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Wayne Wightman
Books in Order: 7 titles
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Second Species
On a hothouse earth, the Equatorial Zone expands and the decimated population moves north.The territorial government, now staffed by physicians instead of lawyers, has a grand plan to build a complex of domes, a New Eden, even farther north, for a ne...
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The Days That Remain
The Days That Remain is about an America changed by changing climate. Forests and cities have burned, rainfall is erratic, and shortages occur everywhere. Then it gets worse.In just one day, Allen's life turns upside down and everyone and everything ...
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The Metamind Trilogy
In Metamind -- Theron Hibbing introduces the Me-2, a dream machine deluxe that richly confirms whatever fantasy the user has, no matter how grand, puerile, or demented. Completely by accident, Clara Nolan, an unemployed nobody, uncovers the horrify...
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The Arrival of the Overlords
The Arrival of the Overlords (vol. two of Matter Is Mostly Space) builds on the abnormal realities generated by events in The Metaphysical Invasions.Vera Kamchatka and Roland Randall re-appear in various incarnations as their lives careen through the...
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Deep Reality
Deep Reality (vol. 3 of Matter Is Mostly Space) re-twists the re-realities of Vera Kamchatka, Roland Randall (or one of their Meboids), and others. Reappearing is Quentin Denmore, who started this whole thing in The Metaphysical Invasions, and from T...
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Hunger and Thirst
Hunger and Thirst is a short novel of predatory love and its dangerous dance with survival. This is love with teeth. In a post-apocalyptic America, in a remote desert, two forces of human nature, the predatory and the humane, face each other, in need...
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Selection Event
In an isolation experiment, Martin Lake had been below-ground for fourteen months and two weeks. He came up on May 30, Wednesday, 11:35 AM. He discovered that civilization had folded its arms across its breast, closed its eyes, and ceased. When natur...
