The Future’s Bright!

In a technologically advanced future, humans are genetically bred, pharmaceutically anaesthetized and socially indoctrinated into an intelligence-based hierarchy to serve and uphold the ruling order. A novel for our times, written in 1931.

Earth is no more. Existing aboard scattered starships and space stations in the sun’s orbit, the remnants of humanity face a new threat to their survival — an army of genetically enhanced warriors.

Conspiracy, code, and casualties all combine for a heady mix of space sci-fi in this tale of multisensory oppression.

Unexpected, savagely funny, deliriously strange, and absolutely brimming with adventure.

How much do we need technology? When the global comms network starts to fail, three middle-aged friends aim to recapture more meaningful connections.

An anti-gravity machine could save Raymond's company from bankruptcy. But his colleague doubts one even exists. But off they go in search of one.

2176. Two very different sisters. One's a track star. The other? A dark net video game superstar — by night.

Some terrific and tall tales: at the intersection of science, poetry, and history.

Two related rival alien civilisations are reunited after centuries apart. Can hate be overcome?

Despite the inequality we see, prosperity is happening -— though we might not realise it…

The World's first epic work of Chinese sci-fi! Just what wonders could alien contact bring?

Three youngsters, disillusioned with the status quo, decide to abandon the trappings of modern life to join an alternative movement of idealists. And then all hell breaks loose.

A 1890 socialist sci-fi in which the protagonist falls asleep… only to awake in a perfect utopian society where money, ownership, hierarchy, and class systems are obsolete.

Can technology make America great again? Could it reduce debt, grow the economy, and make the internet free, fast, and accessible to all? This book aims to find out.

A trio of books that imagines a society inhabited solely by women. One where there's no men. And no war.

Tommaso Campanella's classic text, which dared to imagine -— back in 1602 -— a city where everything works as it should.

From the Victorian sci-fi master: two travellers fall into a space-warp and find themselves in a Utopian Earth.

A vision of how our cities of the future could/should/might function if we do right by them.

Sharing the insights from the late writer's 'I CAN' course and his own honest learnings as a parent, this book offers guidance on all the tough issues parents have to deal with -— so our kids will make the world a better place.

Calling all padawans! Ever wondered how of Star Wars is based on science fact -— rather than science fiction? Find out in this insightful book!