Fiction

Two completed novels explore the uneasy space between scientific possibility, human ambition, and the consequences of what we discover.

Book cover for 'The Pathology of a Girl in the Alley' by Gartz Hanson, depicting a young woman in a paramedic uniform sitting on the ground, her medical bag nearby, in a dark alley at night.
An artistic illustration of a human brain with lightning bolts emerging from it, set against a background of clouds. Above the brain, there is an old-fashioned typewriter with glowing sparks coming out of it and a large stack of papers tied with a string, with papers flying around.
A script book titled "The Hinge" with handwritten notes on the cover, surrounded by three character cutouts, all on a black surface, written by Gartz Hanson.

The ideas began as fiction. Until it wasn’t.

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Natalia knows what she saw that night: a dead girl who should not have been alive.

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