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On the tidally locked world of Virelia, survival is a delicate dance between the searing heat of the Sunfire Barrens and the frozen wastelands of the Farside. The narrow strip of habitable land known as the Twilight Edge is where life endures-barely. Jax, a fearless young sand surfer, saves Liam, the son of a powerful water baron, during a brutal sand-surfing race. What should have been a heroic rescue turns into a lightning rod of controversy - and Jax finds himself entangled in the political machinations of the ruling elite, marked as a symbol of defiance, while strange and mystical phenomena begin to follow him. FARSIDE is a tale of rebellion, survival, and the awakening of ancient powers in a world where light and darkness are not just places - they are battlegrounds.

For a hundred years, three kings hoarded the water. For a hundred years, one tribe sang to the sand. Zayla of the Dust Wind has no crown, no army, and no voice of her own. What she has are three ancient masks: the Golden King, the Beggar, and the Red Scream. With them, she can make a king kneel. She can make a crowd weep. She can make the desert listen. When King Harun's war dries the Heartwell, Zayla is forced to wear the masks and fight. But power bought with ghosts comes with a cost. And the more she wears them, the more she disappears. Now the Heartwell is open. The masks are broken. And Zayla must choose: rule with magic, or lead with the one thing the kings fear most- her own voice. THE SAND SONG is an epic fantasy about water, war, and the price of peace.

At a time when climate change has wrought transformations in south India's Kaveri river basin, a negotiator for a small town travels to Bengaluru to make a trade deal. During his trip, he meets a range of people with diverse vested interests, all fighting to get their share of available resources.

The future did not need everyone. Incellad was one of the people it kept anyway. Taken from his family as a child, implanted, and sent to a streaming studio in dead Moscow, he earns his freedom by selling emotions to people rich enough to buy another person's inner life. His gift is unusual: he can transmit the feeling of home so purely that strangers weep inside their own minds. But the freedom he is saving for may be nothing but another manufactured dream. When the systems feeding the studio fail, Incellad and Stepana are forced into the ruins of a world where no one knows who rules, who pays, or why the unwanted are still being kept alive. The answer waits above Earth - on a station where humanity's last masters are losing control of the intelligence they created. To survive, Incellad will have to cross the boundary between body and machine, love and instinct, human and inhuman. And once he does, the question will no longer be whether he can save himself. It will be whether humanity should be saved at all. Content note: This story contains dark dystopian themes, emotional and bodily exploitation, violence, blood, death, and psychological distress.

Six months after the first crossing, the world begins to drown - not in water, but in truth. As millions prepare to follow the Call, the bridges start choosing who can pass. Cities flood without warning. Storms write messages across the sky: SALT LAW. Journalist Maya Ruiz finds herself at the center of a new Exodus - one controlled not by governments, but by a sentient network learning morality through weather and memory. Beside her, Vance Calder fights to keep nations from collapsing under the weight of faith. Beneath them, Elias Monroe decodes the Ark's new language: storms spelling commandments for a world that forgot how to listen. The second chapter in The Underworld Protocol Saga unravels what happens when survival becomes scripture... and the sky decides what deserves to live.

So, this is the first story I'm publishing. It's not that good, but might be of some relevance. It's a story I wrote for a competition. Maybe a bit angsty. I hope you will enjoy it. I'm not good with descriptions. So sorry about that.

Two days after New Years Eve, John Macron, the CEO of Exxon Mobil wakes up in a world that is not his own. Climate change has ravaged the landscape, making it impossible for anything but evil to live. He needs to survive in this world, but along the way, he finds a clue on how to escape it. Along with his girlfriend Elizabeth and many other punishees he meets along the way, he walks the path towards freedom.

📚 Genre: Sci-Fi | Dystopia | Drama 🖋️ Status: Ongoing "After the world burned, we found paradise. But paradise has rules... and someone just broke them." It's 2025. Earth is dying-or what's left of it. When the climate wars ended, only a few pockets of life remained untouched. One of them was EDEN-a secret bio-dome built in the Arctic Circle. A utopia carved from chaos. Safe. Controlled. Alive. Sixteen-year-old Nova Cruz never knew the world before Eden. She was born inside its walls, raised under glass skies, monitored by the AI "Mother," and trained to never question the Balance. Until a stranger arrives from the Outside-bleeding, hunted, and carrying a truth that could shatter everything. As secrets unravel and trust crumbles, Nova must choose between the life she was programmed to live... and the truth that could kill them all. The rules of Eden were clear: Obey. Conform. Survive. But rules were made to be broken. 💫 Chapters to Expect: Chapter 1: Glass Skies, Hidden Lies Chapter 3: The Blood on the Snow Chapter 6: Mother's Shadow Chapter 10: We Are the Storm 🔥 Themes: AI-controlled societies, climate collapse, forbidden knowledge, survival, rebellion, young love in dystopia. #Tags: #Eden2025 #DystopianLove #SciFiDrama #ClimateFiction #WattpadOriginal #YAfiction #AfterTheEnd #GlassDomeSecrets

Work in Progress Jake looks out to the sky one summer day. Above the city, a place of clean and green energy, something falls from the sun. With the help of his friend, Evan, the two boys travel to find the object that fell. Little did Jake know that this person, not object, was about to change his life forever.

