Orson Scott Card’s Xenocide (1991) is the third novel in the Ender Saga and perhaps the most intellectually ambitious. Expanding far beyond the emotional and philosophical depth of Speaker for the Dead,

Orson Scott Card’s Speaker for the Dead (1986) is a profound and unexpected continuation of the Ender Saga. While Ender’s Game was rooted in strategy and war, this sequel transforms the narrative into

When I (definitely) read Ender's Game as a kid, I probably thought it was a cool story about a kid getting good at war training, military moves, and strategy. As an adult, this is what the novel starts

This is the second part to my short story. Enjoy! The Sage were wise. In the eyes of the people which they governed, they knew almost all. When the spacemongers first came to Flaxis, they established this

Hello! This another short story that I have written. This one though, is of my own invention rather than being Star Wars. I hope that you like it. It had been over two hundred Flaxen years now since the