NASA’s Cassini mission has captured stunning images of Saturn with its mesmerizing rings of ice and rock, its 53 officially named moons and in doing so captured the imaginations of science fiction writers around the world – ripe with the promises of colonization and mining opportunities the Saturn System presents endless visions for mankind’s future. These twelve authors have presented their visions, as rich and diverse as the reality of Saturn and its moons themselves.
My own offering to the anthology is a story called Refuge. Fira, one of the survivors of the Raq-Ni Melt spends his days exploring the ventilation system on the Titan Flotilla. He finds comfort and safety in those small spaces. One day he discovers something. This discovery puts in motion a series of events that could ultimately influence humanities destiny.
Refuge is mainly a character focused piece. I found myself enthralled as Fira's story unfolded beneath my fingertips. This story feels very true to myself and I simply adore my character Fira. I really hope you enjoy reading Refuge as much as I enjoyed writing it.
Check it out here:
Link:Visions II: Moons of Saturn
