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PROUD TO ANNOUNCE Threshold

#optimistic #near-future #invention #techno-thriller #Earth #exploration #inspirational

Post by: 🇨🇦 Helena Trooperman 
Dated: 29th January 2025
Updated: 4th April 2026

 

THRESHOLD

***** Must read A gripping and inspiring science fiction short story exploring humanity's quest for multi-planetary life.

Editorial Reviewer - (Reedsy) Discovery

Terrified of being sealed in a tin can of a spaceship, he vows to change space travel forever.

Rai’s life is all about travelling beyond the Solar System. But when he’s trapped in his own Faraday cage, he’s overwhelmed by fear. All his hopes and dreams are shattered. In a burst of determination, he sets himself to outthink his claustrophobia. He will create a new phenomenon to take him to the stars without a spaceship. His tests on matter transfer are soon promising. Now, all he has to do is start testing it on the living.

Who will be first over the threshold and will they survive?

Threshold is a short novella in Tech Array, an optimistic near-future sci-fi series of short fiction. If you like sci-fi with heart and everyday heroes, this 88 page inventor story is for you. These standalone stories feature different characters from Helena Trooperman’s Age of Unity, set in the Firmament.

Pick up your copy of Threshold today and prepare to be transported.

...a thrilling ride...scientific concepts and technical terms that add authenticity to the story without overwhelming the reader...

Editorial reviewer - (Reedsy) Discovery

***** ...thought-provoking...offering a fresh perspective on the challenges of space exploration...a compelling read...

Reader review on (Reedsy) Discovery

***** ...Threshold is a must-read for those who enjoy stories of self-discovery laced with mystery and an undercurrent of the extraordinary.

Reader review on (Reedsy) Discovery

***** ...a short but powerful read, ideal for someone looking for a quick plunge into a futuristic tale...well worth the read for both science fiction readers and readers in general...

Reader review on (Reedsy) Discovery

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