Finn Ivory
Finn Ivory writes intelligent, irreverent science fiction about complicated questions, imperfect people, and a universe that refuses to cooperate with reasonable expectations.
Blending scientific curiosity, dry humor, and philosophical uncertainty, her stories explore what happens when established explanations stop working—and the people responsible for finding better ones discover they might be part of the problem.
Her Fundamental Errors series examines the uncomfortable territory between what science can demonstrate and what humanity desperately wants to believe.
Science. Skepticism. Slightly Better Odds.
The Fundamental Errors Series
Schrödinger Was an Optimist follows a physicist whose perfectly valid measurements refuse to agree—and whose greatest discovery may be learning how to be wrong.
The Universe Failed Peer Review follows a brilliant radio astronomer whose discovery of impossible cosmic signals threatens her credibility—and everything humanity believes about reality.
Gödel Would Like a Word follows a brilliant mathematical physicist who discovers that two contradictory answers can both be correct—and that the universe may be under no obligation to make sense.
Consciousness Is Not a Conserved Quantity follows a neuroscientist whose groundbreaking discovery challenges everything she believes about memory, identity, and the nature of human consciousness.
The Second Law Has Some Exceptions follows a brilliant physicist who discovers that humanity’s quest for a unified theory of reality may trigger the very catastrophe it hopes to prevent.