R.F.G. Cameron
Antiqua Sphinge
Press
Located in the Hill Country of South Central Texas, Antiqua Sphinge Press has a small catalog of books but a wonderful view of the area, hence the reason we still have a small catalog of books.
If you're looking for Adult Speculative Fiction in the Science Fiction or Fantasy categories, whether it's androids learning about being human, non-human sentients learning about us, or the rigors of living on the interstellar frontier of the future, we either have or will have titles to fit your interest.
Pleasure Machines, Soulless Killers, or People?
The ‘simple’ line between what we consider either machine or life form can be blurred when our eyes can’t tell the difference. When the machine is more human than its original creators the line between machine and life form can vanish. In a world where corporations are considered ‘artificial entities’ with more rights than human beings, who decides where to draw the line between pleasure machine, soulless killer, and person?
Regeneration: Gina’s Journey
In A World Where Security Had Become Paramount Over Freedom...She was designed to be a soulless killer, but an eccentric man with vision started her on a very different path which would lead either to her becoming human or to her death. Would placing herself in harm's way to protect a willful child be her salvation or destruction?
Pleasure Machines, Soulless Killers, or People?
The ‘simple’ line between what we consider either machine or life form can be blurred when our eyes can’t tell the difference. When the machine is more human than its original creators the line between machine and life form can vanish. In a world where corporations are considered ‘artificial entities’ with more rights than human beings, who decides where to draw the line between pleasure machine, soulless killer, and person?
Regeneration: Capturing Shadows
In A World Where Security Had Become Paramount Over Freedom...Twin sisters woke up without the knowledge of who they were and it wasn't long before they had to wonder not only who they were but what they were, pleasure machines turned deadly or people. Would those who hunted them ultimately prove to be their salvation or damnation?
Animals, Monsters, or People?
The ‘simple’ line between our reality when awake and our nightmares when asleep can be very thin. In our fiction we are the innocent victims of monsters intent upon taking everything from us, including our lives.
In a world where corporations and governments work together to find ‘new frontiers’ to strip for a profit, who decides if a creature from another world is an animal, a monster, or a person?
What happens when we are the monsters another species has very good reason to fear?