ARCHIVISTS DOSSIER

Science Fiction Thriller Author

Every Science Fiction Thriller archive has a keeper.
Every record has a witness.

I am the Archivist.

My role is not to invent worlds, but to recover them. To gather fragments, trace buried systems, and document what was hidden, erased, or deliberately sealed away. The stories we create here are not found in isolation. They are assembled from research, pattern recognition, historical anomalies, and questions most people never think to ask.

This dossier exists to establish provenance.

The Work of the Archivist

As an author, my focus is on science fiction thrillers and techno-thrillers rooted in discovery and consequence. As the Archivist, my responsibility is continuity, coherence, and restraint. Nothing enters the archive without purpose. There is a cost to all we reveal.

We structure the narratives of Edenfall, the Progenitor Series, and other works as recovered material rather than traditional fiction. They unfold like dossiers, briefings, and fragmented records because that is how truth often survives. In pieces. Out of order. Misfiled or mislabeled.

Patterns matter. Systems matter. What is buried usually stays buried because someone benefits from it remaining so.

Why the Science Fiction Thriller Archives Exist

The archive is not a collection of answers.
It is a record of questions that refuse to disappear.

Ancient technology. Lost civilizations. Modern power structures are built on forgotten foundations. The tension between control and knowledge. These themes surface repeatedly because history has a habit of repeating itself when we ignore them.

I explore what happens when we interrupt those repetitions.

A Note on Authority

I will not try to persuade you with this dossier.
I WILL only document.

Readers are free to interpret the material as fiction, speculation, or warning. The archive does not argue. It preserves. It allows connections to emerge on their own.

If you are here, it is because something in the record caught your attention.

That is usually how it begins.

Access Granted

The archive remains open.
I add new material as we recover it.

Proceed carefully.

Nothing stays buried forever.