Galt's Gulch
The strike is over. The producers have won. Now comes the harder question: can they build a civilization? When Governor Calvin Rourke — a pragmatic man who kept thirty thousand people alive through two brutal winters using every coercive tool he had — arrives at the valley's edge, John Galt doesn't face a villain. He faces a mirror. A man who made different choices from a different set of axioms, and wants to know which set was right. Meanwhile Dagny Taggart is fighting the urge to rebuild the railroad before the rails are ready, Henry Rearden is making deals Galt warned him against, and Francisco d'Anconia has met the first person in his life who isn't impressed by him. A fan fiction sequel that asks the question Rand never answered: what happens when the motor of the world starts again — and the world has to decide whether to let it run.
True North
A team of time travellers from the far future becomes stranded in 1575 Labrador, carrying technology centuries beyond anything the world has seen. Cut off from rescue, they must decide how much of their knowledge to share - and with whom - as they struggle to survive a brutal winter on the edge of the known world. A story about ingenuity, identity, and what it means to belong somewhere in time.
Voyage to Tomorrow
This is a direct sequel to James P. Hogan's Voyage from Yesteryear - a story the author never had the chance to write. As the colonists from the distant world of Chiron return to a damaged Earth, they learn a hard truth: change cannot be legislated or taught - it must be planted. When the survivors have forgotten how to hope, the real mission begins: not with speeches, but with seeds - of courage, of curiosity, of self-reliance. A tribute to Hogan's vision and a stand-alone adventure in its own right, this is sci-fi that believes in people - not saviors.