V.S. Marlowe

About the Author

V.S. Marlowe is a speculative fiction author whose fascination with historical enigmas and extraterrestrial encounters drives her narrative explorations. Drawing from declassified archives and forgotten Cold War lore, she crafts intricate tales that blend fact with the fantastical, inviting readers to question the boundaries of reality. Her debut novel, The Venus Intercept: Tzintzuntzan: How aliens contacted the USSR in 1966 (The Venus Intercepts), reimagines a pivotal moment in Soviet history through the lens of interstellar diplomacy, earning praise for its meticulous research and gripping suspense. Marlowe's work often delves into the human psyche amid cosmic mysteries, reflecting her background in anthropology and her passion for alternative histories. With a voice that echoes the intrigue of Philip K. Dick and the historical depth of Hilary Mantel, she continues to captivate audiences eager for stories that challenge conventional narratives.