What Makes Us Human
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Ten more stories to heal the divide between man and machine.
This is the sixth volume of the collected short stories of Joe Vasicek. It includes:
Quantum Worlds
Will AI herald the death of human creativity, or its startling rebirth?
Bloody Justice (by J.M. Wight)
The captive exile hasteneth that he may be loosed…
A Mother's Last Goodbye
When the living and the dead collide, a single act of selflessness ripples across generations.
The Princess and the Professor
When a kingdom is terrorized by a dragon, only Jordan Peterson’s 12 Rules for Life stand between chaos and salvation.
The Prophecy of Zedekiah Wight (by J.M. Wight)
If ye will not believe, surely ye shall not be established.
Christopher Columbus, Wildcatter (by J.M. Wight)
Life as an asteroid wildcatter ain't easy!
Christopher Columbus, Treasure Hunter (by J.M. Wight)
There ain't no such thing as a free voyage through a trans-dimensional pocket singularity!
The Burners and the Builders
Those who will not work to build the new world will burn the old one.
Hell From Beneath (by J.M. Wight)
Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools…
What Hard Times Hath Wrought
The world that ended with a whimper is about to be reborn with a bang.
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Joe Vasicek fell in love with science fiction and fantasy when he read The Neverending Story as a child. He is the author of more than twenty books, including Genesis Earth, Gunslinger to the Stars, The Sword Keeper, and the Sons of the Starfarers series. As a young man, he studied Arabic at Brigham Young University and traveled across the Middle East and the Caucasus Mountains. He lives in Utah with his wife, daughter, and two apple trees.
J.M. Wight is a pen name of Joe Vasicek, who writes science fiction and fantasy. As the faithful son of Utah pioneers, J.M. Wight blends science fiction with distinctly Latter-day Saint themes. Whether it's interplanetary colonization in the Millennium or the technological singularity rolling forth from the New Jerusalem, this is science fiction like you've never read it before.
