Sep 2, 2026

Collection Traces the Throughline From Mythological Memory to Cybernetic Futures
Byram, United States Sep 2, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Dex System Publishing today announced a new release grouping that bridges ancient mythology and futurist technology. This collection pairs two standing anchor titles with three works exploring memory, settlement, and destiny across timelines both ancient and far-future -- asking what survives when myth and machine converge.
Featured Titles in This Release
A haunting tale of duality and displacement, following twin fates entangled in a settlement beyond conventional reality.
Named for the Greek titaness of memory, this futurist thriller explores what happens when human recollection becomes a programmable resource.
A speculative journey into a distant, moon-bound frontier where ancient instinct and advanced technology collide.
Myth as a Map for the Future
This release highlights Dex System Publishing's fascination with cyclical storytelling -- the idea that humanity's oldest myths often anticipate its most futuristic dilemmas. By grounding speculative technology in mythic archetypes, the lineup offers readers a deeper resonance beneath the genre thrills.
Media Availability & Review Copies
Digital review copies, author interview scheduling, and media kit assets are available upon request for media outlets, reviewers, and industry analysts.
About Dex System Publishing
Dex System Publishing, under the AM I AM imprint, is an AI-powered creative publishing operation producing and promoting a multi-genre catalog. Titles are distributed through the Cipher Grid digital hub.
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