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Mark Alpert (born April 19, 1961 - present ) is an science fiction English author. He is noted for The Six Trilogy, The Orion, Final Theory, and other books.

Early Life and Childhood
Alpert was born in New York City. He majored in astrophysics at Princeton University and wrote his undergraduate thesis on the application of the theory of relativity to Flatland. After Princeton, Alpert entered the creative writing program at Columbia University, where he earned an M.F.A. in poetry in 1984.

Work
In 1987, he became a reporter for Fortune Magazine, and wrote about the computer industry and emerging technologies. During the 1990s Alpert worked freelance, contributing articles to Popular Mechanics. In 1998, Alpert joined the board of editors at Scientific American, edited feature articles for the magazine, and wrote a column on exotic high-tech gadgets, awakening his love of science.

List Of Works
In 2008, Alpert wrote Final Theory, and continued with The Omega Theory in 2011

In 2013, Extinction: A Thriller was published.

In 2014, The Furies, was published.

In 2015, The Six Trilogy started with The Six. Later, The Siege and The Silence were published in 2016 and 17.

In 2016, The Orion Plan was published.