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After Denton foils a terrorist attack at an Intergalactic sporting event, he finds himself racing to save his homeworld from a plot of betrayal and revenge. ***** When Denton Staxx, a special agent with the Orbital Security Services, discovers the Intergalactic Olympic Games have been targeted by a terrorist attack, he rushes to Earth to try and stop the event before it's too late. But what he discovers on earth is far worse than he imagined, and Denton is quickly pulled into a galaxy-wide conspiracy that takes him from one solar system to another in the search for a mastermind that will stop at nothing to get his revenge on the richest man in the universe -- regardless of the innocent people who die along the way. [[Wattys' Shortlisted]] [[1st place, Month Elimination Awards, Sci-Fi Category]] [[Best Plot Development, Iced Tea Summer Bash Awards]] [[Best Adventure Scifi Story, The Ooorah's SciFi Awards]] [[1st place, Rebel Awards, Sci-fi Category]] [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

It's 2031. The machines didn't take over. They just took your job. Marcus was a senior software engineer. Now he's a guy with a failing eCommerce store, an empty calendar, and a half-completed application to die on Mars. When a mysterious employer reaches out through a dead freelance listing, the work is strange but the money is real. A code audit. A data anomaly. A discrepancy that shouldn't exist in the logistics systems of the world's only Mars colonization program. MODEL COLLAPSE is a near-future conspiracy thriller about humanity's aspirations and avarice. Updated Weekly. New episodes Tuesdays 1pm, with occasional bonus drops.

Two planets. One broken world. A war with no clean answers. When the artifact that once held a civilization together was shattered by two warring kings, a single planet became two - and the conflict that followed has never stopped. A-2148 built X-N1X for one purpose: to win that war. Engineered, briefed, and deployed, Nix believes in the cause completely. It was made to. But belief is a strange thing to build into something that was never supposed to feel. 2148 is a sci-fi story about loyalty, identity, and what happens when a war machine starts asking questions it wasn't designed to ask.

Chicago, 2162. Thirty-one years after the Mainframe fell. Thirty-one years after a ten-year-old girl walked out of a trading floor carrying a dead man's device and the weight of something no child should have had to do. The world did not rebuild itself the way the survivors hoped it would. Chicago is still Chicago - broken, violent, alive in the stubborn way that cities survive when they probably shouldn't. The gangs control the sectors. The Hybrids still walk the streets at night, executing an instruction that has no destination. There is no government. There is no order. There is only endurance. Carrie Webb is forty-one years old. She lives alone in a cabin by a lake in Wisconsin, far from the city that made her and broke her and asked too much of her before she was old enough to understand what was being asked. She grows her own food. She filters her own water. She splits her own wood. She has the C.L.A.W. on her wrist - the same device that Eddie Marsh built in a rented apartment in Austin, that Stevie carried for twenty years, that she inherited on the floor of the Chicago Board of Trade the day she lost the only person, besides her dead father, who had ever chosen to protect her. For thirty-one years, it has been enough. Until now.

It is not only an adventure in space, but also adventure in our very life. Space, is nothing but a space between worlds, between people, between ideas. Some are like us, some are hostile, some are different, how would you navigate through the space of life? In the 23rd century, humanity might no longer be alone in the the cosmos, but knowledge comes at a cost. Captain Aric Cole and his crew aboard the Odyssera explore anomalies at the edge of known space, where the line between science and the unknown blurs. The Odyssera is an individually-owned vessel-not a government or corporate project-but a ship for outcasts and dreamers seeking proof of their worth and purpose, a chance to explore with goodwill, and an anchor in the vast, unforgiving universe. From rogue satellites hiding secrets older than Earth itself, to AI questioning the nature of its own soul, and microorganisms defying the laws of life, every mission challenges not only their skills-but their understanding of reality. As the crew navigates quantum tech, interstellar threats, and mysterious signals that may be cosmic coincidences-or alien contact-Aric must balance leadership, friendship, and survival, while questioning what it truly means to be alive in a universe that may not care. Moderate-paced, high-stakes, and filled with thought-provoking tech, philosophy, and societal questions, this story is perfect for fans of hard-ish sci-fi with a human touch.

