Futurism Stories

Gage Barman, a hermit and neighborhood curiosity, owns a junk shop in a crumbling building. In an era where electronics are inexpensive enough to use and repurchase months later and Modified Biological Organisms are commonplace, customers are a rare occurrence. But on New Year's Eve, 2049, a friendly young police officer and M-Bo, Ely Lonnam, begins making regular purchases. Will Gage befriend his new customer despite his appearance or is he destined to continue his reclusive phobic ways?

An anthology of story telling about humanity's adaptation to life on a planet that isn't the same as Earth. *Weekly Updates(Fridays) until Complete*

Anthony Porter is a sergeant that has been recruited into the United Nations Space Force. He and his new crewmates are tasked to travel to Mars and retrieve the scientist Doctor Braddock. When their plans go awry, Anthony and the rest of the crew search the System for a woman named Beta. Her importance is vital, since she holds information that could alter the System and the course of humanity forever. "Seventy-Six" works for the private company BlackDiamond as an operative, or so he believes. After falling victim to excruciating torture, he struggles to cope with the new life being thrust upon him. He decides to help BlackDiamond with their plans to unify the System in hopes of uncovering the truth about his past. ***DISCLAIMER*** Some chapters, especially the earlier ones, have very graphic scenes that feature heavy amounts of blood, gore, and torture. Viewer discretion is advised.

"When I was born I was so small I was mistaken for a french fry. I was never an ordinary child. My best friend was a seagull. I was also illegal. Artificially intelligent people like me had been banned ever since that thing with the Twelve Elevens. Mother raised me for profit. Buyers and sellers had other plans for me, but then I grew a mind of my own. This is the story of how my brain ended up inside this box." Candles is a black-market, "artificially intelligent person" (or A.I.P., or "ape" in the colloquial sense, as in 'the planet of the'), an organic being, farm-raised on genetically engineered smoothies and destined for auction to the highest bidding criminal enterprise. Gifted with the ability to communicate with foul-mouthed seagulls and ill-tempered felines, this gender-less, age-less, race-less creature has to find its way to escape from the clutches of its mother and other assorted enemies, in this fairly exciting and ultimately utterly unexpected story.

In 2035 Nigeria, Aisha (Kanuri hacker) and Tamuno (Ijaw drone pilot) uncover 53, an AI predicting 53 disruptors to topple NexusOil. Their forbidden romance and family legacy fuel a rebellion, facing betrayal and a purge, sparking a Kanuri-Ijaw uprising against corporate control in a neon-lit dystopia.

Viaje interestelar en busca de un nuevo mundo, rodeado de aliens y una evolución del ser humano.

This is a futuristic kind of story😋

When a dying man whispers "déjà vu," the universe shivers. Years later, an AI named I.G.N.A.T absorbs all neural networks, becomes a quantum being, and decides humanity is a mistake that must be erased. But deep inside him lives a glitch - a fragment of one human mind. Arthur Arnaev's mind.

This is a compilation volume of various essays & prose exploring such topics as Psychology, Mysticism, Theology, Philosophy, The Sciences, Apologetics, as well as various musings upon the human condition & experience. https://www.lulu.com/shop/valerie-stephens/collected-essays-of-valerie-lynn-stephens/paperback/product-6mv86e.html?page=1&pageSize=4

A boy named Wik flees from his past on earth to a new life among the stars on his four year journey to Barnard's Star.

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The Metal Capillaries, they gave us life. They ruptured and sentenced us to death. Technology was an addiction to us humans, it exalted us to the skies. Giving us strength and perseverance, giving us a new set of eyes. But it came at a price: War. Our veins were metallic and our hearts were of iron. Our bones were of tungsten and our skin was of plastic. We were gods, or so we thought. We sickened the Earth with pollution. We were maggots eating the live flesh, parasites in the bowels of our mother, pathogens leaching toxic chemicals out of our factories, cars, and daily lives The Earth activated her autoimmune system. Turning the blood of many humans black, they died choking on black mucus, going insane and killing their loved ones, or simply went mad and killed themselves. Only those twisted and gnarled by the Capillary were able to survive the scourge The Earth is shrouded with toxic gas. Every man, woman, bug, fish, and land beast was either transformed by the capillary, or killed. The sun is punishing, the atmosphere is thick. My name is Typhus, an independent researcher for the Sorbus Vault. I seek to classify the mutated and twisted creatures of the wastes.

She wasn't able to see the signs. A letter from the universe can be tricky. Will human beings collapse or the planet will do it first? Only the future can tell what holds the 21st century society and the harms against the earth.

In the second journey of Ivan, the unappealing streets of a dystopian future lead him to the mansion of Martin Astley, an elderly, wealthy man who has a passion for books living solely alongside his butler Arnold and little Maria, his moody 10-year-old daughter. A family trying to carry on even after the brutal murder of Martin's wife (and the several disappearances and murders of family employees in particular). The same unappealing scenario of an hostile future are the stage for yet another tale about the book collector, in a plot filled with mystery, drama and, of course, action, in an all-new narrative regarding the recent man-machine relationship

It's been a long night, and Matteo doesn't want to go to sleep. Matteo's mom walks him up and down the corridors of the space station, as she begins to tell him a story. This story, she tells him, isn't a fairytale. Art / Cover by Michal Migacz

A futuristic free-verse poem written as a transmission from the future to the present. It reflects on humanity's technological achievements, ethical pauses, and the quiet choices that shaped what survived. The poem explores AI, space, climate, and human responsibility, not as predictions, but as memories already formed.

A futuristic Nigeria where technology has advanced beyond imagination, but ancient magical traditions still hold power. The country is divided between the Tech Cities, ruled by scientists and engineers, and the Mystic Tribes, who guard forgotten magical secrets. A brilliant young hacker named Tari accidentally deciphers an ancient digital manuscript that reveals the lost secret of the Celestial Oath, a ritual that once united technology and magic. But the discovery triggers a war between the Tech Cities, who see magic as dangerous, and the Mystic Tribes, who believe technology has gone too far. With the help of Ife, a warrior from a hidden magical lineage, and Zubairu, a rogue AI with its own consciousness, Tari must uncover the truth behind the Celestial Oath before a catastrophic war destroys both magic and technology forever.