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Fair Enough, a novel by Dewar Yearns. Now on Amazon.

Millennial Press publishes near-future science fiction set in Ontario. We are open to other fiction and non-fiction too.

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The Service Area

Six standalone, loosely related near-future Ontario novels by Dewar Yearns about work, dignity, and what happens to people when the systems around them get better at their lives than they are. Each comes from a different corner of the province and a different kind of work. You can start anywhere.

Cover of Fair Enough: a brick bungalow at night beneath a wall of server racks.
Book One

Fair Enough

A furnace man builds the System that saves his business and hollows out his street.

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Cover of The Scarborough Line: a hydro corridor cutting across a Scarborough sky.
Book Two

The Scarborough Line

The man who automated his father's company watches the same logic come for his crew.

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Fifteen Minutes
Book Three

Fifteen Minutes

A personal support worker whose AI scheduler cuts a life's worth of care into fifteen-minute billable units.

Coming
Principal Residence
Book Four

Principal Residence

Three generations in one Scarborough bungalow nobody can afford to leave.

Coming
Differentiated Learning
Book Five

Differentiated Learning

A veteran teacher up against AI tutors that are genuinely, beautifully good.

Coming
Open Water
Book Six

Open Water

A lake-town store owner against the platform quietly turning her town into inventory.

Coming

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About Millennial Press

Millennial Press is an independent publishing imprint based in Toronto, Ontario. Our list today is near-future science fiction, and we are open to most kinds of books.

Our list begins with Dewar Yearns and The Service Area, near-future fiction set in the Ontario suburbs and towns where most people live.

Millennial Press is a division of Ayres Capital Enterprises LTD.

What we publish

Near-Future Fiction

Our current list. Novels about work and everyday life as technology changes them, set in Ontario.

Fiction & Non-fiction

We are open to most kinds of books, including non-fiction about technology, work and community.

Canadian Voices

Stories rooted in Canadian places and perspectives, including the suburbs.

We're reading

We read query letters for most kinds of fiction and non-fiction. Our current list is near-future science fiction, and we are particularly interested in debut authors and Canadian voices.

submissions@millennialpress.ca