
Ganymede - Sep 2017
In a stunning announcement, the Jovian Moons have added Miranda Logan to the staff thus cementing their position as the Solar System's premier kennels. Let's listen in, shall we, on this legendary whisperer."Hey! Stop sniffing his butt. Get over here."

Friday 2066 - Sep 2017
In 2066, parallel parking is a long-forgotten skill.

Friday 2066 - Dec 2020
A larger, updated version of the previous image

The Natural - Nov 2018
"Are you sure?" "Yes, Commander. Sensors confirm it." "Impressive. I've never encountered a natural, unenhanced female."

The Natural II - Updated Nov 2020

23 Shades of Pink - Mar 2018
Hmmm, he thought. On Time. Chauffered air car. Provocative dress. This could be interesting. Garrett had no idea just how interesting things were about to get.

Weight of Command - May 2018
"It's a sentient species, your Highness. We can learn much from it. Won't you reconsider?"
"It sneaked
aboard my ship, Captain. Three crew members are dead. Kill it."

Sought - Sep 2018
"The time is short and the need critical. Are you Daemor? Speak! Are you Daemor?"

Trellion IV - Mar 2021
Far beyond the Empire's frontiers and any known trade routes lay Trellion IV. Founded to establish a simpler life, technology had long since passed it by. But as time surged past the century mark so did the roving gangs of criminals, hoodlums, and thugs. Elite, and fast becoming legendary, the Crimson Band emerged. Everyone knew them for what they were: manhunters.

Container - Feb 2017
On a spaceship, there's nowhere to run.

Worm - Feb 2017
Only activate.

Transported - Feb 2017
Then jump.

Lunatria - Jan 2018
The bi-annual Rise of the Three Moons heralds an eve of ritual bath and cleansing. At first sun, no male may refuse a female's Mating Right.

Sword of the Three Moons - Dec 2016

Solitarius III - Sep 2017
After centuries of abuse, contempt, and disdain, and years of quiet preparation, the wealthy collectively fled Earth to found their own colony, Solitarius III. Within two years, the economies of the Terran Guild collapsed.

Ascent - Nov 2019
Seven Centuries ago, women seeking to escape the agression, patriarchy, and toxicity of males, settled Shälum V. Now open rebellion against the weak, docile, undersized, and sexually unsatisfactory male population their matriarchical society produced looms.
Authorities have initiated a planet-wide program to identify the most fertile women, who are then levitated to a ship occupied by an imported male and remain until confirming impregnation. The move sparked the eruption of a counter-revolution.

Temporal - Sep 2021
For three days the world had watched and waited. Nothing else filled the news nets. When the object first appeared, a panicked rush evacuated the downtown area and authorities cordoned off a ten-mile circumference. Overhead, two fighter bombers flew a holding pattern with their nuclear loads armed. Wild speculation over what it all meant reached a fevered pitch but now the object began to glow. Across the world, mouths hung open as a human-like, caped female emerged.
Tamir stepped from the portal. Wary, alert. Around her beams of x-ray, infrared, ultraviolet, sound probed and
scanned. None could penetrate her defenses. Ignored were the myriad audio and video transmitters. Her footsteps struck eerie echoes
along the deserted street.
She paused, puzzled by a whining, turbine sound. Internal sensors triangulated the source lifting
her gaze upward. Atmospheric flyers. With nuclear devices. Primitive indeed, as the High Council had revealed. Born, engineered, and
trained for this moment, pride swelled within. Out of only nine Kronos Swords, the Council had selected her.
The people of this planet remained oblivious to their reality. They existed because eons ago a Temporal Shift had
threatened her world forcing them to bang a power surge through the fabric of space/time. Ultimately, Earth, a Child of their own
time line appeared. Within moments, another Temporal would strike here, threatening to destroy her own world along with everything
and everyone she knew. Already, power swirls presaged its emergence.
She waited with the patience trained into all Swords.
Tamir had prepared well. Nothing would deter her from the honor the High Council had placed on her shoulders. She would not fail
them or her responsibility.
Force fields hummed and vibrated. Tamir began to raise her sword and placed a shield around the signal transmitting this
moment across the globe. None could imagine the power about to be unleashed. The power of a Kronos Sword.

