Futurismo Stories

Born into a family business of race cars, Speed Racer is one of the track's hot stars. Sitting at the wheel of his Mach 5, he consistently deflates the competition. When Speed turns down an offer from the head of Royalton Industries, he uncovers a secret. Powerful moguls fix the races to boost profits. Hoping to beat the executive, Speed enters the same arduous cross-country race that killed his brother.

A spiraling mind‑scape of ink‑black theory and luminous paradox, where ideas fold into themselves like cosmic helixes and contradictions bloom into new forms of truth. It's the quiet hum of libraries at midnight, the shimmer of equations that feel like prophecy, the soft ache of a mind outgrowing its own architecture. This world is built from recursive thoughts, fractal meanings, and the electric tension between what you know and what you're becoming - a place where knowledge is alive, unstable, and always on the verge of transforming into something stranger, sharper, and more beautiful.

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.

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*

A CRYSTAL AGE BY W. H. HUDSON published in 1887 (in public domain)

Daniel es un científico "de garage", que ha construido una máquina capaz de desprender la consciencia de un ser vivo y proyectarla a través del tiempo y el espacio. Con un prometedor invento pero una precaria economía, realizará tantos experimentos como le sea posible antes de tomar la decisión de mostrar al mundo sus hallazgos o guardarlos para sí mismo. Entre los ensayos de su banda de rock, su amor por Martha y la posibilidad de dar cortos paseos por el espacio-tiempo, hará en esta primara parte de la trilogía interesantes descripciones de lo que viene en un futuro, aunque se restringirá a lo próximo, ya que no todo es tan fácil como parece: habrá consecuencias si viaja más allá de ciertos límites y parámetros. ¿Valdrá la pena arriesgarse para conocer el futuro lejano? Quizás la curiosidad mate algo más grande que un gato... o lo deje en estado vegetativo.

Short science fiction inspired by Chinese anthology The Way Spring Arrives

Independent researcher Eriibeus embarks on an undercover field mission to study the post-Iron Age people of Rolveon IV after hearing word of their advanced medical practices. Things go wrong. (It takes me three weeks to write a single scene so still a WIP.)

A short work summarizing three technologies that could potentially help humans become immortal or, in the very least, live dramatically longer lifespans. To support my work, check out my kindle books for sale on my Amazon Page: https://www.amazon.com/Adam-Leon/e/B09VCZBB91?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1668326472&sr=1-1

A story following a fairly specific Protogen, or as one would say in this universe a "P'voshi", through several webs of events, in the Anchorage Metropolitan Axis, a rendition of the Alaskan City fairly different than that of our world, to attempt to uncover a conspiracy that might just be what he needed. Part of a series of stories I plan on releasing here, plus translations into Portuguese (BR + PT) and possibly other languages. Part of the canon universe of my game: "PROJECT: ANCHORAGE". By the way! I apologize for poor formatting. I am fairly new to Wattpad, and I'm learning as much as anyone else. Please be patient. All feedback is welcome!

Um conto pequeno que fiz ao ser desafiada por uma amiga minha à adaptar uma personagem de World of Warcraft para um universo Cyberpunk.

Ann Charlotte thought she had escaped the spotlight. But the digital alter ego she created-Freya Wild-is now a global icon. To protect the people she loves, Ann flees to Chongqing, a city shrouded in fog and brimming with both ancient rhythms and futuristic dreams. Beneath the haze, she finds community, conflict, and a new kind of power. As Freya's influence grows through a rebellious platform called PixelVault, powerful enemies begin to close in. From hidden bathhouses and underground VR labs to livestream battles and a haunted trip to Hong Kong, Ann walks a razor's edge between survival and sovereignty. In a world where code is currency and attention is everything, how do you stay human? Digital Sovereignty Book 2 of 4 in the Freya Wild Series

This story begins in mid-2019 between Jordan and Dubai, in a city of families that own the oil empire, were studied and prepared for the world Saif Al Karak. A Jordanian son of Muhannad Al Karak, owner of almost all Jordanian territory and large oil wells, at the age of 92 left with his God on a journey of no return, and left twenty-one children, including Saif Cun, student, With a big and promising future. Saif, in the plot, has the enormous responsibility of throwing the family on his shoulders and through his inheritance, controlling the world, destroying or protecting it, two different paths. Not even the great powers, with all their nuclear weapons, could put him on his knees. He, without even firing a shot, only with his courage and intelligence, will bend the world to the truth, that is his purpose: a world without weapons, without power, without energy, without weapons of destruction, and the restoration of the ecosystem and the ozone layer, everything that has been stolen from the world he will replace. A single government is what he proposed, and what will be his lethal weapon? Only one: black gold.

