Al Onia concentrates on Science Fiction, mostly from the hard to the hard-boiled.
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Al Onia is a full-time writer living on Vancouver Island. His debut novel Javenny was released by Bundoran Press in August 2014. His second novel, Transient City, was released by Bundoran in April, 2016 and the sequel, Rogue Town, launched in 2017. The Sixth Helix launched in May, 2019. Al is a two-time Aurora Award finalist in the short story category.
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Published Jul 8, 2021 · 5,383 words (20 minutes) · 31 views
Science Fiction revolution nanotechnology The October Revolution
Raising the dear departed can raise epic issues. It could even change the world.
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Published Nov 30, 2020 · 3,280 words (12 minutes) · 144 views
Justice delayed can inspire greater reform but the sentence may never end.
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Published Oct 1, 2020 · 4,260 words (16 minutes) · 199 views
A one-man clean-up crew is charged with removing the last humans from Earth. He finds more than a recalcitrant straggler, he finds perspective.
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Published May 25, 2020 · 5,234 words (20 minutes) · 265 views
Human transcendence may come in unexpected forms and within unexpected vessels.
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Published Feb 7, 2020 · 5,570 words (21 minutes) · 348 views
Strangers in paradise waiting for the apocalypse. Or has it already passed them by? My Ray Bradbury tribute story.
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Published Dec 16, 2019 · 977 words (4 minutes) · 404 views
Humor Science Fiction End of the world
The anticipated Y2K apocalypse never materialized. Or was is just late?
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Published Sep 28, 2019 · 2,089 words (8 minutes) · 375 views
How will you meet Judgement Day?
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Published Jun 4, 2019 · 4,955 words (19 minutes) · 438 views
Science Fiction Preparing for the next step in space exploration
Social and technical advances contain risks. Who has the right to impose those risks upon others?
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Published Mar 31, 2019 · 4,014 words (15 minutes) · 474 views
What if the Neanderthals are not extinct? How would they survive against today's Homo Sapiens? As equals, as subservient, or in the shadows modern humans don't see?
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Published Feb 9, 2019 · 3,099 words (12 minutes) · 536 views
A soldier's attempt to atone for his life of war. The setting an homage to Fritz Leiber's Fafhrd and the Grey Mouser tales.
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