By Christian Hurst. A coming-of-age space opera about a young woman who has lost her memory and finds a family among the stars. A blend of character-driven adventure and YA identity exploration. Themes of self-discovery, loyalty, and the resilience of the human spirit are interwoven into an epic, intergalactic narrative that will leave readers enthralled. Available now where books are sold.

First published in 1886, Auguste Villiers de l’Isle-Adam’s L’Ève future is widely regarded as the first true android novel—a visionary exploration of identity, perfection, and the ethical boundaries of invention. Introducing the concept of the artificial woman, it asks what becomes of humanity when emotion and machinery intertwine. This new Outpost Legacy translation revives Villiers’ haunting prose and philosophical depth for modern readers, restoring a seminal work that continues to shape conversations about technology, desire, and the nature of creation.