T.W.
Francko

T.W. Francko is an author and educator whose fiction moves between mystery, history, climate, memory, and speculative possibility. His stories often begin with a place or an object carrying more history than it first appears to hold.

That idea runs through very different worlds: the lost things and hidden connections of Ezra Puckett, a near-future Key West confronting the reality of retreat in The Last Generation, and the immense Antarctic arcology at the center of Arborealis.

Across those stories, Francko is interested in what people preserve, what they sever, what they inherit, and what happens when the systems around them begin to change.

Each book has its own visual and narrative identity. Explore the worlds, characters, ideas, and atmosphere behind the stories.

Francko's work as an educator runs alongside his fiction. Through The Curriculum Cache, he creates classroom-ready resources built around literacy, morphology, phonics, vocabulary, critical thinking, games, and social studies.

The same instinct connects both kinds of work: make ideas tangible, make people curious, and give them something worth exploring.

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