Sci Fi

Tomorrow Forgot Us
The first sign was the silence. Not the ordinary silence of sleeping cities or empty highways at dawn. This silence felt unnatural, like the entire world had paused to hold its breath. No birds sang outside the apartment window. No distant hum of traffic echoed through the streets of New Avalon. Even the wind seemed afraid to move.
By Maavia tahir5 months ago in Fiction
The Clock Goes Backwards
4:30 PM Time to start getting things wrapped up. No more meetings, the network is being a bit slow, these new systems were meant to make our jobs easier and more productive, but we just spend our time rustling up work arounds to deliver what we need to do. We seem to spend more time doing that than our excellent job.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 5 months ago in Fiction
Visionaires Audio Drama
Visionaries Audio Drama is a five-episode sci-fi podcast series created by Richard Seneque on Spotify, focusing on themes of privilege, conspiracy, and betrayal in a dystopian setting. The story follows two brothers as they navigate a world of slavery and rebellion. It is part of the Leviathan Universe.
By Frank Racioppi6 months ago in Fiction
Attack of the Peanut Butter
Billy's stomach growled. He reached intot he refrigerator and found an unmarked jar of peanut butter. He pullled out a knife and a couple of slices of bread and began spreading the peanut butter across the bread. Grandma and the dog, Petey walked in. ''Good morning,'' Grandma said.
By DJ Robbins6 months ago in Fiction
Color of Divide part 4
This is the finale for Color of Divide part 4 ending on a happy note. I wrote this, created, & edited for hours. Mirabella and Kaden marry. Kaden gets nano and robotics treatment for his legs. Mirabella graduates as Dr. Solis. The ending is the birth of their baby. I wish life had fairy tale endings.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 6 months ago in Fiction
Two Moons
"Where I come from, there is only one moon that circles the sky." The round-faced locals stare at my mouth as it forms words, and then they turn to each other, looking for anyone able to decipher.
By Kera Hollow6 months ago in Fiction
The Last Mirror . AI-Generated.
The morning they switched off the last mirror, Elara didn't notice. She stood in her kitchen, waiting for her coffee to brew, staring at the blank wall where a reflection used to live. The MirrorBan had passed three weeks ago. The government said it was for mental health. The researchers said self-reflection caused anxiety loops. The AI said humans were happier without seeing themselves.
By Kravonix Studio6 months ago in Fiction
Color of Divide Part 3. Content Warning.
This is a fictional story series derived out of my brain. This is a modern love story of two teenagers who live in a bigoted universe of divide and conquer. Kaden and Mirabella show love, compassion, and fear the fear of two towns divided by hate and fear, instead of love. in the end part 4 they are married live happily ever after.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 6 months ago in Fiction
Color of Divide Part 2. Content Warning.
My editing style in this chapter leans into the kind of nonlinear rhythm you see in shows like Fringe or Lost, where time bends, memory bleeds, and the emotional truth hits harder than the timeline.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 6 months ago in Fiction
Redacted. Content Warning.
Matt's feet are all you can see. Partially because of their position — precisely at eye level, precisely in the middle of the room — and partially because you don't dare look further up. Or anywhere else, really.
By Sasha Desideri6 months ago in Fiction
Dream Thief
He was the one who had everything, so it seemed. Deemed a creative genius, he reaped the rewards in many spheres. A writer, a musician and a playwrite, everything he touched seemed to turn to gold.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 6 months ago in Fiction
Dead Man Talking. Top Story - May 2026. Content Warning.
“I trust you are aware that I have a door? Should you ever be so fortunate as to visit me again, I would invite you to use it.”
By Alexander McEvoy6 months ago in Fiction