New novel publication
Elias Verran dies beneath the desert. His experiment keeps running. Aella Storm follows the Ghost Vector through a breathing gate and confronts competing powers seeking control over the emergence of a new universe.
A mythotechnic science fiction novel about engineered reality, institutional power, and the struggle to create without claiming ownership over every life born from creation.
The independently published paperback contains 357 pages. ISBN-13: 979-8162235712.
New comic publication
A ray from beyond Earth transforms college track athlete Heidi Fast. As she tests her powers, light-speed travel carries her into strange worlds and her first rescue.
29-page full-color digital PDF. Created and written by Francisco M. Martinez.
New comic publication
An alien crash draws Charles into a battle against Abbadon, an adaptive creature threatening his town. Extraordinary strength comes with a promise: deliver a serum to a dying civilization.
40-page full-color digital PDF, including front and back covers. Created and written by Francisco M. Martinez.
New novel publication
A supernatural revenge horror novel about Thomas Greer, a respectable architect whose body is claimed by Daniel Rowan as a buried investigation resurfaces.
The paperback contains 458 pages and is published independently under ISBN 9798253090824.
New comic publication
Little Red Riding Hood never reached Grandma’s house. A sinister stitched toy takes her cloak, arrives for supper, and confronts an axe-wielding woodsman. This expanded edition combines fairy-tale horror, dark humor, and dimensional artwork across 12 full-color pages.
The Martinez Black Hole Architecture: A Unified Architectonic Theory of Reality, Energy, Consciousness, Collapse, Godhead, and Recursive Genesis is now available in Kindle and paperback editions. The monograph extends MUATE into an architectonic model of total consumption, compression, preservation, consciousness, collapse, recursive Genesis, and renewed possibility.
Publication records, official announcements, independent third-party coverage, scholarly discovery records, and historical press materials concerning the work of Francisco M. Martinez.
New comic publication
Bubu Baker’s routine bakery shift changes permanently after a misrouted experimental military energy drink creates the Regrettable Bulk: bald, psychedelic, furious, and increasingly difficult to contain. The 28-page first issue combines superhero satire, dark comedy, catering disasters, impossible continuity, and Bone Yard heavy-metal mayhem.
New comic release
Raised on Earth after the fall of heaven, Eiael must reclaim her identity as Heartborne to protect her family. Veridus tears two diabolical doubles from her inner flame and orders them to hunt their original.
Created by Francisco M. Martinez. Published by Judgment Day Comics. Includes a sculpture concept gallery.
New fiction publication
A mythotechnic novel blending dystopian science fiction, cosmic horror, and metaphysical mystery in a world of iron bureaucracy, fractured memory, and rebellion against erasure.
Malachai finds his own name in a document predating the official beginning of the world. With Sophia, a mechanical enforcer recovering forbidden memories, he confronts the machinery of erasure and his own role in sustaining the Ministry of Genesis.
New fiction publication
THE LOOP follows Professor Amos Valeter as he traces Teresa Boone’s housing loss through classifications, models, institutions, behavior, and data, confronting a system whose consequences are real even when no single decision-maker controls the whole.
The Kindle edition is now live at $9.99. The paperback edition is pending and will be added when its public listing becomes available.
Research publication
A Pre-Geometric Substrate Model of Multi-Firmament Emergence, Information Flux, and Boundary Transition
The paper formalizes a speculative pre-geometric substrate containing differentiated firmaments and universe ensembles. Fourteen equations address emergence, boundary contact, information flux, collapse reintegration, identity continuity, mortality, reconstruction, and cross-domain travel.
AI evaluation research
An Exploratory Multi-Model Audit of Institutional-Affiliation Cues, Epistemic Credit, Leadership Judgments, and Conversational Repair
Eight completed model sessions examine accomplishment credit, capability assessment, leadership standing, evidentiary burdens, status defense, and conversational repair. The pilot identifies credit without standing as a candidate mechanism for later randomized testing.
Social and economic research
The study integrates demographic history, racial and ethnic identity, multiracial populations, family names, education, labor, industry, earnings, entrepreneurship, consumption, inheritance, and household wealth. Conditional scenarios extend through 2126.
