We Who Were Humans

By: Diana Stanhope

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

The moon calls to those who dream of reaching it. The planet below pulses with ancient hunger. The ocean's depths compress bone into crystal. The wormhole's throat digests all who pass through.

Four cosmic entities. Four transformations. Four consciousnesses trapped forever in alien flesh.

A man ascending to the lunar surface discovers the moon has been waiting for him, and everyone who follows. A researcher orbiting a distant planet realizes the station was built inside something alive. A scientist descending into the deepest trench finds that pressure isn't just physics. It's sentient, patient, and hungry. A station monitoring humanity's first wormhole learns the terrible truth: they've been feeding something vast since the first transit.

In these four tales of cosmic body horror, transformation is inevitable, escape is impossible, and consciousness persists long after humanity ends.

For readers who want their science fiction visceral, their horror cosmic, and their darkness absolute.