Stephen Sottong

Stephen Sottong is a writer of Science-Fiction, Fantasy and a novel that might be described as Dystopian Christian Fiction. He was a 2013 winner of Writers of the Future and has been published in numerous magazines, anthologies, online and podcasts. He lives in beautiful northern California behind the Redwood Curtain. More information is at stephensottong.com

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Email Address: stephen.sottong@gmx.com

Books By Stephen Sottong

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Summary: Two families and their friends are sentenced to spend seven years of torture in the Tribulation. Their crime is not believing. Some of their members will choose to believe and accept salvation and some will try to fight God. The Remnant follows them through the Tribulation and into the perfect world that follows, a world that might not be perfect for everyone. The Remnant uses the timeline and cast of characters advocated by many Evangelicals, but populates the world that would result with real people who must try to survive the disasters.

The Remnant

Stephen Sottong

Published: 06/20/2020

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Summary: After the disaster of global warming, the world has gotten its act together. People are positive, sensible, and intent on creating a better future and a just present. And it’s working! So, in a world where everyone makes good decisions, what could possibly go wrong? Well, other people. Mardy is a 26-year old gay man who dreams of being a full-time machine-tool artist. He brims with ideas, puts in the hours, and has a solid circle of friends—both fellow artists and the artificial intelligences he works with. But he’s always coming in second to another machine-tool artist at his makerspace. He’s dealing with that, thanks to the highly effective psychotherapy of the future, but then he meets his irritatingly successful rival’s twin—and falls for him hard. Consequences ensue, and fast, driving Mardy not just to pursue his artistic dreams, but to try to liberate his AI friends from servitude, and find love in the process.