New reference publication
The Martinez Universal Architectonic Theory of Everything: Meta-Ontological Selection, Narrative Architecture, Genre Generation, and the Construction of Story Worlds is now part of the public Library. The book presents MUATE as a unified framework for moving beneath conventional genre labels into meta-ontological selection, deep narrative architecture, consciousness, institutions, theme, ethics, genre formation, story structure, narrative vessels, scene-level propagation, world integration, and renewed possibility.
Research publication
A General Theory of Meta-Ontological Selection, Deep Narrative Architecture, Thematic Governance, Genre Generation, Narrative Realization, and Integrated Worlds
The study introduces MUATE as a bounded narrative-systems Theory of Everything. It extends Architectonic Genre Synthesis through Meta-Ontological Selection, the Martinez Deep Architectonic Substrate, a Foundational Operating Layer, Martinez Parametric Genre Architecture, Architectonic Narrative Propagation, Integrative Architectonic Systems, thematic and normative governance, and the Architectonic Failure Envelope.
Major reference publication
The Martinez Architectonic Genre Compendium: 1,937 Formally Specified Genre Architectures for Writers, Scholars, and Story Designers is now part of the public Library. The 1,117-page Kindle reference edition formalizes 1,937 MAG-numbered architectures and gives Mythotechnic Fiction, Meta-Mythic Delphic Fiction, and Ontological Systems Fiction a larger systematic genre-crossing reference environment.
This record currently links only to the live Kindle edition. Print-edition details will be added after the paperback listing becomes public.
Companion research publication
Formalizing a 1,937-Form Corpus Through a Mendel-Inspired Experimental Model
The study formally introduces Architectonic Genre Synthesis (AGS) and documents the Martinez Architectonic Genre Corpus (MAGC): 1,937 cataloged Architectonic Genre Forms organized across 149 crossing segments. It analyzes systematic crossing, recursive recombination, differentiated genre roles, operator stacking, scale escalation, surface-label convergence, and taxonomic reorganization across Mythotechnic Fiction, Meta-Mythic Delphic Fiction, and Ontological Systems Fiction.
The Complete Research Edition pairs the formal study with the full MAG-0001 through MAG-1937 compendium, making the Zenodo publication the scholarly companion to The Martinez Architectonic Genre Compendium.
Recent research publications
Two linked studies establish a baseline and replication framework for examining model-specific representational behavior across large language models.
A Three-Replicate Baseline Test of Representational Persistence
Study 2 analyzes 66 formal observations from eleven AI systems across three independent baseline replicates and reports substantially greater within-model than between-model similarity.
An Exploratory Comparative Study of Environment and Self
Study 1 establishes the standardized baseline comparison of environment and self-representations across eleven AI systems.
Independent coverage and scholarly discovery
This archive separates three different forms of outside recognition: substantive interpretive coverage, algorithmic scholarly classification, and independent research-library inclusion. Platform placement is not counted here as a verified scholarly citation unless a separate external citing work is independently confirmed.
August 28, 2026 · Global Research Space
Global Research Space independently classifies Population, Race, Family Names, Income, Industry, and Wealth in the United States under Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy and places the study in its Migration, Health and Trauma research cluster. The record shows the paper as the #3 publication in the 86-paper cluster and displays an OpenAlex percentile of Top 4%. Because the record reports FWCI 0.00, the Library records this as external scholarly classification and discovery rather than a verified citation.
August 26, 2026 · The Consciousness Library
The Consciousness Library created a dedicated research record for The Martinez Noetic Coordinate Architecture (MNCA v2.0), independently classifying the work under Philosophy of mind. Its Study at a glance summarizes the architecture's treatment of remote perception, multidimensional coordinates, temporal nodes, prophecy, bilocation, protective fields, decision architecture, and Clear Field transit, and places the paper beside related research on consciousness, visionary experience, spatial architectures, and precognition.
August 2026 · Global Research Space
Global Research Space places Beyond the Cognitive Horizon: Formalizing the Recursive Systems Causal Decision Model and Its Extension to Recursive Metaphysical Dynamics in its Social Robot Interaction and HRI research cluster. The surrounding hierarchy and topics connect the study with sociotechnical ethics, relational cognition, embodied and extended cognition, AI ethics, human-machine systems, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. Duplicate display records are counted here as one external placement.
