SC Wells

Joined October 2022

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Thank you so much for reading my stuff!

I love travel, photography, and writing speculative fiction.

I’m also on a never-ending quest to improve my storytelling so any feedback is massively appreciated.

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Stories (9/0)

Top Story - November 2023
With Ink Made of StarsTop Story - November 2023
It was in a basement somewhere on the blurry side of Berlin when I first saw her work. Perhaps it had been the pulse of the light show, the writhing bodies, the liquid beat, or my space eyes but the ink upon a stranger's upper arm opened up to the universe beyond. It shifted, twisted, turned clockwise and then not. It floated suspended in the space between everyone else and me.
By SC Wellsabout a month ago in Fiction
The Room (2003)
The worst films bring the best times Glorious, nonsensical plot lines He did not hit her She doesn’t care mum’s got cancer
By SC Wells3 months ago in Critique
Top Story - August 2023
Fee-Fi-Fo-FumTop Story - August 2023
Being a giant’s wife is a pleasing life for me. My husband’s stature is great and his heart even greater. The issue is, and I’m going to go into this, he ain’t half pea-brained. Or should I say bean-brained?
By SC Wells4 months ago in Fiction
The Lies Beyond
The outside world was unknown to her, but she could see a glimpse of it through the window in his room. The problem was that it looked awfully dusty out there.
By SC Wells11 months ago in Fiction
Yet Again-i
We drove up the snowy, winding road towards the cozy A-frame cabin. Our Volvo’s headlights darted as we swerved the last corner. Trees and critters were captured in its beam. It was already way past sunset.
By SC Wellsabout a year ago in Fiction
Top Story - April 2023
Rise HighTop Story - April 2023
This is me and this is my pod. It is a good pod. It’s got everything I need, and I changed its colour the other day so it’s fashionable now. I chose the shades sunflower, daffodil, dandelion, mango, bumblebee, canary, lemon and creamy corn. All of those words I mentioned just now might sound silly and made-up, but they’re actually types of yellow.
By SC Wellsabout a year ago in Futurism
‘Til Tomorrow
Death once told me that, in theory, the turritopsis dohrnii could live forever. “More commonly known as the immortal jellyfish,” he read out the information at the side of the tank, “They revert back to a juvenile stage known as a polyp. This is brought on by factors such as threats to their environment or old age, and allows them to repair damaged cells.”
By SC Wellsabout a year ago in Fiction
George and the Dragon
“Sweetie, what’s that?” Polly’s eyes fell on the sword at her son’s hip. The rustling of leaves and bird chatter played despite the fact no breeze could ever reach inside the forest nor had songbirds been added yet.
By SC Wellsabout a year ago in Fiction
Innocence's End
When we discovered dragon’s breath O innocence’s end Gentle waves caressed the shore and Innocence’s toes. Mother no longer sat with him in the afternoons. Her bones were too brittle these days to carry him to the shore. Besides, he had grown and his arms had filled out enough that he could drag himself.
By SC Wellsabout a year ago in Fiction

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The Room (2003)

Fee-Fi-Fo-FumTop Story - August 2023

The Lies Beyond

Yet Again-i

Rise HighTop Story - April 2023

‘Til Tomorrow

George and the Dragon

Innocence's End

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With Ink Made of StarsTop Story - November 2023