(Going to be rewritten after My Electric Friend is finished, although I think the writing is okay, there some plot holes that need fixing, like the event with Melissa for example. The timeline I've created fixed that so I should have no problem writing it) Donny, a shy mutant boy who can manipulate quantum physics, has nothing but depression and a negative past. He gets partnered up with a popular, and attractive conceited girl named Leina. During their missions and their time together at the military base, they don't exactly get along with each other because of Leina's lack of compassion towards him. When Donny meets his main enemy, Alleyne, he finds she is a very caring person with feelings just like him. He is able to connect more with her than Leina. Donny must help solve all of the conflicting political opinions between the four organizations that could resolve in the world's destruction: The Democratic Oligarchy Systems, The Cybran Conservation, The Protectorate of Worlds, and The Cosmic Imperium. Considering his mental problems, and all the situations he is put through, does he even have a chance with such limited time? A dystopian Science Fiction/Teen Fiction story about friendship, love, compassion, anger, and action! A story where I express myself. Thanks for checking this out! ~Devin~ Teen Fiction. Science Fiction. Action. Romance. Warning: PG-13 for mild language, and violence. With anime pictures (That aren't mine) that inspired the characteristics inside the media. Highest Ranking: #77 in Science Fiction!

"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 and writing science fiction, and writing in general. If nothing else, I hope it inspires you to try your hand at writing Science Fiction if you haven't already.

A story isn't just a bunch of words slapped onto a page. It's a living, breathing manifestation of your imagination. This guide explores aspects most guides don't touch on such as memorable protagonists, world building, character psychology, and backstory, and many more. It will help you flesh out your ideas and make them fascinating and memorable.

Gentle ripples passed over her, a watery caress that contrasted with her growing unease. Blinking slowly, Eliza tried to make sense of her situation. She found herself submerged, an unexpected aquatic world unfolding around her. Panic crept in as her ankles remained bound, immobilized as if by an unseen force. An attempt to move her arms yielded no results - they were ensnared in an unyielding grip. Seaweed, sinuous and trailing, wrapped itself around her legs with an almost possessive hold. Every movement was thwarted by the constricting tendrils, her struggles mirrored by the rippling sea plants. An urgency to breathe set in, her chest tightening in a desperate plea for air. But the very element that should sustain her had become a stifling barrier. A strand of slimy seaweed clung to her lips, smothering her mouth and nose. It seemed as if the water itself had turned against her, a sinister transformation that threatened to consume her.

They buried him with a broken heart, unable to go on after his wife of 50 years passed away from cancer. Then they dug him up 300 years later, gave him a new body, new abilities and made him fight in a war to defeat the Velkin, a race of terrible alien invaders. He helped the Risen destroy the Velkin armies, defeat their Fleet Master and obliterate their massive siphon before it could drain the Earth of its vital goa. But the war didn't end there. It was just beginning. The sequel to Risen, Risen: Darklight is the second book in the Risen saga as it follows juggernaut Max Niekro in his quest to defeat the Velkin and save the Earth.

Based off Divergent and The Hunger Games: In the future, Eden Spring, a fifteen year old girl notices the territory she is living on is a death trap. The government who she always thought was protecting her and everyone else living on the territory from the 'outside' was the real villain all along. She finds out she is one of the few people on the territory who can rebel against the government and free everyone from danger. Will she risk her life to save the island or will she stay obedient to the government.