Sci Fi
My thoughts on SUPACELL (NETFLIX SERIES)
"Supacell: A Fresh Take on Superpowers, but Is It Worth Watching?" I went into "Supacell" not knowing what to expect. With so many superhero movies and shows already out there, I wondered if this one could bring anything new. But after watching it, I realized that Supacell isn’t your typical superhero show. It feels fresh, different, and, at times, even personal.
By Cornelius Araoye2 years ago in Fiction
World in Tatters Ch. 46
Edwards silently leads me through the back alleys of the city, gradually taking me towards the outskirts. When we finally reach the main gate, Edwards takes me into the guard shack where Richard, Kiera, Artemis and Apollo are waiting for me, each with one hand cuffed to their chair.
By Kevin Barkman2 years ago in Fiction
The Rainbow Hole
In the vast expanse of the universe, black holes have long fascinated scientists for their immense gravitational pull and mysterious nature. But what if, somewhere out in the depths of space, there existed something even more peculiar—something as beautiful as it is terrifying? Enter the concept of the "Rainbow Hole," a theoretical cosmic phenomenon that functions similarly to a black hole, yet is entirely different in appearance and behavior. Instead of being a void that consumes everything in its path, a Rainbow Hole radiates a kaleidoscope of colors, offering a dazzling display that hints at unknown physical laws and realities.
By Cosmic Dread2 years ago in Fiction
The Mystery of Adam Hunter
Their shoes weren't quiet. They squeaked against the spotless floors as the rubber soles slipped slightly against the drab, spotted, white, white ceramic tiles. It's early in the morning. Between the rattling of the medical cart's worn-out wheel and their less-than-quiet approach, nurses Johnson and Howell woke up most of A-Wing.
By Jason Morton2 years ago in Fiction
West Coast Gold. Top Story - September 2024.
A/N: This is a story I entered a few weeks back for writingbattle.com. The challenge was to use the prompts pictures above and write a story in 250 words or less. Enjoy, and please consider entering yourself for their next battle!
By Kenny Penn2 years ago in Fiction
The Unreality
In a world far away, there was the Unreality. Since the beginning of time, this world has existed beyond knowledge. Because no being can physically travel to the Unreality. It wasn’t until people in the 1950s discovered ‘dreaming’ which allowed them to communicate with the walls of the Unreality. However, they never knew it was a different world. People believed that the 'dreams' could interpret what was going to happen in the individual's near life, like mind riddles. By analyzing every inch of the dream, it could mean several things. Such as falling could be a sign of fear of failure, or being chased could be a sign of desire to escape a fear. The meanings are endless, to the point there is no surefire way of interpreting them.
By Nardalis (Narda)2 years ago in Fiction
The Wolf Witch - Prologue
Becky walks into the small narrow alleyway. It is silent except for the wild, cold, gushing wind. The area was the back entrance of a beauty parlour that Freda regularly attends. Becky sees her standing in the cold, alone, smoking a cigarette.
By Denise Larkin2 years ago in Fiction
Vidor
The good doctor enters the room. She approaches the curtain behind which I sit from her perspective, whereas I am before it from mine. Her fingers curl around it, but she hesitates. Perhaps she can see my silhouette thrown against it by the lamp beside me. There is an 85% chance that this is the case when considering her general observational prowess.
By Alexander McEvoy2 years ago in Fiction