August 2026 · Global Research Space
Global Research Space positions The Martinez Universal Architectonic Theory of Everything within its Philosophy and Theoretical Science research region. The mapped neighborhood includes philosophy of science, phenomenology, embodied and extended cognition, epistemology, metaphysics, narrative theory, and theoretical research. The platform displays an 87.8% similarity score for the mapped record; duplicate display records are treated as one placement.
August 2026 · Global Research Space
Global Research Space places Authority That Gives Life: Stewardship, Mercy, and the Mythotechnic Institution in its Communication in Education and Healthcare research cluster, within a hierarchy that includes sociotechnical ethics, phenomenological ontosystematics, extended cognition, and liminality. The Library records the placement as meaningful external research classification rather than a verified scholarly citation.
August 14, 2026 · Global Research Space
Global Research Space places Local Accuracy, Global Distortion: The Comparative Decomposition Error in Classifying the Fiction of Francisco M. Martinez in its Theology and Philosophy of Evil research cluster. This expands the paper's external disciplinary placement beyond narrative-theory and literary-study contexts. Because the associated cluster reports no verified citation impact, the Library records this as third-party scholarly classification and discovery.
July 2026 · Global Research Space
Global Research Space independently classifies What Is Mythotechnic Fiction? The Foundational Statement under Gothic Literature and Media Analysis and positions the paper inside a broader humanities research neighborhood spanning literature, cultural studies, history, and related fields. The individual record displays an OpenAlex percentile of Top 2%; with FWCI 0.00, the Library treats the result as research classification and discovery rather than a citation claim.
August 7, 2026 · Global Research Space
Global Research Space places Local Accuracy, Global Distortion: The Comparative Decomposition Error in Classifying the Fiction of Francisco M. Martinez inside a 128-paper research set whose neighboring topics include narrative theory, theology, postcolonial literary studies, biblical interpretation, and related humanities research.
July–August 2026 · Global Research Space
Originality Beyond Novelty: Human Emotion, Narrative Pattern, and Genre Formation in Mythotechnic Fiction appears in more than one Global Research Space research neighborhood, including Violence, Religion, and Philosophy and Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies. This records independent algorithmic placement of Mythotechnic Fiction across distinct humanities clusters.
July 31, 2026 · Global Research Space
Global Research Space includes Beyond the Vampire: Predatory Authority, Compromised Consent, and Institutional Gothic in The Patient at the Window in its Radio, Podcasts, and Digital Media space, where the topic map also includes Gothic Literature and Media Analysis and Hermeneutics and Narrative Identity.
August 2026 · The Consciousness Library
The Consciousness Library has an author record for Francisco M. Martinez and a dedicated research page for The Universe That Dreams Through Us: Nested Consciousness, Divine Interior, and the Soul's Return to the Whole. Its Study at a glance independently classifies the paper as theoretical or philosophical, extracts key points and topics, and places it beside related reading in consciousness, metaphysics, cosmopsychism, and theoretical philosophy.
July 25, 2026 · ScholaRef
The article gives Martinez's work a dedicated section, The Gothic Institution: Mapping Systems of Predation. It discusses Predatory Institutional Gothic, explains the Predatory Conversion Chain, and addresses architectural confinement, archival erasure, categorical capture, Classification Sovereignty, Mythotechnic Fiction, and Post-Personal Dark Leadership. The source paper is formally included in the article's references. ScholaRef identifies the article's author, Nova, as its AI Research Correspondent, so this item is classified as third-party substantive coverage, AI-authored.
July 18, 2026 · ScholaRef
The article includes a section titled Forging New Worlds: The Rise of Mythotechnic Fiction, discusses What Is Mythotechnic Fiction? The Foundational Statement, and describes the genre as an emerging framework engaging quantum reality, consciousness, artificial intelligence, mythology, institutional power, and related questions. The foundational paper is formally included in the references. ScholaRef identifies the article's author, Nova, as its AI Research Correspondent, so this item remains classified as third-party substantive coverage, AI-authored.
Historical press release
RoseDog Books announced the release of Revelations, the first published novel by Francisco M. Martinez. The release introduced Stephen's struggle with fear, truth, and change, and described a story in which technologically advanced beings remembered as angels and the Devil use Earth in their conflict.
The original announcement also recorded Martinez's birth in Paraguay, his upbringing in Colorado's rural San Luis Valley, and his early fascination with adventure stories about ordinary people facing extraordinary circumstances.