Letters from the End of Infinity

About the Book

Billions of years in the future, humanity is on the brink of extinction on Earth. An expanding sun will soon extinguish the existence of the indigenous people and their home. Their Tribe, love Earth enough that they are willing to live on the home planet even if it means death. Even against the wishes of the Intergalactic Empire. After the collision of the Milky Way Galaxy and the Andromeda Galaxy, a Council was formed aligning all federations to form an escape plan from the impending doom of an exploding sun. They planned escape on a fleet of Starships that would take them to new and undiscovered parts of the galaxies. Although, those deemed ‘dangerous’ to the fragile existence to humanity in space were imprisoned in the Space Prisms built for humanity’s transition from Earth, to beyond. The Glasters, a power-hungry family, seized power over their Prism. Marcum Glaster’s loyal allies helped them overthrow any opposition, violently, and bred a happy lifetime for their new-born daughter: Elizabeth. The Saphyras were the head of the police force, and widely respected throughout the newly-formed Intergalactic Empire. Their removal from the escape plan was a surprise, but they seized political power of their Space Prism through their well-ordered power structures and honor of Joaquim Saphyra. This is the story of how one mysterious man brought these two incongruent families together forever...

About the Author

What might one say about who I am? Shakespeare would be proud to hear that I choose to be. Alive, here on Earth, it’s nice just to breathe freely. As for who I am, I grew up in Dallas, Texas; and am a student at the University of Texas. Here I studied an assortment of things from Math and Computer Science to Philosophy and Advertising, ending up as a Rhetoric and Writing major. As of late, my life has involved the creation of my first ever short-film. As I myself am a fan of culture, it is my dream to contribute to it, because life just wouldn’t be the same without it.