Existentialfiction Stories

After loss tore her world apart, Raine Dyer vanished into the forest living in a forgotten cottage. There, beneath the canopy's twilight glow, she stumbles upon an ancient clay statue hidden among the roots. From that moment on, dreams bleed into reality. Whispers follow her. Shadows shift. And the forest remembers more than it should. A haunting tale of loss, isolation, and the secrets buried beneath moonlit soil.

Ren, a disillusioned office worker, feels trapped in a monotonous cycle of work, loneliness, and self-loathing. He contemplates suicide, not because he hates life, but because he is exhausted by society and its expectations. His life takes a turn when he meets Miyuki, a blunt and confident coworker who unexpectedly engages with him. Despite his initial hesitation, Ren begins to spend time with Miyuki, sharing lunches and conversations. Her presence disrupts his usual isolation, and though he resists forming attachments, he starts to look forward to her company. One night, Miyuki invites Ren to drink with her. He is surprised she chose him over others, but he agrees. They go to a bar where she gets blackout drunk, forcing Ren to carry her to his apartment. He gives her his futon while he sleeps on the floor. The next day, he takes her home, realizing she comes from a much wealthier background but doesn't look down on him for it. Ren's routine remains the same, but Miyuki's presence lingers in his mind. Though he wants solitude, he unconsciously longs for her company, signaling the beginning of a complex and possibly tragic relationship.

Emma Raines was never meant to be free. As the neural network known as Reflekt transformed the world into a synchronized utopia, she became its blueprint-the perfect mind, optimized for control. But when fractures in the system reveal echoes of the life she once had, Emma makes a choice that will unravel everything. Tearing down the network is only the beginning. As reality itself crumbles, she must navigate a world where identity is fragmented, control is an illusion, and freedom may come at the cost of existence itself. With the remnants of humanity scattered and the architects of control lurking in the void, Emma faces an impossible choice-rebuild, or let the world fade into oblivion. The system was never just technology. It was a way of thinking. And some ideas don't die easily.

Sequel to The Quiet Experiment. One man starves because he can no longer feed on others, while another finally learns what truly nourishes a human soul.

In the years to come, the world has abandoned spirituality-replacing it with Erebos, a supreme artificial intelligence that compiles the sacred digital scriptures of a new age. But as the system begins to fracture and reality reveals its cracks, Dhanaka-a truth-seeker deemed obsolete by his era-comes to a harrowing realization: Erebos may not be God... but the architect of illusion. Deuscript: Maya is the first chapter in a spiritual-futuristic trilogy that questions the meaning of life, code, and consciousness. In a world written by machines, is there still a place for humanity?

From the author of Quantum Trauma and Semantics comes a living experiment written through the field itself. This is not just a story - it's a transmission. Adrian, a field researcher of consciousness and trauma coherence, moves through Denver's twilight world, where memory and matter overlap. Every reflection, every train window, every pulse of Wi-Fi carries whispers from the unseen network of human resonance. Through encounters with the lost, the addicted, the awakened, and the ordinary, he learns that trauma is not damage - it's signal waiting to stabilize. Blending poetic fiction with the language of neuroscience, quantum field theory, and human empathy, The Field of Photonic Echoes invites readers to witness what happens when research becomes ritual, and story becomes the field speaking itself back into balance. The work is part memoir, part myth, part lab note from a consciousness experiment that is still unfolding. This is literature as living fieldwork. Each word hums. Each scene stabilizes.

In a world where identity is regulated, archived, and corrected by the state, existence itself is conditional. When Investigator Conrad Vale is called to examine a corpse that should not exist, he discovers something impossible. The body is his. Same face. Same scars. Same DNA. Branded with a ribcage sigil the system refuses to recognize, the corpse exposes a truth the Identity Bureau has spent decades burying. As more "Mirrorfalls" appear, people duplicated from erased possibilities, Conrad uncovers a forbidden past involving childhood experiments, forced identity separation, and a twin the system deleted to preserve order. His name is Cassian Rael. And Cassian did not stay erased. Hunted by the Bureau, shadowed by a killer who may be more himself than enemy, and aided by a detective whose own history has been quietly rewritten, Conrad is forced to confront a question more dangerous than murder. Who decides which version of a person deserves to exist? As the grid that governs reality begins to fracture, the state prepares its ultimate solution: Rollback. A protocol designed to collapse timelines, erase alternates, and restore the illusion of a single, manageable world. To approve it is to commit silent genocide. To refuse it is to let reality splinter. Caught between collapse and mercy, Conrad must choose whether to become the weapon the system designed or the fault line that breaks it open. The Mirrorfall Protocol is a dark, cerebral science fiction thriller about identity, memory, and the violence hidden inside systems that claim to protect us. It asks a haunting question that lingers long after the final page. If every memory you have is a theft, what do you owe the person it was stolen from?

"The Conductor" is a haunting and introspective tale that delves into the surreal and chilling encounter of a man with a mysterious conductor in the void between life and death. After a devastating accident, the protagonist finds himself in a dreamlike liminal space, confronted by a train and its enigmatic operator, who offers him an impossible choice in exchange for his soul. Torn between fear, emptiness, and existential dread, the story explores themes of despair, longing, and the terrifying allure of escapism.

