It is the height of the Victorian Age. London is the shining jewel in the most expansive empire the world has known. It is a good time to be a British citizen. The only problem is, you're a mouse.

The Third Eye was opened in the wake of the Second Renaissance, and with it, man's perception.

Space travel is achieved by exposing Aerstones to mana while ancient threats awaken throughout the galaxy.

The one-stop Codex to peruse Chinese lore at your leisure. Eventually, this collection would include: weapons (blades, spears and bows), instruments (a particular type of string instrument known as the guqin), horses, myths (creation myths, legendary figures and folklore stories) and others (lifeforms, historical ranking systems and other topics subject to author whims and popular demand).

A collection of legendary guqin (a specific type of Chinese string instrument) from actual history (2nd of my Chinese Lore series)

Outtakes from the duo's many travels beyond the Polished Sea, cataloging some of the stranger creatures they encountered.

Med-pods, med-bays, and a dozen trade marked names, all for the technomagical healing bed.

The Floating World, the domain of the Hikikomori

A collection of legendary Chinese bows from actual history, folklore and legend (first submission for my Chinese lore Codex)

There are many grim projections for the Cosmic Era, and far from being the most horrific or exotic, the Universe 26 model has a frighteningly real chance of happening.

Mentats, mentons, and cymeks, the synchronization of the human mind and the computer

A collection of Chinese Mythical Lifeforms compiled from online sources

An ancient Chinese string instrument (guqin being the actual term) adapted to a fantasy setting

A legendary weapon for my Dragon Empire setting, inspired by an actual weapon that existed in Chinese history

A horrific device only employed by the most black hearted of magic users.

Plasmid and plasmic lifeforms are frequently relegated to the back bench of the creature roster, left to linger with oozes, slimes, and puddings, and only appear as random monsters in sci-fi.

Because I freaking can.

Thief, murderer, mercenary, criminal boss and general pox on humanity.

Inspired by Ulysses Klaue

A weapon used in the old days of Setsokan warlords, by the Son of Sets himself, these barbed spikes rend through flesh and bone as easily as paper.

The Staff of the Flame Eagle