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So, i've just discovered this platform, and I will slowly be migrating all of my books here, while keeping them available elsewhere too, though I do like the idea of limited series being made only available here, so I will explore that option in the future.
At the moment I have a few series available:-
Every Face is No Face - 5 Novella series spanning over a century of hidden history, where the Nikola Tesla inadvertently created a version of the internet, uploading his consciousness to it, and never being able to log off....
The Lamarr Legacy - The true story of the Hollywood Actress and Inventor Hedy Lamarr, who, with George Antheil invented rotating encryption technology that has been adopted planetwide in WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth and more... but at the time, the technology was shelved by the military. This 5 book series explores the potential reasons why, and the disturbing part? All the facts are true.
What You Already Wanted - A series of quiet horror. Complete novellas, each free to be read on its own. No gore, no monster lunging from the dark. Only the patient accumulation of unease, and the sense that the floor of ordinary things is thinner than anyone thought.
How To Die Gracefully - A five-book comic space opera, best read in order, beginning with Deadeye and the Widowmaker. Consolidated Frontier Holdings is strip-mining a dying sector from a fleet of rusting deep-space barges, and to keep morale up it has made "authentic frontier living" compulsory: cowboy dusters, mandatory high-noon duels, a saloon bolted over the airlock. Into it steps Wilbur "Deadeye" Grubb, the least brave man in the sector, who wants precisely one thing, which is to not die, aboard a barge that treats staying alive as a failure of spirit. Dry, skeptical, and very funny, in the lineage of Terry Pratchett, Grant Naylor's Red Dwarf, and Douglas Adams.
Weights & Measures - A five-book sequence in which each volume re-reads the one before it from an irreconcilable point of view. The series takes its name from the language of trading standards and market inspectors: a municipal, entirely innocuous phrase for the business of converting human lives into comparable units. It states everything and gives away nothing.

Anyway, until then I'm going to hang around here, explore the platform, support fellow authors, and hopefully get to know a few of you!