'Dares' are serious business, at least, in Richard's mind. To cross them -- leave them unfulfilled -- is unforgivable. So what is a guy supposed to do if he's 'dared' to complete world domination? And what happens to those who's 'dares' are unfulfilled? This is for the contest High-Tech by Science Fiction.

Book Four of the James Chronicles

Jane Macelvey is a genius bioengineer. Her first human guinea pig is also the one person who has any chance of keeping her alive against all the secret government agencies and private corporations that are after her. He is the first Nano Man. He has no idea what he can do, and neither does she. But one thing is certain, the special interests closing in on them have their own nexgen human prototypes, and they know exactly what they can do. They also recognize that the first to market with their prototype wins. For that reason and that reason alone, the Nano Man must be eliminated at all costs. Budget no object. ------------------------------------- Nano Man is a 100K word novel in its current 2nd draft state, and I will post a new chapter every couple days or so.

The authors of @Ooorah put their minds (and pens... or computers?) together for the TKVII: CyberPunk.

{Highest Ranking: #2 in Short Story} One collision. Two strangers. One unorthodox way to pay off her debt. Three weeks of late night conversations. One Date.

The human brain decodes only 0.0035% of the entire electromagnetic spectrum. A tiny fraction which our eyes recognise as 'visible light'. BioLuminary Enterprises conduct early clinical trials and breakthrough medical research for pharmaceutical companies. Pushing the boundaries of science, they have developed a controversial new study and are actively seeking volunteers. As far as the eye can see...

A short story I wrote for my English class that I want to share with the rest of the world.