What if the soul wasn't divine-but fundamental? What if memory could ripple across time? In this deeply personal and mind-bending book, there are real-life experiences, metaphysical theories, and hard sci-fi to present a radical idea: consciousness is not a product of the brain-it's a field. A field we all tap into. A field we might even be entangled with, across time and space. From theories of soul duality and memory entanglement to AI consciousness and reincarnating across timelines, The Unified Consciousness Field is both an exploration and a confession. It connects the author's own unexplained encounter with the science-fiction epic Soul Hopers, where fractured identities and future wars play out on the battleground of fate and memory. You can check It out in my other stories For fans of science fiction, metaphysics, reincarnation, and deep existential questions-this book is a signal from the void.

What happens when the body whispers what the heart can't scream? In a deeply introspective journey between science and spirituality, a young man grapples with his friend's chronic illness-and his own unraveling sense of self. As questions about pain, identity, and the vastness of the universe mount, he begins to seek meaning not in cosmic answers, but in small, human acts of connection, persistence, and love. A poetic reflection on existence, suffering, and the quiet rebellion of choosing to live with intention.

‎What if the search for truth is never about finding answers, but about embracing the questions? ‎ ‎When three scientists uncover an anomaly that defies the laws of time and space, they're forced to confront a deeper mystery: the nature of reality itself. As they journey into the unknown, they realize the truth isn't something to be found, but something to be lived. ‎ ‎In The Cycle of Becoming, science meets philosophy in a tale that explores the infinite cycle of existence - where answers are elusive, and the only certainty is that the journey never ends.

Vira is a writer who has everything: imposter syndrome, despair, and... a Pinterest account. She decides to sell her book to Netflix. No agent, no connections, no chance - just an AI that keeps convincing her not to delete everything at 2 a.m. This isn't just a story about a writer. It's a meta-diary of survival - between inspiration and burnout, between laughter and self-destruction, between the one who creates, and the one shaped by the algorithm. Funny. Honest. Too real for comfort. - How She Hunted Netflix

Every day looked the same - until the night I saw something glowing in the air. I thought it was a trick of the light. Then it happened again. And again. Turns out, the universe has a strange sense of humor. Because somehow, I ended up the one collecting them. Stitching them. Following them. They say everyone has a calling. Mine just happens to involve light, patience, and the occasional existential crisis. It's quiet work. It's strange work. It's mine. The Pinion Calling is a story about the small, luminous things that find us when we stop looking - and what happens when we finally say yes.

She remembers everything. At least, she thinks she does. But slowly, people around her start remembering things differently. Moments she swears never happened are spoken about like facts. Conversations she never had are repeated back to her. And then there's her- the new girl- who looks a little too familiar, a little too perfect, like she fits into places the protagonist didn't even know were missing. At first, it's easy to ignore. Mistakes happen. People get confused. But confusion turns into patterns. And patterns start to feel like something is being rewritten. Because if everyone is sure about a version of you that isn't real... what does that make you? And more importantly- what happens when that version starts replacing you? Correction. a sketch for now.

Kala is the story of a young artist trapped in a mechanical life of deadlines, dead ends, and digital ghosts. When a strange cat enters her world and a faceless client offers her an impossible job, reality begins to blur. Set in a world where routine hides something ancient and unseen, Kala is a quiet descent into the surreal where every sketch might be a map, and every shadow might be watching.

In a cold and calculated city, Clarisse Vale carves her way into a brutal corporate world, silencing every emotion to finance the lives of her three younger siblings. She lives with the mask of a machine-efficient, emotionless, untouchable. But even steel rusts. As love, grief, and rage knock louder, she realizes the fortress she's built to keep pain out has also locked her inside. In her pursuit of success, she forgets how to live, how to feel, how to connect. The Art of Feeling Nothing is a haunting, brutally elegant reflection of modern ambition, family sacrifice, and the quiet tragedy of emotional starvation.

He never quite belonged. Not to the city. Not to her. Not even to his own reflection. A man, nameless in his final moment, bleeds into the soil beneath a twilight sky-wounded not just in flesh, but in the quiet, constant way that life wounds the misfit soul. He is the ghost of a song lyric. A living ache. A whisper carried too far. And now, in a field that neither judges nor remembers, he waits for the last breath to fade from his chest. ⸻ Inspired by the haunting melancholy of Radiohead's "Creep" and "Let Down," this standalone poetic piece captures a dying man's final thoughts as he slips from the world-alone, forgotten, and yet strangely seen in the stillness of nature. The story does not romanticize death, but it does stare it in the face and find something quietly transcendent: the chemical reaction of blood meeting dirt. The bittersweet hope of someday growing wings. The beauty of unbecoming. For those who've ever felt alien in their own skin... For those who've ever wanted to disappear, but imagined becoming something more instead... This story is not a solution. It's a moment. A funeral hymn for the ones who leave gently, but not without meaning.

Some stories begin with love. Some begin with loss. This one began with a bottle drifting through an endless ocean.

Tian, an NPC gain sentience and a system plays in his head similar to that of players.

Humanity believes it has reached the pinnacle of civilization-skyscrapers scrape the clouds, machines fly to the stars, and knowledge spreads at the speed of light. But what if this is only the Stone Age? What if the true modern age-the era of the mind, of powers and understanding beyond imagination-is still ahead, and we are merely the prehistoric forerunners of a civilization yet to come? Some stumble on hints: glimpses of technology too advanced for our time, inexplicable phenomena, whispers of a future calling. Yet most dismiss it, trapped in the illusion that today is the apex. A mind-bending, existential journey that challenges everything we believe about progress, history, and our place in the flow of time.