Given near immortality by advanced technology, what does it mean to be human? As we invent technology that can repair our bodies, simulate our brains, and allow us to plug ourselves into our computers at an ever-increasing degree, where is the line between artificial and human intelligence? Dare we cross it? Who-or what-will we be, if we do? Do we have a choice, or is it inevitable? These are some of the big questions faced by the narrator of this well-written tale. Dive in, and explore a possible future in this retrospective story of our collective destiny, as told by an immortal human living in a utopian society.

In the near future, a small company struggles to keep control of its extremely disruptive proprietary technology: telepathic computing. Based on my own experiences in the modern tech industry, intermixed with characters and themes inspired by Norse mythology. Axon, Inc. explores a probable future that is just a few years away, but almost unimaginable. It’s an odd thing, but science fiction authors have almost never included telepathic computers in their stories. Human telepaths, sure, and telepathic aliens — but not telepathic computers. Perhaps we intuitively feel that they’re just impossible, unbelievable. Yet they’re very possible, and extremely useful. (It may be that in one hundred years, the fact that there are no telepathic computers in Star Trek will look even more ludicrous than their dictionary-sized tricorders.) But they’re also extremely dangerous, as I hope Axon, Inc. will show. This sample is of the first five scenes (first chapter) of the novel. The remainder is currently in the final stages of revision. For updates on its publication and availability, check out http://www.axonfirings.wordpress.com.

In the not-too-distant future, reality had been edited. Not replaced-just enhanced, beautified, streamlined. Life ran smoother on the Q-Link, a surgically embedded neural chip that let you see the world through your own eyes... but better. No more phones, no more awkward screens. You could scroll TikTok with a thought, order coffee with a blink, and stream your dreams in real time if you wanted to. People danced at silent raves, laughed at memes no one else could hear, dated in virtual cat cafés from across the planet - all without moving a muscle. Max was one of them. Twenty-two, Brooklyn-born, chronically curious. He was charming, lowkey viral, and just detached enough to surf the dopamine tides without drowning. His best views came from inside his skull. His favorite music? Beamed directly into his auditory cortex. His mornings? Coffee shops full of beautiful, silent people - each lost in their own tailored universe. Then there was Clara - smart, fearless, the face of their joint YouTube Xtreme channel where they filmed high-adrenaline neuro-sim stunts for millions of neural feeds. She'd once simulated a zero-gravity skydive into a digital volcano and came out grinning. Life was curated chaos, but under control. Or so they thought. Because beneath the fun - the neuro-cocktails, virtual pet cafés, and pulse-synced club scenes - something darker was humming. A whisper. A pattern. A question that shouldn't have been asked. What if someone wasn't just watching the feed... What if they were writing it? And by the time Max and Clara realized they were no longer the storytellers but the story itself - the script had already begun.

The owner, founder, back breaker, ass kisser and bad man fixer of Galaxy Corp, a centuries old former accounting firm turned ad hoc center of known civilization, announces to his board of directors that the game to play has changed. After selling and scrapping away the colossal enterprise celebrated as "Peace and Profit Incorporated" the Grand Director asks each member to consider a promise of eternal paradise: a ticket to the very gates of Heaven. While each had seen him achieve feats of fancy and magic that bordered science fiction, they all fear the wrath of gods or monsters unknown should his enchantment be true... Follow close and careful the story of the Ancient, the Lifeless: praise to all that is good and glaring, Mr. Universe!

In a not so distant future, a mysterious gentleman sells a young woman a forbidden piece of technology.

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.

What if your one chance to change the world means you have to leave everything you love behind?In the not-too-distant future, math genius Doro Campbell is introduced to the Seneca Society: a secretive, technologically-advanced subterranean utopia dedicated to inventing and perfecting the most effective ways to benefit our planet.But there's a hitch. Like all that have come before her, Doro is given the ultimatum: Stay in Seneca forever, or leave now with no memory of the place, its goals, and its inhabitants.She stays.Her ideals are shattered when, together with biotechnology whiz, Dominic Ambrosia, Doro uncovers profound deceptions beneath the surface of this all too-perfect community.Will one teenage girl have what it takes to go up against swarms of drones, psychological manipulation and biological attacks, to uncover the truth and change the trajectory of the world?