Major Works
Fiction
Karo Rei’s fiction explores near-future Europe shaped by artificial intelligence, political fragmentation, and ethical ambiguity.Her stories focus not on technological spectacle, but on individuals living quietly within large systems — surveillance networks, AI-managed governance, and inherited structures of power.
Revelation of Yoha
A political science fiction series set in a divided near-future Europe.The story follows a young woman pursued by multiple intelligence and military structures after escaping a research facility connected to AI-driven governance systems. As she crosses borders and allegiances, the narrative examines ownership, freedom, and the ethics of survival within managed societies.
The All Good Paradox
A speculative fiction novel centered on causality, probability, and intervention.Set in contemporary Europe, the story explores how small disturbances in decision-making can reshape a single life, without relying on parallel worlds or alternate selves. The focus remains on responsibility, choice, and the psychological cost of attempting to correct the past.
The Invisible Side of Eva
A quiet psychological fiction about what remains unseen.
Set in contemporary Europe, The Invisible Side of Eva follows a woman whose presence is defined less by what she does than by what she absorbs—unspoken tensions, half-hidden desires, and the emotional weight others leave behind.
The story explores intimacy, silence, and the invisible labor of feeling, asking where responsibility begins when no clear action has taken place.
Writing Approach
Karo Rei approaches science fiction as a space for ethical examination rather than prediction.Her narratives prioritize restrained tone, limited perspective, and everyday environments, allowing large systems to remain mostly unseen while their consequences unfold through personal experience.
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