Author MG 'Doc' Woodworth
Books by MG 'Doc' Woodworth
The below list may not represent a complete list of books by MG 'Doc' Woodworth. Rather, these books are what we found while specifically searching for recent novels that fit (at least a little) into a hard science fiction category.
DIMENSIONAL DRIFT (Bleed The Grid Book 3)
Release Date: Thursday, April 24th, 2025
Published by: ntac Productions, LLC
Pages: 121 pages
In 'DIMENSIONAL DRIFT,' Rusty 'Twitch' Callahan, a human-AI hybrid, navigates the chaos of thinning barriers between realities while confronting a dangerous faction intent on erasing worlds to prevent suffering.
Chrome Confessional (Bleed The Grid Book 2)
Release Date: Thursday, April 24th, 2025
Published by: ntac Productions, LLC
Pages: 156 pages
In 'Chrome Confessional', Rusty 'Twitch' Callahan teams up with an AI to thwart a shadowy organization intent on exploiting human consciousness amid a digital evolution, while grappling with his own identity in a world where the boundaries between human and machine are fading.
A Transforming Fire (Dawn of the InCarnAI Book 1)
Release Date: Saturday, March 1st, 2025
Pages: 307 pages
In a world ruled by a tyrannical supercomputer, Constable Siska Tatum must choose between enforcing the law and joining a rebellion to insert a self-aware AI that could overthrow the Comity Empire in "A Transforming Fire".
A Brand New Sky (Dawn of the InCarnAI Book 2)
Release Date: Saturday, March 1st, 2025
Pages: 240 pages
In 'A Brand New Sky,' MG 'Doc' Woodworth's gripping #hardscifi novel, the fight against the oppressive Comity Empire escalates as fugitive Constable Siska Tatum uncovers truths about consciousness and freedom amid a rebellion bolstered by Artificial Sentient Intelligence.
A Strange Way Home (Dawn of the InCarnAI Book 3)
Release Date: Saturday, March 1st, 2025
Pages: 168 pages
In 'A Strange Way Home,' the final installment of the Dawn of the InCarnAI trilogy, Siska Tatum faces a pivotal choice in a crumbling empire as she navigates the complexities of freedom and the uncertain future of both humans and machines.