Enceladus Station

Douglas H. Alexander is a science fiction writer whose love for the genre began long before he ever set words to a page. From the first time he opened a paperback with a starship on the cover, he was hooked - pulled into the boundless possibilities of distant worlds, strange technologies, and the human (and sometimes not-so-human) characters who inhabit them. Decades later, that fascination has not dimmed. He still reads the genre voraciously, still chases the same sense of wonder, and now channels it into stories of his own - tales filled with imagination, intrigue, and the quiet ache of characters trying to make sense of the universe they've been thrown into. He believes the best science fiction doesn't just predict the future; it asks the harder, more interesting question of what we'd do once we got there.