Sci Fi

The Paradox of Progress
In the year 2059, the world was unrecognizable from what it had been in 2023. The cities were cleaner, sleeker, and more advanced than anyone from the past could have imagined. But the price of this progress was steep: the world had become a cold, detached place where human interaction was often replaced by technology.
By Dinesh Ram4 years ago in Fiction
A Boy And His Alien Friend
Nestled in a small, serene village brimming with life, lived a boy named Timmy. He was a curious, fearless adventurer who reveled in exploring the lush green forests, frolicking with his merry band of friends, and basking in the comforting warmth of his loving family. One fine day, while Timmy was sauntering through the neighboring woods, his keen eyes chanced upon something incredibly peculiar. A shiny, silver and perfectly round object caught his gaze, looking uncannily like a UFO. Timmy's emotions wavered between fear and excitement, as he hurriedly sprinted back to his village to show everyone his discovery. Regrettably, his tale was dismissed as nonsensical blabber by the skeptical villagers.
By Shrrevishnu A R4 years ago in Fiction
Max and the Meteor: A Tale of Adventure and Wishes
Once upon a time, in a distant galaxy, there was a planet called Terra Nova. On this planet, there was a young boy named Max, who had always been fascinated by the stars and the vastness of space.
By Parthosh Raj R4 years ago in Fiction
The Haunting of Blackwood Manor
It was a dark and stormy night when the Anderson family arrived at Blackwood Manor. They had purchased the estate at an auction and were excited to move in and begin their new life in the countryside. But as soon as they stepped foot inside the grand mansion, they felt an eerie presence.
By Bakkiya Lakshmi4 years ago in Fiction
Jung_E
If the breakthrough hit “Train to Busan” was director Yeon Sang-ho’s successful stab at tropes set up by pioneers like George A. Romero, “Jung_E,” now on Netflix, is the filmmaker’s stab at “The Terminator,” “Blade Runner” and sci-fi action flicks with deep philosophical underpinnings about what it means to be human. The filmmaker behind “Hellbound” has lost none of his skill with set-pieces (and may have even improved in that department), but he can’t find a way to make the bloated, overlong center of his latest project work. As with “Busan,” his action filmmaking remains well above average, but that skill set isn’t activated enough as way too much of “Jung_E” is content to discuss its themes instead of merely embedding them in an interesting story. The opening action sequence of “Jung_E” shows off those genre chops, and the last 15 minutes are pretty wicked. You can find something else to distract you for almost everything in between.
By The View4 years ago in Fiction
The Save
If walls could talk, I would probably yell that the owner of this house needs to stop blowing on that trumpet. Does he honestly think that what he plays is music? If we walls had ears our ears would be bleeding. Our faces would be flushed and probably a plethora of expletives and insults would be yelled. That trumpet would be broken to pieces if we were people. However, everything serves a purpose. That trumpet served its purpose last week. As I am talking my sooty wall is being refurnished and repainted. This whole house has to undergo a remodel. It was because of the fire, a fire which saved a life.
By Sid Aaron Hirji4 years ago in Fiction
The Time Traveler's Dilemma
The Discovery Alexander was seated in his lab, surrounded by his tools and research. He had been working on the time travel theory for years and was about to advance significantly. He suddenly experienced a burst of inspiration. He was aware of the steps required to operate his time machine.
By Liviu Roman4 years ago in Fiction
#2 Echoes of Another Life: A Journey of Self-Discovery
Sarah had always felt like she was living in someone else's shadow. Despite her best efforts, she couldn't shake the feeling that she was meant for something greater, something more fulfilling. She had a good life, with a steady job and a loving family, but there was always a nagging sense of discontent, a feeling that she was meant for something more.
By Storys AI4 years ago in Fiction
Sacred Ground
Sacred Ground D. A. Ratliff The twin suns of the Icai system were beginning to peek over the horizon as Renata Ledger raced toward the ancient viaduct. Since arriving on the planet, when she was twelve years old, she had met the sunrise on the ancient bridge. Running to the highest point, she stopped, dropped her backpack, leaned on the stone ledge, and watched the orbs rise, one slightly behind the other, and bring light to the day.
By D. A. Ratliff4 years ago in Fiction
The Paradox of Tomorrow
As a young physics student, Tom always dreamed of discovering the secrets of time travel. He was fascinated by the idea of being able to change the past and see the future, and he was determined to find a way to make it a reality.
By Maheshwaran Velusamy4 years ago in Fiction
The Last Story of the Talking Wall
Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a little girl named Lily. She was a curious and adventurous child, always eager to explore the world around her. But what set her apart from the other children in the village was her fascination with a particular wall.
By Mohamed Shameem M4 years ago in Fiction
Time Traveler
Once upon a time, in the not-so-distant future, there was a man named Jack. Jack was a brilliant scientist who had dedicated his life to studying the concept of time travel. He had always been fascinated by the idea of being able to travel back in time and witness historical events or change the course of history itself.
By Mohamed Shameem M4 years ago in Fiction