Character-driven science fiction — quiet worlds, found families, and the things worth tending. (Fiction by the founder of Inklings World.)
“A station. A home. A thousand stories.”
Far out in the Outer Scatter, a decommissioned deep-space relay has become something no one expected: a home. Kepler’s Bend is kept by the sprawling Kaplow family and a quiet station AI named Fig, who speaks only in lights and the hum of the vents. As guests arrive from across the stars — each carrying a story — it falls to Maren, the overlooked seventh child, to notice what the station remembers. Warm, cozy science fiction about family, belonging, and the places that hold our stories.
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“For all who tend what others would consume.”
Some things are worth tending. In the first book of the Celestial Estate series, a world built on gardens and quiet care meets forces that would consume it. First Breath is a story of patience, stewardship, and the slow courage it takes to protect what you love — literary science fiction for readers who like their wonder grounded and their worlds worth living in.
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