Dear readers,

I already announced it recently: the fall of the universe is imminent. Humanity wants to delay the foreseeable death by turning the black hole in the center of the Milky Way into a quasar. A huge sphere is supposed to enclose the quasar and provide the energy humanity needs for the very last years. As with any major project, there are risks and side effects. And then there are a few people who are pursuing their very own purposes. Look forward to gigantic visions and special characters. The "Death of the Universe" is now available as e-book and paperback from this link: hard-sf.com/links/835400

I particularly enjoyed writing this novel because it is set so far in the future. In ten billion years humanity will have unlocked technical abilities that would seem like magic to us today. But at the same time, physics is still the final frontier: no one can travel faster than light nor turn the the laws of gravitation or quantum physics upside down. The protagonist is a hero against his will. He just wants to live a comfortable life. But his ex-girlfriend draws him into a conspiracy that is supposed to change nothing less than the fate of the universe.

Warm greetings from my nightly desk.

Sincerely yours
Brandon Q. Morris