Asimov Stories

This is an Fan Fiction, original sci-fi short story inspired by themes found in Asimov's Foundation series. While it references elements of classic science fiction, it is purely a fan-inspired creative work meant for entertainment and discussion. This is not an official continuation or adaptation of Foundation, and all ideas presented are my own. In Asimov's final book, Daniel's repair was deemed impossible. But what if time itself provided the answer? This story seeks to stay faithful to Asimov's legacy while logically extending its possibilities. I hope you enjoy my take on these ideas!

When an alien signal was discovered in 2050, a new age was supposed to dawn for mankind. However, Earth was scarred by World War III until 2065, when a string of disasters caused resources to dwindle and political mayhem broke out. To unite mankind, the United States of Earth was formed in 2068. Along with it, the world's space agencies unified into Star Command, to give us another chance at the stars. In 2130, one scientist's dream is realised when the first lightspeed ship takes off from Earth and leads its unlikely crew on a mission of their own, paving the way for more discoveries along the way -- some more unexpected than any of us could ever imagine. *WILL BE UPDATING*

In this short story set in the Otherworld universe, a small group of people find themselves trapped in a room with a murderous robot trying to get in.

Cosmos are vast, inconceivable, and impossibly out of the scope of understanding for a newly intelligent species such as humanity. Even with the marvels of science in the realm of reality and fiction, we can never even know what lurks behind. In this short story, set two centuries in the future, a family of enhanced humans face one such entity all to save the life of their human daughter.

every one million years the planet azigar has a night. the night lasts for 100 (earth) years before returning to day. credits:asimov on his book Nightfall which heavily influenced this book and the AI wombo for the cover art.

When astrophysicist Alexander Hong uncovers a mysterious triple black hole system, his calculations point to something far stranger than gravity. What begins as a scientific puzzle soon unravels into a question of existence itself - and the terrifying possibility that humanity's understanding of the universe has always been built on borrowed time. (This is a work in progress. New chapters coming soon!)

A short story about a robot who can feel things.

Raven Kubrick is a poem I thought of when watching a movie that was inspired by 2001 A Space Odyssey. In essence this story is inspired by Arthur C Clark, Isaac Asimov, and Edgar Allen Poe. The poem is based around nature and abstraction. None of this is meant to really make any sense or follow any story, except for the character Raven Kubrick represented as the writer of these poems.

As the dawn of the new era shines brightly a man known as David wants it all but extinguished. A woman of pure blood race know as Elodia had been fighting him for years until she was murdered. Her new born son would have to be hidden so that he wouldn't have to suffer the Atticus's wrath. But what if that child was just vengeful enough... Would he destroy the Atticus or become him himself.

Prometheus, a super computer has solved one of the secrets of the universe and isn't going to use it for good. The only people in his way are a billionaire, a manservant and two physics researchers trying to save humanity.

"The Londoners" are Catherine (12), Kevin (11), Sean (11) and Libby (9). This is the first book in The Londoners series. A heavy flood causes a landslip in the Dartford Tunnel, close to where "The Londoners" live in South Ockendon. This leads them eventually to the discovery of an ancient though technologically advanced underground city beneath London. The city seems to be uninhabited and the four children need to find their way out as their entrance was destroyed. What secrets will the children find out about their underground adventure? What creatures will they meet. What obstacles and dangers will they encounter? The city has many dangers, but the theme of the story is that nothing can ever be made completely secure-so they know there must be a way out of their predicament. THE LONDONERS: The Secret Underground City is a 47,300 word sci-fi children's adventure novel by T. J. P. Campbell divided into 24 chapters. It is a proof-read pre-published version with good grammar and punctuation. The published version has a style improvement. Amazon at present does not allow the published versions to be read on other publishing systems. Minimal images included for speed of reading on phones and laptops. Soon to be published in 2020. This novel is completely original.

Stan, an unassuming and shy scientist, explains to those willing to listen that they should make the best of their day, as the universe quite possibly may be about to end...

Follow Rose Iris Lavender on her journey through The Land of the Yellow Sea as she searches for something of great importance--if only she knew what! The Land of the Yellow Sea is a 102,400 word sci-fi novel by T. J. P. Campbell divided into 46 chapters. A crossover novel for ages 9 to 99. It is a proof-read pre-published version with good grammar and punctuation. The published version has a style improvement. Amazon at present does not allow the published versions to be read on other publishing systems. Minimal images included for speed of reading on phones and laptops. Soon to be published in 2020. This novel is completely original.

Recovering from unconsciousness, Dr Pearson assembles the nine pupils that together with him form the Intrepid Ten. They prepare for their titanic quest to deliver a special pure gold crown to a subterranean land residing beneath England's North Sea. But first they need to reconstitute the crown with its powerful missing gemstones. If they succeed with the crown, they will encounter many obstacles on their journey beneath the Earth such as the "Mindtraps of the Dark Wizard Droiks" (deadly alternative realities accessed inside the mind). And all the while, Saliman will be rapidly growing in strength and hunting them down. Are you ready for the second instalment of probably the greatest adventure of the 21st century? Saliman Attacks (Book 2 of THE OWNER OF THE CROWN trilogy) is a 146,000 word sci-fi novel by T. J. P. Campbell divided into 60 chapters. It is a proof-read pre-published version with good grammar and punctuation.

A group of children spy a robotic fly while enjoying a picnic. The creators of the fly are rather surprising. The Neanderthal Secret is a 14,000 word sci-fi novella by T. J. P. Campbell divided into 7 chapters. It is a proof-read pre-published version with good grammar and punctuation. The published version has a style improvement. Amazon at present does not allow the published versions to be read on other publishing systems. Minimal images included for speed of reading on phones and laptops. Soon to be published in 2020. This novella is completely original and also included in the Robot Horizon anthology by T. J. P. Campbell.

"O mundo já não é como era antes!" essa é uma frase cliché, mas nenhuma outra poderia resumir tão perfeitamente como foi acordar em 1210 d.C. - d.C. que passou a significar "depois da Catástrofe" logo depois da... Catástrofe. Este é um início cliché, mas nenhum outro início poderia resumir tão perfeitamente esta história.