Books

A catalogue of public and forthcoming books from Onward Philosophy Press.

Academic Philosophy

Systematic philosophical research for scholarly and advanced readers.

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Public Philosophy

Bearing

Forthcoming books in the Bearing series.

Finitude — English edition cover

Bearing

Finitude: Living with Limits, Choice, and an Unfinished Life

A public philosophy book on limits, choice, time, responsibility, and the unfinished life.

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Death — English edition cover

Bearing

Death: Loss, Mortality, and the Irreplaceable Human

Bearing | Book Two

A public philosophy book on loss, mortality, irreplaceability, and the seriousness of finite life.

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Onward Fiction

The Command It Refused — English edition cover

The Command It Refused

A severe solar storm is closing on Earth, orbit, and the Moon. Emergency director Elias Varga signs Gray-line, a plan designed to keep critical systems alive, even if some lunar and orbital networks lose shared protection.

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Worlds Within Particles — English edition cover

Worlds Within Particles

On the lunar far side, a routine calibration produces an anomaly no one planned to keep. Lan Situ stops the automatic repeat and preserves it.

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Whichever Body Comes Home — English edition cover

Whichever Body Comes Home

Whichever Body Comes Home — Fantasy, supernatural stories, and extraordinary abilities. Whichever Body Comes Home opens the series with a life shared by a human body and a wolf body.

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Yesterday’s Mask — English edition cover

Book I

Yesterday’s Mask

Daran Kordal is inspecting a forgotten mountain road when the rain reveals a fresh mark cut into old stone.

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Her Own Door — English edition cover

Book II

Her Own Door

Nerin Solva has a job, a rented room, and a life of her own.

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Unmapped Street — English edition cover

Book III

Unmapped Street

Temri Varek expects a damp archive wall and an ordinary repair.

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The Human Accountability Officer — English edition cover

The Human Accountability Officer

In the city of Calder, LATTICE can model cascading failures, compare consequences, and recommend action faster than any human team. But when an automated decision can cost lives, the law requires something the system cannot provide: a named person who must make the final authorization.

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