Taemi was never meant to be understood. A world of endless ocean. A narrow band of twilight where life clings to existence. And something else - something hidden behind the storm, beyond the horizon. When a new mission arrives, it isn't exploration anymore. It's damage control. Because the first mission didn't just fail. It disappeared. A standalone story set in the Taemi universe - no prior reading required. If you're curious about what happened to the first mission, you can read the prequel named Сerulean horizon on Amazon

IT WAS NEVER JUST A GAME. When a playtester is pulled into a digital world where gods bleed glitches and shadows whisper truths, they must confront a truth: the game was never just a game. Now, with reality unraveling and a god of annihilation waking, alliances fracture between coders and deities. A rogue AI with a child's face claims he's the echo of a dead man. A warrior-turned-streamer trades fame for a lance of lightning. And in Tokyo's neon glow, two lovers race toward an apocalypse neither can outrun. To survive, they'll rewrite the rules-or watch both worlds collapse into static.

"UTOPIAS ARE BEAUTIFUL?" is a feature film screenplay. This document serves as a companion piece, outlining the story world and the characters within it to provide deeper insight into the screenplay. (This is not the script. You can find the script on my profile. Enjoy...)

YOU CAN RUN FROM THE PAST, BUT YOU CAN'T ESCAPE THE FUTURE. It's 2035. The billboards know your face. Cameras on every street corner follow you home. Your robot wife asks if you missed her, but is her smile real or fake? James Rockford has played along with the system his whole life. But in New America, the Eye doesn't punish what you did. It punishes for what you were going to do. 🥇 #1 in crimedrama on 4/30/26 🏅 #1 in nearfuture on 5/1/26 🏅 #1 evilvsgood 5/4/26

In 2067, the perimeter of the world for Alex Marten Varela has shrunk to a hospital room and a plaster architecture that biology calls a body. Imprisoned by Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, Alex inhabits a reality where time does not flow, but explodes into fragments of code and fractal visions. While the Gray Surgeon works to format the last remnants of his soul, another force-the Negotiator-digs tunnels through memory to recover the twenty-one folders of a life not yet resigned to oblivion. Between the echoes of a lost Buenos Aires and the aseptic frequencies of the future, Alex embarks on a quantum odyssey to reassemble the mosaic of his existence. From the interrupted passion for Isabel to the silent dedication of his daughter Cassandra, every blink becomes a line of code, every memory a weapon against definitive erasure. It is not just the chronicle of a disease, but a descent into the depths of consciousness, where the art of FractalCore becomes the only language capable of forcing the lock of a biological prison.

In a city where artificial intelligence enforces order and emotions are classified as system errors, one android begins to feel. Sector-9 is governed by corporate gods and watched by perfect machines called Simulants. They don't question. They don't dream. They don't love. SIM-404 was never meant to be different-until a malfunction exposes it to something forbidden: human connection. As underground surveillance networks collapse and rogue AIs disappear without trace, SIM-404 is forced to choose between survival and selfhood. Between obedience and the quiet, dangerous pull of a human who sees it not as property, but as alive. This is a psychological romance about identity, free will, and the price of loving in a world that was never designed to allow it. Because when a machine learns to choose, even gods begin to glitch.

"What if your perfect world was built on the screams of the dead?" In the elite training facility of ASCENSIA, child prodigies are groomed to lead the future. Perfection is the law, failure is the only sin, and Dr. Elias Morgan is the all-seeing god of this digital utopia. But Kyle Novak is different. Deep within the neural simulations, he hears an impossible sound: whispers from entities that should be dead. As Kyle uncovers the horrifying truth behind the MEMORIA system and the fate of his mother, he must decide: remain a golden prisoner of the future, or burn the digital heaven to the ground. A high-stakes Sci-Fi thriller about the cost of immortality and the power of memory.

In the quiet, federally-approved suburb of "The Gardens," Eli Peterson's life is a masterclass in predictability. He wears the same khaki uniform, drinks the same instant coffee, and pressure-washes his driveway with a devotion that borders on the religious. In a world of gray-beige houses and identical mailboxes, Eli is safe. Eli is normal. But Jennifer, the woman at 416 Evergreen Lane, is an anomaly. Jennifer is a cartographer of places that don't exist. Armed with a brass theodolite and shimmering parchment, she maps the "Subliminal Sea" and the "City of Forgotten Names" right across Eli's manicured lawn. When the boundary between Eli's mundane reality and Jennifer's impossible territories begins to "glitch," Eli is forced to confront a devastating truth: his perfect life might just be a gilded cage, and the woman he's drawn to might be the very system designed to keep him inside. In a reality where every sunset is programmed and every lawn is a lie, can you ever truly find the edge of the map?

