Sci Fi

I Was Maxwell Russel
My Great Grandfather died in World War II, leaving his wife, the matriarch of my family alone with three children to raise on her own.
By Hayden M Hodges4 years ago in Fiction
I hope it was enough
I hope it was enough. The view from the terrace was as beautiful as it always was, the azure waters of the Adriatic lapping against the wharfs and more distant beaches. But that wasn’t where my attention was at the moment. No, that went to the soldiers installing anti-aircraft cannons and the experimental surface-to-air missile batteries my company had just introduced to the Empire. We had known war was coming, just awaiting a spark, so much of the last few years had been spent stockpiling resources.
By Keith4 years ago in Fiction
The Only Way To True Love
It was a dark and stormy night when Sarah first met Jack. She had just moved to town and was taking shelter under the awning of a small coffee shop when she saw him across the street. He was standing in front of an old mansion, his tall frame illuminated by the flickering lightning. Sarah felt a jolt of electricity run through her body, and she knew that she had to meet him.
By Malik Idrees4 years ago in Fiction
The Last Century
“Haha! I’ve done it!” the triumphant scream echoed in Hans’s basement. He stepped back to admire his greatest creation and smiled to himself. “All these years of lonely work have been worth it for you!”
By Georges-Henri Daigle4 years ago in Fiction
A New Home Among the Stars
The ship was called the "Horizon," and it was the most advanced spacecraft ever built. It was equipped with cutting-edge technology that allowed it to travel faster than any ship before it. The crew consisted of six people, including Captain Chen, who was the mission leader, and a team of scientists, engineers, and technicians.
By Teknoloji Harikalari4 years ago in Fiction
Gathering of Teens
Gathering of Teens: Investigating in the forest Sometime in the distant past, in an unassuming community settled somewhere down in the core of the mountains, there was a legend of a phantom that spooky the close by woods. Nobody knew where the legend started, however it had been passed down for ages. The residents cautioned their kids not to wander into the forest alone, and consistently to be home before dull, inspired by a paranoid fear of experiencing the phantom. In any case, likewise with most legends, nobody truly trusted it to be valid.
By Srini V4 years ago in Fiction
The Rain
It was a dark and stormy night, and the rain was coming down in sheets. Mia had just arrived at her new home in the countryside, and she was feeling a mix of excitement and apprehension. She had always loved the rain, but she had never experienced anything quite like this.
By Word Weaver 4 years ago in Fiction
WHO AM I
Once upon a time, there was a young woman named Lily who was struggling to find her place in the world. She had always felt like she was different from others, but she couldn't quite put her finger on what made her stand out. Lily was an introverted person who preferred to spend her time alone, reading books and listening to music.
By Word Weaver 4 years ago in Fiction
A Gathering Entered the Manor
A Gathering Entered the Manor: To Investigate and They Experienced A few Bizarre Events Some time ago, in an unassuming community settled in the mountains, there was a neglected house that had for some time been supposed to be spooky. Local people murmured regarding bizarre sounds and sightings of spooky ghosts, and many accepted that the manor was reviled.
By Srini V4 years ago in Fiction
Emotions vs Technology: Why Humans Have Been Running from Emotions but Want Emotion in AI
Humans have been trying to control their emotions for centuries, as emotions can be seen as unpredictable and often lead to irrational decisions. However, recent advancements in technology have shown that emotions may be the key to creating more human-like artificial intelligence (AI). In this article, we will explore why humans have been running from emotions but want emotion in AI.
By Sallabh Kumar4 years ago in Fiction
Aria and Aaron one of the Best Fiction stories
The sun had set, casting a dim orange glow over the small village at the foot of the mountain. The village was quiet, and the only sounds were the rustling of the leaves and the chirping of the crickets. It was a peaceful night, but little did the villagers know that it was about to change forever.
By Malik Idrees4 years ago in Fiction
The Fragility of History
In the year 2200, time travel had become a common practice among historians and researchers. A young historian named Rachel had always been fascinated by the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and had been studying the event for years. She longed to travel back in time and change the course of history by saving the President's life.
By Dr Strange4 years ago in Fiction