Some stories are read for escape. Others stay with you long after the final page. Future Worlds is designed for both.
For quiet mornings. Late-night reading. Long journeys. Unexpected questions. Private reflection. And the quiet choices that shape who we become.
And those moments when imagination opens something wider.
Set in believable futures, across studios, cities, kitchens, workshops, homes, and worlds still taking shape.
Each series invites readers into lives that feel both unfamiliar and strangely possible.
Adventure. Craft. Work. Technology. Friendship. Risk. Ambition. Belonging.
Because lifelong learning does not always begin in a classroom. Sometimes it begins with a story.
Series 1:
Set in 2040s, 2050s. The Quiet Loom Launch 2026
Series 2:
Set in 2040s, 2050s. The Edible Forms Launch 2027
2 Book Set:
Set in 2040s, 2050s. Launch 2026
Fiction & Colour.
Set in 2040s, 2050s.
A collection of thoughtful future-fiction worlds exploring humanity, technology, organisational change, empathy, leadership, and adaptation across the decades ahead.
Blending immersive storytelling with reflective futurism, each work is designed to feel emotionally believable, visually atmospheric, and deeply human.
Future Worlds – Fiction & Colour
The Time Contract
In a future where every hour has a price, human and synthetic workers must decide what they are willing to exchange, and what no company should ever be allowed to own.
Little NovaWorld
When a citywide update begins erasing what makes their robot companions themselves, four children fight for consent, continuity and the right of every mind to choose.
The Future Is Still Human
As art, investment and cognitive enhancement reshape Azura Bay, three people confront the hidden cost of progress, and fight to keep dignity, consent and human choice at the heart of the future.
Veritas
Discover the imaginary world of Veritas through inspiring illustrations, inviting you on a creative journey to colour your way across a unique and innovative planet.
Explore The Thinking
Future Worlds is more than a series of books.
It’s a new way to explore future roles, lifelong learning, human potential, and believable worlds through story.