What happens when there are no more stars in the universe? The crew of the H.F.S. Zeta has survived in empty space for a millennium, drawing power from their black hole. But when the power levels start draining, can the crew hold on to their hope?
Freedom hovers outside the cell window like a bird. The prisoner stares longingly at it, wishing it was his. But can he truly be free? And if he is, is it really better than the prison he finds himself in now?
Hi, usually I put a summary of the story here, but I can’t think of anything good, so instead, I’m going to talk about my inspiration for this writing. I struck inspiration when a podcast I listened to talked about images about what people thought the future would look like. Doing my own research, I found this one from a 1900s collection known as “France in the Year 2000” and thought I’d write a story about it.
Hope you enjoy it! I may be missing next week due to the fact I’m moving to college, but hopefully, Chapter 1 of Guardians Book 2 will come out on time.
For Years the Klorps, Geneticists, and Biologists from the planet Felan have been documenting every known species in the Milky Way Galaxy in their expansive archive: The Klorps Guide to Species. This Specialty 4,867,000th edition features updates to nearly all species found in previous installments of the Guide, plus the addition of two of the most exotic and fascinating intelligent Species in the galaxy, The Sludge, a Hivemind species that has been slowly spreading in the far reaches of the galaxy. And potentially the most dangerous species ever discovered and documented, Humans.
What happens when a company makes a better currency than a country? When a small online company named Neo-Mart creates a currency to keep away from the wild mess that is the Standard Credit, nobody expected it to take off as much as it did. But as Neo-Coin takes off in popularity and begins to bring all companies under one banner, the question becomes, can we stop it?
This post was made with a bit of self-awareness in mind. A story from the perspective of a blog whose owner has left it, and the parts of the writer’s heart and soul he left in his old posts wonders what happened.
This won’t be the fate of my website. I’ll work to keep it running and not abandon it to gather dust in the void of the internet.
This is a final paper that I wrote for one of my classes, the prompt being “Imagine you are at the end of your life, how would you look back at your life, what would be some things that you remember fondly?”
Since it’s the first original creative piece that I’ve written in months, I decided to post it here as well. Enjoy!
Some people say that money makes the world go round, others say love. However, I choose to believe that it’s stories that do it. If you truly think about it, It’s astounding that sounds uttered from a person’s mouth or ink spread across a piece of paper can hold us down better than any lock […]
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