The Somnion Field

Dr. Elian Myros studies the things that keep astronauts alive—radiation shielding, neural tissue, the fragile machinery of the human mind. When ESA summons her to Geneva without explanation, she expects another technical challenge. What she finds instead is a pattern buried in Mars telemetry, something no instrument should be able to detect.

Dreams. Biological resonance. A field that exists both inside us and beyond the stars.

As Elian follows the trail from CERN’s underground tunnels to the quiet edges of consciousness itself, she uncovers a phenomenon older than humanity—a scalar field woven through every living mind, shaping memory, perception, and the boundary between waking and dreaming.

Somewhere in that field, something is stirring. And it has been watching us for a very long time.

The Somnion Field is a science‑driven speculative novel about the nature of consciousness, the biology of dreams, and the thin line between discovery and awakening.

Clint Warriner is a software developer turned speculative‑fiction writer whose curiosity ranges from cosmology to neurobiology to the quiet mysteries of the human mind. After two decades building systems in the real world, he began writing stories that explore the unseen ones—the fields, forces, and ideas that shape us in ways science is only beginning to understand.

He lives in Minnesota with his wife and daughters, who patiently endure his late‑night ramblings about dreams, physics, and whatever strange idea is trying to become his next book.