Exos Ethos

Beneath an alien sea, Dr. John Mack should be drowning. Instead, he is breathing.

Wrapped in a living, glowing creature and carried down into the dark, Mack is shown something no one has seen in ages: the long memory of a world, its people, and the choice they faced. Far above, Lieutenant T'Pala hangs unconscious in a crippled life pod, and Sara has run out of options but one. Follow the trail down. Land. And hope.

EXOS ETHOS is a full-cast science-fiction audio drama, told chapter by chapter. Headphones recommended.

Written by John McMillin, based on his novel EXOS ETHOS.

This is an unofficial, non-commercial fan production. Star Trek and related marks are owned by Paramount/CBS Studios; this work is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.

Washed up on the warm sand of an alien world, Dr. John Mack is alive — barely, and not alone.

The glowing creature that pulled him from the sea is still wrapped around him, breathing for him, holding him up. It cannot speak. It barely understands him. But it is trying. Day by day, under a strange sky, an astronomer who spent his life listening to silent stars begins the strangest conversation of his life — and learns that loneliness may be the one language they already share.

EXOS ETHOS is a full-cast science-fiction audio drama, told chapter by chapter. Headphones recommended.

Written by John McMillin, based on his novel EXOS ETHOS.

This is an unofficial, non-commercial fan production. Star Trek and related marks are owned by Paramount/CBS Studios; this work is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.

Lieutenant T'Pala's life pod has come down hard on an unknown world — and it is coming apart around her.

The hatch is failing. The air is thinning. Sara, the ship's mind riding in the pod's damaged systems, runs scenario after scenario, and every answer comes back the same: not enough power. Then something bright appears in the doorway. For Sara, who has only ever known data, what happens next is not a reading at all. It is the first thing she has ever felt. And somewhere far below the waves, in a silence deeper than any she has known, Sara must learn a kind of listening no sensor ever taught her.

EXOS ETHOS is a full-cast science-fiction audio drama, told chapter by chapter. Headphones recommended.

Written by John McMillin, based on his novel EXOS ETHOS.

This is an unofficial, non-commercial fan production. Star Trek and related marks are owned by Paramount/CBS Studios; this work is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.

Day Twenty-One. Eljon walks out of the sea on two legs — part man, part light — and finds something he had almost forgotten: a battered life pod on an empty beach, its screen still waiting for a voice it knew.

Somewhere along this coast, someone else came down. Eljon follows the trail by moonlight and tide, while far below the waves, Sara keeps watch over a friend who cannot wake. To save her, they will need more than one Exos — and the deep has been silent for a very long time.

EXOS ETHOS is a full-cast science-fiction audio drama, told chapter by chapter. Headphones recommended.

Written by John McMillin, based on his novel EXOS ETHOS.

This is an unofficial, non-commercial fan production. Star Trek and related marks are owned by Paramount/CBS Studios; this work is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.

The final chapter.

Beneath the sea, Eljon waits beside a sleeper who is no longer quite who she was. When she finally speaks, the answer to his first question is not the one he expects.

Together they head west for the long white beach and the scorched life pod still sitting in the sand, with nine minutes of charge left and one message that has to be sent. Behind them, three silent lights keep their distance and watch.

The last chapter of EXOS ETHOS: one last walk along the shore of a world that is not finished with them.

EXOS ETHOS is a full-cast science-fiction audio drama, told chapter by chapter. Headphones recommended.

Written by John McMillin, based on his novel EXOS ETHOS.

This is an unofficial, non-commercial fan production. Star Trek and related marks are owned by Paramount/CBS Studios; this work is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.