On the edge of a black hole on the edge of a distant star, a lone probe sits falling gently toward the event horizon. Chasing the probe on its light-bending, time dilating descent is a small spaceship, a small spaceship with one man and one android on board. What follows is a journey into the surreal world, the shapes that form and fade, frozen on the cusp of forever, on the brink of the black hole. Told through a mixture of memory, musings and EVA, Liam Aidan has written a tale of grief, hope and, possibly, even grace on the edge of eternity.

Originally published in 2018, Grace on the Edge of Eternity is available here in digital form for the first time.

"The science is speculative but the emotions are all real" – Mark Fullerton, Ichabod Press