail makes you question the whole thing.
What’s a book, film or show that gave you that “hang on, something’s wrong here” feeling?
Johnathon Vance left Earth to give humanity another chance. When he arrives, civilization has survived—but erased the history he was sent to preserve.
The Pioneer Paradox is science fiction about memory, freedom, and the price of peace.
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