Sci Fi
Technical Error
The Phone I remember when I could remember phone numbers, but now I don't have to because my phone remembers every number for me. Not only that, those numbers are backed up to “The Cloud” in case I lose my phone and have to get a replacement, so, in theory, I have space in my brain to remember other things, in theory! (I know I repeated myself there).
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 4 years ago in Fiction
An Invitation from beyond?
I know that boxes cannot fly. I must be dreaming. Be it dream or reality, this box was flying towards me, tiny propellers beneath outstretched wings. I ran, but it chased me, caught up to me, and.........................,bang, bang, bang. Loud knocking?
By Novel Allen4 years ago in Fiction
The Mournful Eyes of the Octopus
When a 35 year old father of two dropped dead from a stroke in front of the octopus tank, the aquarium closed early for the day. With a pang of schadenfreude Jack was able to get a jump-start on his cleaning duties, though there wasn’t much to look forward to if he finished ahead of schedule, save a few extra hours of solitary darkness and some extra, pointless screen time alone in his apartment.
By J. Otis Haas4 years ago in Fiction
On the Other Side
Anita was absolutely terrified; she had no idea where she was. Panicking, the child whirled in place, observing her new surroundings. This place looked a bit like home. There were mountains, and plants, and caves that resembled the world she knew. And yet, there was something not quite right about it. An intangible difference, a strangeness that Anita could feel inside her bones.
By Matthew Perrino4 years ago in Fiction






