Sci Fi

An Awakened Mother's Rage
Her children... She could hear them... They were crying. Their dying words were calling to her. Something was here. Something that didn't belong. Visions played through her mind. Her children were running from large, cylinder-shaped ships made of a material that was not of her bounty.
By Matthew Spinelli2 years ago in Fiction
𝕱𝖑𝖞𝖎𝖓𝖌 𝕾𝖔𝖗𝖈𝖊𝖗𝖞
Introduction This is for Liam Storm's "Mother Nature" Challenge which you can find out about here. The music is "Flying Sorcery" by Al Stewart. It has nothing to do with the story but the title is perfect and it is a wonderful song.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Fiction
Escapement
Lucy lulled between sleep and awake, thoughts blurred and scattered as sleep threatened to overcome her once more. An alarm blared, and swear words cascaded from her mouth; she slapped at the cruel bell near her head–success. As she rolled over, she checked her watch, glared at the early numbers, and groaned. Lucy extracted herself from her blanket nest and began descending the long ladder. Lucy’s bunk was the twenty-second pod; the hatch at the bottom was already open as she made her way to her next goal– breakfast.
By S.N. Evans2 years ago in Fiction
Love has no price: the incredible journey of the woman who chose the heart instead of the wallet
Love has no price Alice always knew that money couldn’t buy true love. So when she came across a marriage proposal from a rich man named William, she made a bold decision: chose the heart instead of the wallet.
By Jaime come2 years ago in Fiction
Beginning of Zar Zara Species
It's year 4000. Earth has started going into an explosion of tsunamis, earthquakes and what not. More than half of the Earth's population is wiped out in past 6 months and scientists believed that we are approaching the End.
By Gaurav Meena2 years ago in Fiction
The Perfect Boyfriend
Monday >hey >Hey, babe. What's up? >i miss youuuu. cant wait to come home >I miss you, too. Always. >iv been telling the girls at college about you.
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Fiction
Custodians of the Cradle
Jericho’s Cradle isn’t real. It exists on no map nor claimed by any kingdom. The town is impossible to find if searched for and doesn’t appear in any place twice. Crazed lunatics swear up and down that they’ve seen it, even bringing the pies they’ve acquired, but when they lead eager onlookers to where they saw it, gone, vanished like a cloud of smoke. It is nowhere, yet everyone knows its name. I had no intention of finding the famed town – it found me.
By Keb Rogers2 years ago in Fiction
A Matter of Time
The cool air chilled us as we walked down the dark road, fallen leaves crunching beneath our feet. “Sorry about my uncle,” Hudson sighed, “He can get a bit carried away with the spirit of the holiday and all.”
By Nick Dehler2 years ago in Fiction
The Bicentennial Man
Isaac Asimov, one of the giants of 20th-century science fiction, offers readers a profound and emotional exploration of human nature through his acclaimed work, The Bicentennial Man. Initially published as a novella in 1976, this work stands out as one of the best in the genre, challenging our perceptions of identity, creativity, and the essence of what it means to be human. Adapted into a film in 1999, the story continues to captivate generations, offering a timeless reflection on the complexities of existence.
By Alan Carlos rosa2 years ago in Fiction
H.O.P.E
Preface When I was sent here, I fell from the heavens. I remember my father telling me I’m here to be the change in the world not do for the world. I'm here to bring hope, love, joy, peace, clarity into the world regardless of how it may seem. When you look at me do you see me or do you see you? A mere reflection of all the things you’ve been running from. Yet you judge me based off what you see, not what you know and feel inside. Why has society conditioned you so?
By Unésha2 years ago in Fiction
The Gray Ones
The corn was tall and dense. You couldn’t see very far as you peered through the crops. Each step through the maze made you feel smaller and smaller. As you were brought deeper through the large green stalks, your heart started to pound as the sun began to set. Unbeknownst to you, as you traveled through the maze, dusk had come faster than you had planned when you’d started the endeavor. You took a deep breath, pushed your concerned thoughts away, and went to locate the end of the maze before the darkness enveloped you.
By Timberly Price2 years ago in Fiction
World in Tatters Ch. 45
“Where is she?” Panic rising is Alice’s voice. “Where’s my mom? Why isn’t she here?” “I don’t know.” Stunned. “Shit, Alice. I don’t know.” We look around the room, checking the bathroom and closets for any sign of Aunt Nora. Realizing our situation, I rush over to the lifeless bodies of the two guards, “She’s obviously not here. We need to go. Help me get them inside.”
By Kevin Barkman2 years ago in Fiction