Four centuries from now, Earth is in peril. The Terrans are drab and obedient. Instant exile is the punishment for non-conformity. Interplanetary visitors are restricted from interacting with the Terrans. But Burrell succeeds in breaking through, and is determined to shake the world of his ancestors out of its apathy.
J. T. McIntosh Books
This author primarily focused on crafting science fiction narratives, which formed the bulk of his literary output. His writing style was characterized by explorations of distant worlds and conceptual ideas. Through his stories, the author sought to reflect on technological advancements and their societal implications. His work resonated with science fiction readers for its originality and thematic depth.






One in Three Hundred
- 222 pages
- 8 hours of reading
In a desperate bid for survival, humanity faces extinction as Earth deteriorates. The only chance lies in escaping to a Mars Colony, but only one in three hundred will be chosen to leave. This gripping narrative explores the harrowing decisions of who will embark on this perilous journey and who will remain behind, capturing the essence of classical science fiction through its exploration of hope, sacrifice, and the resilience of the human spirit.



