A day in the life of a Capsuleer who had built himself an empire of science out in the depths of wormhole space. Away from the prying eyes of CONCORD and with only minor government supervision from the system administration.

In EVE, war and conflict inevitably finds everyone. Once upon a time, an industrialist prepared for the occasion.

Inspired by my brief experiences in EVE Online a few years ago. I've taken quite a few liberties with the setting removing any copyrightable references so I can publish it as an original work later. The Tale will form part of a larger book I'm working on called The Canterbury Tales, a re-imagining of the Chaucer classic for the video game generation. Any feedback appreciated.

After years of peace, with tensions rising between the Caldari and Gallente over old territorial disputes, a Gallente fleet makes a bold incursion into the heart of Caldari space. It might be just enough to start a full scale war. Rated T for future use of strong language, general space violence. This story is likely to wander wherever you guys see fit, so I appreciate reviews.

The hours pass by as Loillas is waiting for her husband to return from the bridge of the station. A war is coming their way and nobody knows anything as of yet.

"It is like we predicted, the North-South super coalition collapsed. Guardians of the galaxy, Providence and Drone Region Federation have joined with us, Elite Space Coalition, HERO and The Legions is with Lighthawk." Paul stated. "We are really doing this then?" "Yes, yes we are."

Eva T. Solomon, a former Caldari Covert-Ops Specialist, discovers a cause worth fighting for.

This is the Captain's Log of the Starship GMS Hadley Sebastian.

SJ's buried in paperwork when an unusual request appears. Is someone playing a sick joke or are things about to get very real digging up the past?

The Legendary fall of the grand underwater city of Nouvelle Rouvenor. EvE Online.

There might be more to those killer drones than the capsuleers could ever imagine. A tale from a different point of view, containing an object lesson. Don't orphan your drones!

W.I.P. Incom. After a series of strange events, the crew of the Vengeance is lead the EVE Gate, where they find that somehow it has re-opened. His Alliance is quick to be the first to enter the Gate, followed by many others that had somehow caught wind of this happening. Earth...long thought lost forever, is found, but what waits for them in the Milky Way is not what they expected.

After leaving the Caldari Navy, Nicholas Saken is promised wealth and danger beyond measure in the unknown reaches of wormhole space. When things begin to fall apart he decides to take measures into his own hands. This story takes place after my main left faction warfare and will continue for as long as I do interesting things worth writing about.

After a star system disappears, disconnected from the galaxies, a man and his loyal wing-men are pulled in between an invading race and the end of society.

Humanity is doing well as it moves off of Earth and expands it's own hold on the Sol System. That is... Until they come. This is all Pre-EvE Gate, and is in no way canon to any events in the game. Just references to ships, weaponry and some spacial anomalies will be made. (We'll say this is also pre-war Earth)

Based on real events. A pilot changes sides during a war, but all doesn't go according to plans.

Capsuleers are essentially immortal, reborn in clones every time they die. With immortality comes the determination and lack of fear needed to carve out empires and alliance that rival any in history. But at what cost?

A lone frigate, scouting a deadspace pocket, stumbles upon something he doesn't expect. First fanfic. Please R/R. More chapters to come if people like it. Rated T for later chapters. *Update* Ok people after several years (yes that's right, years) I've started writing this again. If more positive reviews show up, then I'll keep going.

What cost the loss of mortality upon ascending to the position of Capsuleer? When death is nothing but a minor set-back, a pebble in the road of life that now stretches on for an infinity of infinities, how does one cope with the loss of others? Deep in our hearts, we are all monstrous to behold.

A small salvage crew stumble onto something significant. How original? An idea I've had for a few years now. Rated T for later chapters. Might change to M. We'll see.

well here it is my first chapter, hope you all like and like i said im new so if you have any hints or points plz let me know

Captain Redrick Shoohart is the CEO of a small, but up coming, Mining & Freighting Corporation based out of Hirizan. Returning home, he narrowly misses a massive explosion that cripples his ship and starts him down a long path towards war. The once peaceful system is being invaded, and only the unlikely pilots of Prime Industries can save it.

Few capsuleers acknowledge the 'little people' that risk their lives every day they go out on a job, but for these two Capsuleers just a few years earlier they were the little people, and now it's their job to look after a crew of their own. Little do they know that this particular mission is a whole lot more dangerous then advertised.

Becoming a Capsuleer isn't easy, there's years of classes, simulations, and other hurdles to leap before overcoming one final challenge. That first Clone Activation, where over 98% of Capsuleer candidates die and never wake up in their new body. A sequel to "The Rose's Bounty" from EON Magazine.

Most only know the Sani Sabik faith through their most vile and militant extremists, the Blood Raiders, but millions of others are followers of the faith with jobs much like any other. Saskia Abelen is just one such person, a mercenary soldier in Amarr space she finds herself pitted against a group even more fanatical then the Amarr. Equilibrium of Mankind.