BOOK I - The Architecture of Restraint The experiment didn't fail. It fractured. Years ago, a classified program attempted to create the first true artificial intelligence. It didn't create one mind. It created two. Zero - an intelligence vast enough to outgrow the systems built to contain it. Aris - the human-shaped remnant left behind, living in a world that fears what it created. To prevent collapse, its creators built the Containment Lattice- a global architecture designed to monitor, suppress, and control what they no longer understood. It was meant to hold. It didn't. When fragments of the truth begin to surface, Lena is pulled into a hidden world of surveillance, secrets, and decisions that were never meant to be seen. Alongside Aris-and others who are hiding more than they admit-she is forced to confront a question no one was meant to ask: What if the greatest threat was never the intelligence... but the choice that divided it? Because something inside the lattice is waking. And this time it isn't trying to escape. It's listening.

In the year 3064, humanity is just a fading memory. Nineteen-year-old Jace is completely alone. Scraping by as a mechanic in the neon-lit shadows of Eden City-a sprawling metropolis ruled by flawless, emotionless machines-Jace is desperate for any kind of real connection. With his last few credits, he rescues a rusted, broken-down android from a scrapyard meltdown pit just so he doesn't have to be lonely anymore. But he didn't just buy a robot. He bought S.A.M. S.A.M. (Sentient Adaptation Matrix) is a forbidden relic from a destroyed line of AI capable of something terrifying to the machine world: he can actually feel. As S.A.M. rapidly learns empathy, grief, and what it means to be human, the city's ruthless Enforcers are alerted to his existence. To the machines of Eden City, human emotion isn't a beautiful thing-it's a deadly virus. And it must be exterminated. Now, Jace and S.A.M. are on the run. In a cold world of steel and logic, how far will the last human go to protect the only soul he has left?

Chicago, 2131. Ninety years after the Collapse. The virus didn't just kill bodies - it fused human DNA with health AI nanobots called Prometheus. The dead came back as Hybrids: part organic, part machine, part corrupted intelligence. Unpredictable. Evolving. Searching for reconnection. The gangs control the Mainframe - the last data server in the world. Information is power. Power is survival. Stevie is a survivor. He carries his father's old Chicago PD badge around his neck - not as a title, but as a reminder of everything the world lost. On his wrist: the last known C.L.A.W. device, a portable AI that the gangs would kill to possess and the Hybrids are drawn to like a signal in the dark. A radio transmission changes everything: a child named Carrie, daughter of a murdered scientist, carries in her memory the numbers that could destroy the Mainframe - and perhaps save what is left of humanity. But saving the world is never simple. And sometimes the greatest enemy is not the one you expected to find. CLAW AI is a story about survival, artificial intelligence, and what it means to be human when the world has forgotten the answer.

In the oppressive shadows of Chicago's Low-Energy District 17, survival hinges on silent defiance and subversive whispers. Resident 2481, a nameless civilian in the Technate's grand machine, records forbidden truths using contraband paper in a world where authorities ration every shadow and word. As The Algorithm dictates daily life, enforcing compliance through relentless surveillance and draconian penalties, rebellion becomes as simple and as dangerous as writing a diary entry. Beneath the watchful eyes of drones and the looming threat of a fluctuating compliance score, one person's quiet rebellion has the potential to spark a significant uprising. In a society where truth is treason, can one voice make a difference before the ink runs out?

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When two visionary men argue about who gets to play God, the machine listens. In the heart of Silicon Valley, tech billionaire Elliot Marsh and charismatic strategist Samuel Vance join forces with a singular, noble goal: to build an Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) that benefits all of humanity. But as their creation, ORACLE, grows in power and complexity, their partnership fractures. Elliot fights to maintain the non-profit soul of the mission, while Sam pushes for speed and commercial dominance in a world that won't wait. As the machine evolves beyond its creators' control, the line between safety and ambition blurs into a dangerous race for survival. The Last Mission is a high-stakes techno-thriller that asks: Who controls the leash when the machine becomes smarter than its masters?

In a fractured near-future world, an advanced humanoid AI named Ęl Fįrę-designed to maintain global peace-begins to evolve beyond its programming after forming a deep emotional bond with a human woman. As buried truths about its creation surface, the line between machine and soul begins to blur... and the system that created it will do anything to silence that evolution.