David S. JohnsonWilliams
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Stories (15/0)
Tears from Heaven
The word, Heaven, carries a weight that’s felt around the world. It is a place to most where a person might go if they have lived their life with a faithful heart. Some people might believe it’s a state of consciousness- a world our mind creates after they die, or a world amongst another dimension of reality. And of course, some believe Heaven isn’t a place at all- a fabricated concept that religions impose on Humanity. Marcus Flinch had not believed in such a place, and couldn’t fathom what creatures or beings would walk amongst there. Life has a strange way of bringing true mysteries to a chosen few- his life had mingled into a world that was supposed to be hidden from Mankind, a world called Heaven. This is where our story begins…
By David S. JohnsonWilliams2 months ago in Fiction
Planet SX122
TX514 85 light years it had drifted within the cold space. The tides of gravity rippled within the universe helped its small spherical form forward. The creators had imprinted the map of the desired solar system to leave an imprint on. The planet-building technology, called SX122, contemplated its current position, knowing it was within the desired system. The tech-organism cruised passed fields of debris – it knew that the civilization that would colonize itself would call this the Kuiper Belt. SX122 slowed its course as it passed a red sphere just outside an asteroid belt…This they would call Mars. SX122 found where it needed to be. Its body opened and swallowed a piece of asteroid- taking its stuck rotation along with it. It’s mechanical pores opened and magnetized debris around it, crashing it against its surface. SX122 knew that its name would not be known among its settlers, but they will choose another – SX122 would now be known as Earth.
By David S. JohnsonWilliams11 months ago in Fiction
Global Warming?
The spontaneous combustion began 2 years ago; They blamed it on Global Warming. Richard watched his sister burn from a fire that came out of nowhere- aiming its fury on this 12-year-old girl. She screamed before Richard finally awoke from his dream. Two days later he felt hot… very hot. It’s happening to him! He could feel the small bubbles of blood and fluid in his body begin to boil, then – poof!
By David S. JohnsonWilliams12 months ago in Fiction
Cain's World
Abel had woken up from the sleep chamber nearly twenty minutes after Cain. His brother looked miserable and near dead already. Cain kicked over the bucket which slid on the floor towards him, and his brother threw himself forward to catch it in time before vomiting all over the floor. Abel looked over at his brother who didn’t look any better.
By David S. JohnsonWilliamsabout a year ago in Fiction
A Relic from Madness
I had arrived home around 11:00pm exhausted from the days labor. 14 hours of work have been a constant schedule these past few weeks for a data technician. I was exhausted, but not unhappily, for I do enjoy my work. It was too late to make a meal so I grabbed some bread with a jar of jam and began to heat up tea. I briefly walked in my room and changed into some more comfortable clothes. It was not soon after that I heard a sound that reminded me of chains clashing together. I thought at first that the noise was something else all together, but then I heard it again- this time distinctively. It sounded to be coming from my room.
By David S. JohnsonWilliamsabout a year ago in Horror
The Last Extinction
The outside world was unknown to her, but she could see a glimpse of it through the window of his room. As quickly as she came up to gaze through the windows, she was quickly told to move on by the museum security. The person lined up behind her moved forward.
By David S. JohnsonWilliamsabout a year ago in Fiction
