On his thirty-fifth birthday Akribus paid a wealth of coin for the greatest weapon ever forged by men or Gods.

While reading his great-grandfather's memoirs, Kevin realizes someone is watching his flat. What's Jenny involved him in this time?

At his great-grandfather's funeral, Kevin Baxter meets an old friend, bearing a gift. She called it his great-grandfather's legacy....

In the world of Delta Factor, everyone knows the first Delta appeared on September 11, 2001, when he saved the World Trade Center from a terrorist attack. There have been thousands of Expressions since then, but Jacob ‘Polaris' Richter was unquestionably the first.

Wasn't he?

The team is the functional core of a story, and as such, team building is vital to the flow of the story.

A short tale, for when your bard needs a tale of adventure, romance, and tragedy.

A tale of vengeance and woe

Intense, personal stress can trigger expression, turning Baseline into Delta. In many cases, the stress comes from life-threatening danger. But in some...

In the world of Delta Factor, one young woman fights a never-ending war with a remorseless enemy.

Warning: Sexual assault, violence, and language. Read with caution.

The classic love story, tainted with death.

7 things that make a work of fiction Lovecraftian, even if it doesn't deal at all with the established Mythos

In the world of Delta Factor, not every battle takes place between costumed superhumans, or holds the fate of the world in the balance.

This isn't the comics

A short story which uses Memory Moths in a sci-fi setting. Props to Echomirage for the forum post that inspired the symbiotic Proxy Bug.

'Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.' -- Arthur C. Clark

A man:machine:moment article regarding the tank in the Cosmic Era

Programs, HoloFeeds, and S3 Sims from the Cosmic Era

A short fiction