Sci Fi

The last survivor
I rose to the tops of the hills and was covered by the clouds, not able to see the land under me. Nonetheless, I was familiar with the electrifying experience of going to the peak of the globe, bordered by marvelous clouds. It was an amazing experience.
By Josh Ores3 years ago in Fiction
Bodies. A Time-Travel Mystery That Will Keep You Guessing Across the Centuries (Netflix)
Netflix's new limited series Bodies is a genre-bending, thought-provoking foray into the possibilities and paradoxes of time travel.
By Edison Ade3 years ago in Fiction
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Awakening: Navigating Ethical Frontiers
In the vast landscape of technological progress, the concept of sentient Artificial Intelligence (AI) has captured the imagination and, simultaneously, sparked ethical debates about the implications of bestowing consciousness upon machines. As we delve into the realm of AI awakening, we confront not only the marvels of technological innovation but also the ethical dilemmas and potential consequences of granting artificial entities a form of consciousness.
By veera3 years ago in Fiction
Please don’t leave me alone
Ikra she was sitting in her favorite tree when the fire broke out and she gasped and rushed off to find her brothers and her neighbors to see if they were alive she saw her brothers and parents dead but heard her fathers family friends they were still alive she went to find her friend Lo’ak and she sighed sobbing trying to process what just happened. “Lo’ak! My brothers and parents are dead!” She cried out.
By Daniella Farras3 years ago in Fiction
Your Story, Your Choices: Dive into Interactive Fiction Adventures
In the ever-evolving landscape of storytelling, interactive fiction has emerged as a captivating and immersive genre that places the reader at the helm of the narrative. No longer a passive observer, readers become active participants, making choices that shape the direction of the story. Let's embark on a journey into the world of interactive fiction and explore the unique charm it brings to the realm of storytelling.
By veera3 years ago in Fiction
Real, Imaginary Beasts
“Run!” Orion promptly obeyed Luna’s frantic command without question. Ryker, their state-of-the-art lunar rover, suffered a catastrophic loss of power once they exited the falls. With the massing mob of alien creatures marching towards them from every direction, and no power to safely keep them protected inside of the rover, they were forced to abandon Ryker, and make a dangerous escape on foot.
By Kale Sinclair3 years ago in Fiction
Recovery
Being cradled in Ed's arms distracted me enough to make the pain bearable. Feeling the light overhead begin to sting my eyes I buried my face against his chest. While doing so, I took the chance to bite down on my lower lip to keep from screaming. Feeling Ed's heartbeat pound in my ear comforted me. With my eyes closed all I could see is Nurse Ratchet grinning down at me with a dull rusted scalpel in hand.
By Lucy Torralba3 years ago in Fiction
The Unlikely Pursuit. Content Warning.
Title: The Unlikely Pursuit Chapter 1: An Unassuming Evening In the quaint town of Hot Springs, Arkansas, lived a young woman named Lily Green. She was a 24-year-old librarian with an undeniable passion for books and a love for all things nerdy. Lily, with her striking green eyes and auburn hair, always felt self-conscious about her appearance, especially when compared to the glamorous locals who frequented the hot springs. On this particular evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon, Lily found herself walking home from the library, lost in a fantasy novel.
By Matthew Lashawn 3 years ago in Fiction
Designation Beta 9 (ch. 1)
Seven of our squad had already been neutralized and at the pace we were moving, the rest of us were going to be next. The thick trees and vegetation around us made it hard to detect movement, so to keep directions of attack to a minimum, I and the remainder of my squad that managed to stay together were hunkered behind a fallen tree.
By Daniel Gilliam3 years ago in Fiction
Astro-Trouble and the Saucy Alien Study Hall
In the quaint little town of Starville, where the night sky twinkled brighter than a disco ball at an alien rave party, lived a 12-year-old kid named Max. Max wasn't your average pre-teen; he had a wit sharper than a laser beam and a penchant for sarcasm that could rival the most seasoned of stand-up comedians. But if there was one thing Max didn’t care for, it was science education class. “Why study stars when you can just look at them?” he’d quip.
By ScienceStyled3 years ago in Fiction
Jamma
In a hidden cave, An old woman lived for 2000 years. Sokesh wanted to uncover the mystery of the unknown lady. The entire town was scared of Valiama. No one would help say any info about her. Who is she? Valiama's only known records say
By Karun 3 years ago in Fiction
The Desert's Whisper
The unforgiving sun beat down upon the vast expanse of the Sahara, its relentless heat shimmering off the endless dunes. The air was thick with dust, swirling in a perpetual dance that obscured the horizon. In this desolate landscape, a solitary figure trudged through the sands, his footsteps leaving fleeting imprints that were quickly erased by the relentless wind.
By Nims3 years ago in Fiction