Betrayal - Oct 2017
The Romanticists had finally destroyed Earth's weapons of war and dismantled its armies. For two centuries the world knew peace and prosperity. Then the Morphans dropped from orbit.

Monolith - Dec 2017
An homage to the masters Arthur C. Clarke and Stanley Kubrick.

Big Game - Oct 2017
The last known image of Adam Westin, a big game hunter on alien worlds who preferred retro-style weapons to make it "more sporting". He entered the worm gate never to be seen again.

Power - Jul 2018
Across the globe, nation after nation confirmed the presence of a massive object in orbit. Then the power went out.

Mother Earth - Nov 2017

Droid 2.0 - Jul 2021
Sarcastically called Handmaidens by sidelined females, when the first one emerged, it sparked a revolution. Her sole purpose was not to obey, or comply, or submit. She wanted only to please.

Barred - Nov 2021
On the way to work this morning, where industrial plants and storage facilities line both sides of the road, one had an iron bar fence rising in front. Robots swarmed about unloading and opening crates and containers. Later that afternoon, heading back home, I stopped dead in my tracks. Inside the fence sat an air car.
Still new to the world, I had seen a few high up but never this close. Only billionaires, crime lords, or corrupt
officials could afford them. And, of course, politicians who often incorporated all three.
The open gate drew me in. As
if from the air itself, a female stepped to the entrance, a gleaming Katana blade hitched to her back. A Katana? Who used such a
weapon? An expression of mild curiosity or perhaps amused tolerance gave no hint of danger. Or of welcome. Rock steady eyes, glinting
with speed of light calculations, locked onto mine. "Hi. How are you?"
Nothing. No response. Silence. Her steady gaze did not waver. "Cool car. Mind if I take a closer look?" Nothing.
No response. Silence. A Synth? Maybe a Droid?
Slowly, ever so slowly, her hand moved to the auto gun strapped to her
thigh. Fingers curled around the handle, index finger stretched across the trigger guard. Like her eyes, the hand remained rock
steady.

Sentience - Mar 2021
The reflection of self

Designs - Jul 2021
On this planet only one type of DNA exists. It designed all life.

Assassina - Aug 2022

Mara Jade - Aug 2022
Premier Misknu felt shakened to his core. Here on the Outer Rim no one paid attention to the fortunes and travails of Empire, and yet without warning, Emperor Palpatine had dropped into orbit summoning him for an immediate audience.
When the Sith Lord offered him the Premiership to another, richer world, Misknu wondered if he had heard right.
Might those stories about some Force and other powers be true? "My Lord. Scarif is my home. Its people my responsibility. I cannot just abandon
them." Only a cold stare and colder dismissal responded.
Palpatine had already decided. Rebel spies had compromised security for
the construction of his Death Star on Geonosis. He needed somewhere to finish it and Scarif's remoteness proved perfect. No local Premier with
quaint notions of duty and responsibility would stand in the way. His 'Hand', a preternatural Force-adept whose powers matched those of Grand
Admiral Thrawn and Darth Vader, would insure it.
Misknu's nerves hummed. For sure tomorrow would begin with an emergency Council session. He worried over the reaction by members sympathetic
to the Alliance. But three Imperial Cruisers accompanying Palpatine posed a provocative threat and limited their options. And why had the
Emperor come here? To do what? Time enough for answers. Right now he just wanted to not be late for his daughter's first recital. The rhythmic
clangs of his bodyguard's metal boots soothed his jangled nerves.
Indeed. As Misknu turned the corridor, five seconds separated his
bodyguard from becoming a metal heap severed in two and him from ever hearing another recital.