Dr. John R. Schindler

When the world's most exclusive spacecraft is silently hijacked toward the far side of the moon with 2,147 elite leaders aboard, the disgraced young designer smuggled among them must fix her to prevent their doom — while a shadow order has determined that no one will return alive.

The Expanse × Foundation — with the soul of Star Trek and the awe of Contact. An hour-long premium drama built on a two-part pilot and a twelve-episode first season, CosmoGenesis turns a locked room at escape velocity into a crucible where a doomed passenger manifest is forced to reinvent what it means to be human — while beneath them wakes an ancient intelligence, and above them turns a war for the soul of the species: the Reptilian and Pleiadian powers contending for the future of humanity and of Earth itself.

Forty years in the making. The world of CosmoGenesis began in 1984 and has grown across nine published books and a complete cosmological framework — a proprietary universe with a mythology already built to sustain six seasons and beyond.

The list everyone knows saved eleven hundred people. The one the Gestapo hunted for four years was never written down — it was in Oskar Schindler's memory.

A Jewish clairvoyant inside Hitler's court and a triple agent inside the Abwehr resist the same regime from opposite ends of the same problem: the written record. She will be convicted by paper that is entirely accurate. He will be hunted for paper that does not exist. Three movements, 1938 to 1962 — Bertha's Word, Schindler's Other List, and The Hunting Season.

Drawn from Schindler family testimony told in 1972 — a decade before Keneally, two before Spielberg. John Otto Schindler, born in Zwittau in 1898 and raised beside his cousin Oskar, told these stories to his grandson: the author of this series.