Author D.W. Patterson

MarsX3 is a space adventure following three friends as they navigate the dangers of deep space and the lingering politics of Earth aboard their designed habitat, Solaria.

In 'World Brane Book 1,' humanity faces peril as ships vanish amid the exploration of newly discovered universes and time-fluctuations, prompting Mark Dreyer from Pacific Tech to uncover the truth before contact is lost.

In 'Mach's Metric NWE' by D.W. Patterson, physicist Elias Mach must solve the catastrophic side-effects of his wormhole drive before it leads to humanity's destruction in the 2390s.

In 'Mach's Mission NWE,' Elias Mach embarks on a desperate journey to clear his name and confront a looming extraterrestrial threat as Earth’s only hope for survival.

In 'MarsX2,' three friends journey to Mars to build a space habitat, but their dreams clash with the controlling Earth AIs that once ruled their home planet.

MarsX1 is a hard science fiction novella that explores the unanticipated and desperate measures taken for colonizing Mars, marking the beginning of a series of standalone stories.

D.W. Patterson's 'Luna (Lunar Series)' explores humanity's venture into cislunar space, depicting the complex interplay between technology, AI, and human experience in Moon settlements.

In 'L4 Station' by D.W. Patterson, thirteen-year-old Raymond Jones navigates the challenges of life on a crew replacement ship to the L4 point of the Earth-Moon system, fighting against bullying and adversity in a future of expanded human presence in space.

In 'The Realm' by D.W. Patterson, Erin Jones embarks on a perilous journey from a galaxy-rich planet to Earth and back, accompanied by her AI friends, to save her civilization from mysterious foes.

In 'Moon Rail,' the sixth installment of the Lunar Series by D.W. Patterson, young Graham Timothy embarks on the perilous task of constructing a two thousand mile rail system on the Moon, facing deadly challenges amidst the competing interests of AI and human labor in the Remembered Earth Universe.

In 'Null Infinity: Book 2' by D.W. Patterson, after the successful development of a superluminal boundary drive, Elle Stimson must solve the catastrophic effects of a changing gravitational constant threatening her world-universe.

In 'Moon Nuke', the seventh installment of the Lunar Series by D.W. Patterson, humanity tackles the monumental challenge of building a nuclear reactor on the Moon to support its growing settlements, leading to a confrontation between human perseverance and the reliability of AI and robots.

In 'Null Infinity: Book 1', Harry and Lauren embark on a perilous journey to develop a groundbreaking space propulsion system, challenging the limits of science and their own capabilities within the Forgotten Earth Universe.

Time Wars: Complete is a trilogy that explores the implications of a Quantum Field Theory that enables the manipulation of time, leading to commercial exploitation and devastating consequences as a government-triggered time war unfolds.

In 'Moon Town', the fourth installment of the Lunar Series by D.W. Patterson, the narrative explores the complex relationship between humans and AI-powered robots in Moon settlement, tackling the question of their coexistence amidst the challenges of cislunar space exploration.

In 'Moon Miner,' the third installment of the Lunar Series by D.W. Patterson, the challenges of lunar mining come to life as the realities of human nature and technological failures complicate the dream of working on the Moon.

In 'Moon Power,' the fifth installment of the Lunar Series by D.W. Patterson, an expedition to harness solar energy on the Moon confronts unexpected challenges brought on by an autonomous AI, reflecting the complexities of reliance on technology in humanity's cislunar expansion.

Cislunar (Cislunar Stories) by D.W. Patterson delves into the foundational tales of humanity's exploration and technological advancements in cislunar space, exploring the interaction between humans and advanced robotics in a near-future setting.

In 'Moon 3D', the second book of the Lunar Series, D.W. Patterson explores humanity's renewed efforts to colonize the Moon with advanced technology and AI, but underscores the perilous consequences of greed and negligence on Earth that threaten the settlers' survival.

In 'Rocket Season' by D.W. Patterson, as globalization falters and a chaotic future looms, an innovative rocket motor may hold the key to accessing space resources, but Jack's quest for a solution is fraught with peril.