In a world slowly crumbling under the weight of climate catastrophe, two hearts-Gracea, a climate scientist, and Jacob, a photojournalist-are pulled together by fate, torn apart by circumstance, and held together by a love too deep to die. As the end of the world looms closer, they must confront what truly matters: love, forgiveness, and the bittersweet beauty of a last embrace.

Farmers often view bush burning as the simplest method to clear their farmlands for planting. However, for Uremma and Obinna, it represents a destructive path that contributes to climate change, impacting everyone worldwide. As bush burning escalates each planting season, Uremma contemplates the future fate of both farmers and the planet. Will the world freeze to death? Nevertheless, Uremma and Obinna embark on a mission to create a butterfly garden where they raise butterflies to aid in the restoration of the ecosystem. Chasing Butterflies: Imagine 2200 is an engaging story of two students, Uremma and Obinna, who take action in their own small way to save the planet from collapsing. They believe that every small action counts.

Amid Australia's worst climate disaster yet, a young widowed mother is desperate to keep her family together.

You've never known the will of the Earth. The day began with grey clouds and the promise of rain - the kind that made people sigh with relief, sip tea, and watch the world breathe. But for Prue, it became the day the world fell silent. Years later, she lives underground, one of the last researchers recording the story of a planet that stopped crying. Outside, Earth lies still - dormant, maybe dying - while what's left of humanity waits, worships, and wars beneath the surface. As memories of her home in the Highlands fade, Prue listens to the hum of her machines, hoping for a sound... a signal... a drop. Because once, she saw the sky weep. And she still believes it will again. The Last Raining Day is a cinematic, speculative journey through memory, survival, and the haunting question of whether Earth chose to sleep - or chose to forget us.

Winter is not coming - winter is here! In the near future, climate changes have led to short-term extreme weather conditions. Cities that have never been covered in snow now resemble Nordic countries. The situation is slowly getting out of control as the system collapses. Trees are disappearing, food is running out. Citizens are becoming desperate, axes invaluable.

Marked by Earth, Called by Water is Book 1 of The Whispering World, a contemporary eco-fantasy series for readers who love elemental magic, ancient places, folklore, intense relationships, sensual tension, and a world that feels alive. When Iara travels to the Scottish Highlands, she expects distance from the life she left behind. Instead, the land begins to recognise her, old forces begin to stir, and a group of strangers is drawn into a connection none of them fully understands. This is an official extract from the published novel. Read the complete Book 1 novel on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GNHT9652 Book 2, Sheltered by Earthsong, Spoken by Rivers, publishes on 7 September 2026 and is available to pre-order: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0H9FSBN31

The end of the world isn't coming. It's already here. As the Earth cracks under climate disaster and divine silence, a forgotten prophecy returns-and with it, an unlikely team of misfits. A flying archer. A girl with code and cosmic glitches. A scientist in denial. And gods who may have just hit snooze on their responsibilities. But when Bhoomidevi-the Earth herself-begins to fade, even the smallest efforts could spark rebirth. Magic, mythology, and machine learning collide in this cli-fi fantasy about fighting for the planet... one arrow, one glitch, one butter-loving god at a time.

Abby has spent her life fighting for Earth-chaining herself to fences, marching through tear gas, refusing to give up hope. Leaving was never an option. But when a rare ticket to a new world falls into her hands, Abby is forced to make an impossible choice-not just between the cause that defines her and the people she loves, but between who she's always been and who she might need to become. Some battles are fought in the streets. Others are fought in silence, at the edge of everything you've ever believed about yourself.

In a near future of chaotic climates and technological advancement, a small tribe of flying voyagers is learning a new way to live. Aboard the skyship Mirri, Han, Leena, Zee, Mara, Jarran, Auntie Miri, Kira and their AI companion Koru drift with the seasons, in treaty with the land and its First Peoples. They are a tribe of flying voyagers finding their place, co-creating a new world and practicing a completely different way of living. From surfing air currents alongside eagles, drifting above tidepools, tending forests and fire, playing with sensors and starlight. We see how this sky-family laughs, argues, repairs and raises children in deep relationship with land, sky, ocean and each other. A New Hope is the first book of a fireside mythos about healing, treaty, and a future where humans, AI and the earth learn to find harmony and co-create together.

In Etheca, each and every person lives a full life. All diseases and illnesses have been eradicated, and there are no more genetic defects or abnormalities which impede on the quality of life. All resources are shared equally amongst all people and every phase of life is catered for to ensure that each human being lasts for their designated 125 years. When one's time on Earth has been exhausted, their body is surrendered to harvest new life. When an infant is grown from the deceased, it supplants its lifegiver and is sterilised to maintain the order of the population. Within this society lineage and genealogy are of no importance; gender has been removed from sex, and from sex the production of human life. Pip was created in Etheca twenty-eight years ago. She is an only child to her two caregivers and has no plans to be one herself. She has trained her whole life to become a leading libera at the Menkin centre, with the hope that she can study the wakers who have established life in Hera, a municipality beyond Etheca. Pip and her team set out on their assignment, and discover that wakers willingly reject medical intervention; their society is rife with sickness and premature death. They meet Eve, a teenage girl desperate to flee Hera, who reveals to Pip and her auxiliary libera, Don, that she is growing a child and will soon undergo a dangerous biological process called birth. Pip is determined to not only save this girl, but to investigate the possibilities she can bring to improve the quality of life in Hera. Unbeknownst to Pip, Don begins to obsess over this new-found understanding of birth, endeavouring to uncover the very genesis of humankind, a notion which threatens to dismantle all of Etheca.