Sci Fi

Why I don't listen to any?
Because no one listened to me.
By Shamreena2 years ago in Fiction
215 Life and Times of Thomas Meddlesome
There are many unsung heroes lost to history and never appreciated in their lifetimes. Take one Thomas Conclave Meddlesome. Dropped off at a circus tent on its final night in Peoria, he was raised by fire-eaters.
By Gerard DiLeo2 years ago in Fiction
Blue Bird. AI-Generated.
here's a bluebird in my heart that wants to get out but I'm too tough for him, I say, stay in there, I'm not going to let anybody see
By M. Shoaib2 years ago in Fiction
Vessel Control Part II. Content Warning.
The light slowly faded on the gray hairs and black skin of Rear Admiral Rodney Carr. He donned a full dinner dress uniform. He walked along the corridors of the ship and saw the rest of the fleet passing by underneath him. He smiled. Captain Melita Vereen looked at him. It was a look of respect, understanding, and truth. She approached him where he sat alone in the spacecraft Diamond Cutter.
By Skyler Saunders2 years ago in Fiction
The Reptilian Ambassador: A Journey to Earth's Peace
In the heart of the cosmos, nestled within the constellation of Draco, lived an ancient and wise civilization of reptilian beings known as the Draconis. These creatures, with their emerald scales and golden eyes, had evolved far beyond the realms of conflict and chaos, cultivating a society rooted in harmony and knowledge. Among them was a particularly astute and empathetic reptilian named Zorak.
By Francis V.2 years ago in Fiction
The Early Battle for Sentient Earth
He left his cave and headed outside. Something had woken him. His fire was still burning so he knew it was some time before the warmth would arrive from the fire ball. He also knew that it was not the approach of the furred ones with the claws and long teeth that sometimes threatened him or he sometimes threatened too. While his fire burned, he was safe.
By Rachel Deeming2 years ago in Fiction
And Gaia Slept Soundly
Gaia sat upon the outstretched palm of Cristo Redentor, a fitting throne for the day’s events. The remnants of humanity below preparing for the onslaught would have thought little of the macaw, her chosen guise, sitting on the massive statue.
By Matthew J. Fromm2 years ago in Fiction
Astra: The Guardian of Green Valley
In the not-too-distant future, humanity had achieved unprecedented technological advancement. Cities sparkled with neon lights and holographic displays, while flying vehicles glided through the skies. Artificial intelligence had evolved to become an integral part of everyday life, handling everything from simple tasks to complex challenges. Yet the idea that AI could save lives in a profound way still seemed out of reach.
By Francis V.2 years ago in Fiction
"Max's Golden Delight''
In the small town of Willowbrook, twelve-year-old Max was known for his adventurous spirit and love of cooking. He spent countless hours experimenting in his family’s kitchen, dreaming of one day becoming a renowned chef. His latest project was to create a pizza recipe that would wow the town’s annual food festival.
By Abbas2 years ago in Fiction
"Careers, Homes, and Schools in 2145"
In the year 2145, the world had evolved in ways that once seemed like science fiction. Cities soared high into the sky with floating towers, and the environment had been carefully balanced with advanced eco-tech. People lived in harmony with technology, and every aspect of life had been reimagined to enhance human well-being and creativity.
By Abbas2 years ago in Fiction
"The Sleepover Portal"
On a breezy Friday night in the small town of Pinewood, four friends—Liam, Ava, Emma, and Jake—gathered for their long-awaited sleepover. The group had been best friends since elementary school, and this sleepover was meant to be a fun night of movies, snacks, and stories.
By Abbas2 years ago in Fiction
"Zog’s Earthly Encounter"
On a distant planet in the galaxy’s far reaches, a curious alien named Zog had spent eons studying the mysteries of the universe. Zog was a small, green being with large, inquisitive eyes and a soft, iridescent glow. Unlike other aliens, Zog was fascinated by the lives of other species, and Earth had become a particular obsession. One day, Zog decided it was time to make a personal visit to this blue planet.
By Abbas2 years ago in Fiction