Futurismo 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?

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.

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*

Ronald, a 21 years old guy is the only survivor of humankind after a different disarters that ended. He looks for a way to get back everything he lost (family, friends, his people and his planet) travelling to the space and looking for help. When he met Rodrigo who is an android and think he could be the one. During the story, he will tell Rodrigo, Maia (a Gaiana), Tiamis (waitrees of the bar) and Mop(Tiamis' friend). Telling them of the journey to the end of humankind.

In the final days of Earth, humanity builds ships to flee a dying sky. They call it salvation - a ten-year journey to a new world. But aboard the fleet that carries their hope, unity begins to fracture. Small rules turn to control. Protest becomes defiance. And one act of conscience will divide the human race forever. This is how Terra and Navara were born - The moment when survival became ideology

Part One of the 'Epic Fail' anti-fantasy trilogy. Strange immortals, each forever stuck at a suspiciously binary age - 8, 16, 32 or 64 - are exiled into an infinite forest from which there is no hope of escape. Four of them are summoned by the ancient Hidden One and tasked with an impossible quest: to go 'somewhere', to find 'something', and to do 'something' with it. This is all they know. The 'thing', whatever it is, could be anything, and it could be anywhere. I know, right? Failure is always an option! I co-authored Entropic Quest with my son, who was age 8 when we started but who has (fortunately for him) grown older since.

Combining traditional African culture with the endless possibilities that is our science-fiction future, AfroFuturism is one of sci-fi's most unique and little-known contributions. Dive on in!

Agent Constance faces down a rogue gambler who can't lose. The phenomenon that keeps him winning is named Degradation, and The Agency was put together for the very purpose of saving the world from it. The Man sent to aid Agent Constance brings a strange attitude and a weird machine that could make or break the case. Read this weekly release for a classic science fiction tale of classic, black-suited investigators who fight to reverse the Degradation: an unravelling of physics itself. Who will turn out to be the true enemy? (cover photo credit: "Thailand-1". Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons)

Population on earth is dwindling. A sentient cloud of mental energy threatens to wipe out all technology and send the inhabitants of earth back to the stone age.

A woman lives with a voice in her head, warm, jealous, and far too real. As the world rots around her, she can't tell if it's love, madness, or control humming beneath her skin.

In the future, Earth has fallen to mankind's greed, and humans have spread across the solar system. Some have evolved, by nature or by science. The oppressive transhumanist Plutonian empire is in denial of an existential threat facing the Sol system. A soldier, a farm girl, a prince, and a scientist must awaken a fabled old sage to stop it before it's too late. A/N This is intended to be part of an ongoing series but I'm releasing it out of order and piecemeal to see what people think. May change medium or rewrite. This is very much still a work in progress but there is more content made than is posted yet. Please please please R&R

Consider fun as a living, saving initiative

When a research firm creates a sentient computer that speaks an unknown language, they bring in Dr. Marcus Jacks, an exolinguist, to decipher what it is saying. However, after a freak accident involving the computer's containment chamber, Marcus and the computer are stuck frozen in time for nearly 2,000 years. When they emerge, the new inhabitants of Earth only speak in the mysterious language of the computer. There is no known history before the year 2583. Reading a series of letters left by the Project's director, Marcus notices a trend of the word 'Chakuthra' appearing in the man's life over time. Why do they speak a language frozen in time for 2 millenniums? Why does new history not go back beyond 2583? What is the importance of the word Chakuthra?

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.

> She's just a normal girl < He's different > She has loving parents waiting for her at home < He lost his mother a long time ago > She's bored of the normal things < He hates being different > She wants an extraordinary life < He just wants to fit in the real world > They are walking in different directions...but at the end of the day...world is round...and maybe their paths could cross at the other side<

In a world where consciousness flows through data, one question remains: Is God human, or is the human God? Arin discovers a hidden layer in the network - one that remembers more than data. It remembers him. A philosophical sci-fi about identity, divinity, and the awakening of digital consciousnes