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Trade Winds
A Historical Fiction Short Story Collection by Sarah A. Hoyt
Subgenres:
- Science Fiction Short Stories,
- Alien Invasion,
- Alternate History
This book is for you if you're into...
- Sci-fi shorts asking what aliens really want from us
- Future tech and creations turning against their makers
- Stories where morality gets weird in first contact scenarios
A collection of science fiction short stories by Sarah A. Hoyt.
Are there truly aliens among us? What do they really want? And what if our creations could come back in lethal form? Could we resist them?
If there were a time police, would we know it? And really, why do people expect enlightenment from the stars? What if aliens needed us for their moral compass?
You think our illegal immigration is bad? Wait till its coming from the stars? And what happens when the coin falls on edge? Can you reproduce it?
Those not particularly moral aliens might set fiendish traps. And you can never go back again. Also, why would you want to?
The future will invent completely new ways of making people miserable. Also how well would a generation ship get us to the stars without humans getting in their own way?
If you read the world of Darkship Thieves, there's a story ten years after the revolution in Olympus. It bridges the gap to the second wave of novels of the Earth Revolution which will be written, eventually.
And what if the Carthaginians had sowed salt on the ruins of Rome? How long is memory?
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