Sci Fi
Aria and the Three-Dimensional Adventures
In a world beyond our own, there existed a realm unlike any other. It was a world of three dimensions, where everything had depth and height, width and volume. In this world, creatures and structures existed that defied the laws of our universe, and the possibilities for adventure and discovery were endless.
By Vocal Trending 4 years ago in Fiction
The Last Hope of Eden
In the small town of Eden, there was a couple whose love story was whispered about in hushed tones. They were an odd pair - the beautiful and aloof Lily, and the quiet and unassuming Jack. No one knew how they met, but they were inseparable.
By felix kioko kasinga4 years ago in Fiction
Sam's Requests
The sepia-toned 45 turned on the table, twisting souls -- I know -- and mashing potatoes. Soul Twist The ship operated on sheer thought. This was a big advantage -- no fuel was needed -- but the thinker had to be awake and focused. If there were no enemies or obstacles ahead, she could doze, even sleep, and the ship would coast, as her eyes floated under her rippling lids. But today was not such a day.
By Paul Levinson4 years ago in Fiction
Doughnuts at the Edge of Silence
Captain Williphexer “Pomp” Pompadour-Plotnikov sat on the most utter edge of known space, which meant all he had to look at was unknown space. And he did so with one of the last cream-filled doughnuts he would ever have. It wasn't that he was dying (at least, he hoped he wasn't), rather he would be embarking on a quest out into the unvisited regions of the universe, traveling far from all known civilizations and all known doughnut shops.
By John Mark Adkison4 years ago in Fiction
Under The Purple Night Sky
Every night at midnight, the purple clouds came out to dance with the blushing sky. Tonight was no different than the others; as the clock struck twelve, the sky blushed with a warm hue, cueing the dance of the purple clouds. To most people who lived in the town of Aromatica, this was a wondrous sight, a breathtaking display of nature's beauty.
By Noire Nova4 years ago in Fiction
Newton's Law
Time travel is a crime. Not that it was ever legal, but it became necessary to criminalize it. I was born the year of 2247 CE, on an off world from Earth. I am employed by T.I.M.E, also known as Time Interception of Missing Entities. T.I.M.E. is itself a suborganization of the Sol Federation and prefers to recruit agents off world. That is non-Earthlings, of which I qualify. They also like us young and unattached. And I do not mean simply unattached to family, friends, and lovers, but also to history. And we will get back to this soon enough as it has everything to do with my existence. Which leads us to a bit of history.
By John Newbanks4 years ago in Fiction
Kara King & The Beyonders: The Nightwind Glyder Heist
Kara King and The Beyonders: The Nightwind Glider Heist Chapter One: The Fade The cold duranium doors stood in front of her like an immovable force. Kara knew this wasn’t the case. If she took one more step forward, they would slide open with a sudden woosh of moving air. She never liked entering the long-range comms room. It always took a few moments for the cameras to adjust thanks to her glowing blue hair in total and partial darkness. Even now, she thought of her father as her Half-Magnavolt blood caused her to illuminate the hallway before the room.
By Ethan McEwin4 years ago in Fiction







