Books By Mark Cantrell

Deus Ex InsomniaDeus Ex Insomnia (book)

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THE doctors didn’t believe me; they only believe in their pharmacopoeia – a lot of addicts do – but I made them believe in the end. I had to. The others left me no choice. Too many sleepless nights had ripped a gash in perception. Out there, on the far side, through the fog of delirium, I sensed their presence. I wasn't alone. I saw them hinted and outlined by the weak light that leaked from the waking world: sculptures of silhouette utter dark against the shadows of endless time. I knew; they'd been waiting, they'd been calling. Now they had me – and they forced me to sit and write. This is what they told me to say.

Uranium FistUranium Fist (book)

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On the colony world of Greyermede, an ancient human dream is about to explode. For journalist Sue Reid what begins as a routine assignment will see her life changed forever. Uranium Fist is the début novel by UK author Mark Cantrell. It presents a chilling warning over the lengths the powerful will go to maintain their dominance. Nuclear power is a terrifying source of social discipline...

Isolation SpaceIsolation Space (book)

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Step outside the Hive and see the world from a new perspective. Be warned – it can be an unsettling experience, but that’s only to be expected in the Isolation Space. Beyond its portals are found those Souls that seethe against the common flow of consciousness. Mark Cantrell has merged with the flow, listened to the echoes, and returned to tell the tales. Here, twenty of those stories are bound into one thrilling collection of science fiction, fantasy and horror, with a few literary twists and turns that will fertilise the mind, if you dare to open the covers, breach the event horizon, and step forth into the worlds that lie within. Beware, you might emerge from the Isolation Space unscathed – but never untouched. "If you love being thrilled, frightened, intrigued, fascinated and engrossed, you can do no better than get hold of this book." Jim Palmer, editor, Writers' Muse #50