The StarCryer universe
Welcome to the expansive sci-fi fantasy world envisioned by Okehampton author William A Plusnin. Step aboard the StarCryer and venture far beyond our solar system, charting a course across the Milky Way and neighbouring galaxies into the vast, unknown depths of deep space.
The StarCryer and the SEED mission
Operating within the Search and Rescue division of the space navy's Space Exploration and Earth Defence (SEED), the StarCryer is an agile, rapid vessel designed for perilous frontier missions. Manned by a close-knit crew of just seven specialists, the ship traverses interstellar distances from our home solar system into the Milky Way and the two nearest neighbouring galaxies. Whether coming to the aid of attacked vessels, defending vulnerable pioneer colonists, or investigating baffling cosmic phenomena, the StarCryer and fellow SEED rescue ships stand as a brave frontline across the stars.
Dimensions, technologies, and temporal threats
Survival in deep space requires revolutionary science and unexpected discoveries. Powered by breakthrough engines, fortified shielding, and tactical weaponry, SEED vessels are constantly pushed to invent new technologies to counter strange hostile entities. Beyond our known universe lies the enigmatic inner dimension, inhabited by unique beings possessing distinct abilities and powers. The crew must confront alien adversaries emerging not only from unexplored star systems, but echoing across time from the past, the future, and even parallel realities.
Follow the journey and read preview snippets
Defined by an advanced, progressive, and diverse atmosphere, this saga is developing chapter by chapter. Follow along as William writes the debut novel, preview exclusive draft snippets from upcoming scenes, and find out where the narrative is heading next. Your perspective matters deeply—leave your thoughts, share what you love about the world-building, and suggest what you would love to see as the StarCryer embarks on its voyages.
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