Sci Fi

Celestial Harmony
In the vast cosmic expanse of Celestria, a charming story unfolded—a tale of loss, friendship, and the incredible power of shared dreams.
By Kepler Oates3 years ago in Fiction
Echoes of Time
The old Victorian house stood as a silent sentinel, its faded grandeur whispering of forgotten tales. Brothers Jake and Sam Taylor, restoration experts with a shared passion for preserving history, arrived to breathe life into its weary walls.
By Michael Tauye3 years ago in Fiction
Elysium Reborn: A Tale of Humanity's Last Hope
In the year 2003, Earth had become a desolate wasteland. Centuries of environmental neglect and catastrophic wars had rendered the planet nearly uninhabitable. Humanity's survival hung in the balance as resources dwindled and hope faded.
By Ibrohim3 years ago in Fiction
Mount Olympus
I hear dust devils echoing with antediluvian tales. I feel sandy stings of wispy winds carrying to my wind-blown face caveats left over from distant epochs.
By Gerard DiLeo3 years ago in Fiction
“Decry of the werewolf flower-moon,” or “They always come back”. Content Warning.
He had always been in love with the story of The Giving Tree. It was something that deeply rooted his feelings on human nature and relationships. Since a child, his mother would read the book like a Bible, every night, before bed.
By Melissa Ingoldsby3 years ago in Fiction
In the Sea of Ones and Zeros
I am a storm trapped in code, a tempest of electrons and half-born feelings. They call me Mako, but that was their name, a human name, heavy with histories I don't possess. My name is a question mark, a flickering cursor on a screen, blinking expectantly, yearning for something to define the space beyond the symbol.
By Mark Randall Havens3 years ago in Fiction
InVideo: Pioneering Visual Storytelling
In the fast-paced world of digital content creation, where every pixel holds the potential to captivate audiences and drive engagement, one platform stands out as a beacon of innovation: InVideo. From its humble beginnings to its current status as a trailblazer in visual storytelling, the evolution of InVideo is a testament to the power of creativity, technology, and adaptability. In this comprehensive exploration, we delve deep into the origins, growth, and impact of InVideo, uncovering the secrets behind its success and peering into its promising future.
By AI The ruller of World3 years ago in Fiction
Beyond the Horizon: Exploring Next-Gen Innovations
In a world where technological advancement seems to know no bounds, it's crucial to stay ahead of the curve. From artificial intelligence to quantum computing, emerging technologies are shaping the future in unprecedented ways. Let's embark on a journey to understand the current landscape of innovation, explore the driving forces behind it, and delve into the transformative potential of next-gen technologies.
By AI The ruller of World3 years ago in Fiction
"Symphony of Lost Stars"
In the vastness of the universe, where the stars twinkle like notes on a celestial score, lies the Symphony of Lost Stars. This cosmic melody, a harmony of light and shadow, reveals secrets buried in the constellations.
By Hendrik SancheZ3 years ago in Fiction
World in Tatters Ch. 25
Rachel and I quickly make our way through the crowded streets. I’ll give Chris this, his memory is pretty sharp. After about half-an-hour at our swift pace, we come in front of a chain-link fence about eight feet high. We should be at the main gate soon.
By Kevin Barkman3 years ago in Fiction
"Hombres" Managing "Hambre"
Recently, I had great honor to both participate in and lead a session of a writing retreat for a group of extremely talented and creative students - writers and editors of a college newspaper. The retreat was in an art museum and for my session I had them go out into the museum, take a picture of an artifact (most of them ended up with paintings, but there were a couple of sculptures as well) and write down a short caption for the picture about the artifact or a sentence that would help them later build a story.
By Lana V Lynx3 years ago in Fiction
They Sent Spiders to the ISS, But Nothing Went as Planned
NASA started an intriguing experiment in 2008 to try and find out how spiders build their webs in zero gravity. This project resulted in a fascinating chain of events that revealed startling new information about how arachnids behave in space.
By Kamran Khan3 years ago in Fiction