Earth is no longer full of vibrant colors. Everything is just a dull grey. There isn't any form of government, no more civilizations. Just grey dust. She knows that. One of the last people on Earth, she roams the place around, fending for herself, running from people who will stop at nothing to kill her. One day, she...
In the far future, genetic engineering is used to strip all sapient species of disability. But when humans have a brief fad of natural birth, disabled children start reappearing. They're quickly termed "Pandoras," the value of their very lives brought into question, and laws are put into place to prevent their births...
A sci-fi short story set on a futuristic station with even more futuristic characters.
Having escaped a Corpus laboratory, four teens decide to track down the scientists who experimented on them, leaving them with incredible abilities but erasing the memories of their lives before the lab. In the process, they learn far more than they could have imagined about the shadowy biotech corporation and its sec...
Annalissa's world is perfect- except for that it's not. As a member of the lowest class of Dystopia, the Orphans, she has no say in her destiny. The government decides everything for her. Her only shot at upwards social mobility and maybe even autonomy is to be Chosen up into the Royal class- the top 1% of the p...
This is a collection of my flash fiction, all based on or about things that have happened to me. Most of them don't have dialogue. All written in first person POV.
The Little Android is a retelling of The Little Mermaid, set in the world of The Lunar Chronicles by New York Times-bestselling author Marissa Meyer. When android Mech6.0 saves the life of a handsome hardware engineer, her body is destroyed and her mechanics discover a glitch in her programming. Androids aren't not m...
"Science fiction writers foresee the inevitable, and although problems and catastrophes may be inevitable, solutions are not." - Isaac Asimov This piece is intended as a bit of a Help guide, a point of reference and hopefully something people will enjoy, as ultimately all of you will have different experiences reading...