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Eimear Kane writes science fiction about systems under stress: protocols that fail, vectors that change course and people forced to decide what humanity is worth when the machinery says otherwise.
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Science Fiction · Speculative Fiction
Speculative Fiction
Eimear Kane
The first thing Nora Quinn noticed was not the missing day. It was the kettle. The little red light should have been glowing on the switch, the lid trembling with its familiar domestic panic, steam worrying at the kitchen window while the town bell counted eight over the roofs of Bellweather. Instead the kettle sat cold on the counter, full to the line, silent as a held breath.
Science Fiction
Eimear Kane
After the Glasshouse · Book 2
The candle did not burn down in the Glasshouse; it remembered. Nessa Foley discovered that at 03:17 on a Tuesday morning, barefoot on a floor that had once been polished for ministers, donors, mourning parents, and men who knew how to say the word transparency without ever letting light touch them. The white candle stood in the centre of the west archive table, no taller than her hand, its flame held upright inside the draught as if the air had signed a contract not to disturb it.
Science Fiction
Eimear Kane
Orbit Colony • Book One · Book 1
No Sky Left By the time Orla Quinn saw the blood on the boarding glass, she already knew Earth was trying to keep her. It always had - with grief, with debt, with the red-brick kitchen in Belfast where every goodbye tasted like over-steeped tea. The man wiping his split lip with the back of his hand was only the latest method. The departure hall for North Atlantic Launch Terminal Three had been built to make poor people feel grateful.
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