Zeb Haradon

  I published a second edition of The Orphans. Almost the same, but did some editing that I should have done the first time around to clear up spelling errors. The Orphans is a science fiction novel in which Jim, a washed up private detective who suffers from bizarre neurological symptoms, is hired by an anonymous client to locate seven orphans, the only survivors of a mass suicide thirty years ago. The novel is set on Mars, a planet of war refugees, organized crime, drug addicts, and The Church of Great Bliss – a “neurotheistic” religion which practices the post-mortem fusing and disembodied resurrection of the brains of deceased members, resulting in an afterlife of unified consciousness. As Jim stumbles upon more facts about the case, he uncovers a conspiracy implicating some of the most powerful individuals on Mars. Kindle (free for KindleUnlimited) Print version

Book blogger Digital Amrit wrote a review of The Last Feast. " tl;dr:  'The Last Feast' is an excellent science fiction novella which brings to mind old school stories like 'Who Goes There?' and 'Far Centaurus'. It is morbid, macabre and yet, wickedly creative. ..." Full review is here .  Full review on YouTube review is here .

I published a second edition of The Last Feast. Almost the same, but did some editing that I should have done the first time around to clear up spelling errors. Jim, the only human still alive in the universe, lives his life on a small escape pod orbiting a black hole, where he survives by replicating himself and eating his clones. Before eating one of his duplicates, he entertains his meal by recounting the story of how he got here and how he managed to survive.It began when he had decided to travel to an interstellar colony where he could sell some museum pieces he owned. En route, the ship he is on gets momentarily caught in the powerful gravity of a black hole and is flung trillions and trillions of years into the future. The passengers find themselves in a time of maximum entropy, where all life is extinct, all the stars have burned out, and there is nothing left in the universe except a black hole and a complete vacuum extending in all directions.As the original crew