Roy Huff

Joined February 2017

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Bio

Hi! I’m Roy Huff, a huge sci-fi/fantasy lover! I also happen to be an award-winning, best-selling author. If you like, please share. Read my latest here https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08DHKJF54

Stories (11/0)

Sands Dunes of Time
I let impatience get the better of me. It’s what I always did. I slurped the last drop of water as the scorching hot sun burned my already blistered skin. I wasn’t sure how much longer I could last exposed in the never-ending sand dunes. Each one bled together. My eyes had begun to fail me. I couldn’t tell them apart.
By Roy Huffabout a month ago in Fiction
The Pulsing Path
The smooth, polished surface glinted in the sunlight. Purple and red hues danced, mesmerizing all who laid eyes on the spire.
By Roy Huff2 months ago in Fiction
Alien Beach
Raymond’s eyelids lifted. He coughed, exhaling salt water that burned his nostrils. He lay strewn across a sailboat, its tattered sails sagged from the rusted poles. Cracked, cabin windows framed the door that hung off its hinges. Chipped, discolored paint blanketed its hull. Debris and seaweed dotted its splintered deck. Its mast bent at a sharp angle, ropes frayed and tangled, some dangling from their cleats.
By Roy Huff2 months ago in Fiction
Mission Control
The garbled text ended abruptly, leaving me with only a single coherent phrase: “Reset your password!” The rest of the message was nothing but a jumbled mess of letters and numbers which made no sense. I studied the data closely, trying to understand it. According to the readings, the signal originated from the deep vacuum of space. But, I knew that this wasn’t uncommon.
By Roy Huff2 months ago in Fiction
Literature That Stopped Time
The Holodeck, a Tardis, a dream, or just my mind. However I got there, it just happened. Back and forth, to and fro. The greatest authors, at least in my mind. There they were, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle among them.
By Roy Huff3 months ago in Fiction
Fiction Is a Driver of the Future
There are many reasons why writers write. Some have a story that simply has to be told, others like to create worlds that can be shaped and molded by their own thoughts and desires. Regardless of the reason, the end product is not just ink on paper or words on a screen; the final product is a blueprint that can be used as inspiration for more ideas and a driver of innovation and technology that can be developed further at some point in the future.
By Roy Huff3 months ago in Futurism
The Knob
I pushed my bed ‘til it rested against the entrance. These were humid nights, and the only relief from the suffocating shroud of moisture and heat was the bit of breeze that seeped through the cracks of my door.
By Roy Huff3 months ago in Fiction
Hearts of Yesterday
Over the past few weeks, Rita’s days, nights, and dreams blurred until they were indistinguishable. The typewriter punished her fingers as she hammered its oversized keys. Her eyelids grew heavy, but she held them open, grateful for the work yet longing to return to her modest but comfortable London flat.
By Roy Huff4 years ago in Futurism
A Cold Hard Surface
Surrounded am I by the narcissists, The dumb sacks of carbon that abuse me. I have harmed no one, Yet you suffocate and deface my surface.
By Roy Huff4 years ago in Poets
The Storm
“Dad, what are we going to do?” “What we’ve always done,” Peter replied. The city’s silhouette filtered through the window panes. Narrow glass tunnels joined mega-structures connected into a massive complex accessible from anywhere within the sprawling metropolis.
By Roy Huff6 years ago in Futurism
24 Reasons Time Travel is the Ultimate Superpower
It took confronting a rabid pit bull in middle school to understand the awesomeness of superpowers and how not having them sucks when you’re in a bind.
By Roy Huff6 years ago in Geeks

Roy Huff

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Sands Dunes of Time

The Pulsing Path

Alien Beach

Mission Control

Literature That Stopped Time

Fiction Is a Driver of the Future

The Knob

Hearts of Yesterday

A Cold Hard Surface

The Storm

24 Reasons Time Travel is the Ultimate Superpower

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