Futuristicsociety Stories

The year is 2050. Humans have evolved in every way. Weapons, homes, vehicles. Even emotions are now nothing more than artificial fabrications. How is it possible to distinguish a human from a clone, when everyone is the same... and similar? That's why research into clones has been halted, and all supporting companies have been shut down. The government stands firmly behind its decision, opposing the creation of clones that could aid humanity. So... were clones truly discontinued before they ever existed? And what about the sudden disappearance of those who had conducted rigorous research into this? What did anyone know about the red-haired woman wandering the dark streets with a melancholic melody, and why did she draw butterflies for each victim she killed? Why hasn't she been caught... yet? So why did any of this concern Olga, whose life was nothing but torture and who was simply trying to survive? She continued to live her miserable life, unaware of what was to come. Was it always going to be this way...?

At the start of the 22nd century, The Flash happened, it brought the Ragnarok Virus. Humanity was changed and Marcus Sewell had lost everything. After 11 years, The Providence comes to America as saviours with its daemons: a new race of man known as posthuman. Marcus doesn't trust them so infiltrates the organisation yet in the end he does not know whether he has entered the beast or been consumed.

Silvia Ross Vale is a 18 year old girl who wants nothing to do with the Queenceps, she was going to train to be a crafter. Her family is working class, her mother a teacher, her father a crafter and makes some of the most beautiful crafts in the queendom. Silvias little sister is still in school and is 5. When Silvia is chosen to compete in the Queenceps her life will change forever. She discovers a secret our 2 that will change the course of the queendom forever if she becomes queen and a few people will stop at nothing to stop her from being queen and a few will stop at nothing to make her queen. Will she become the queen always looking over her shoulder our not and always regret the chance she had to change the world.

Born into a world at war slowly destroying itself, Calla Deshmir struggles as she sneaks out of the safe-city and is then locked out to fend for her life against the creatures of the dark called Outbreakers-creatures that were once considered myths, like vampires and werewolves. During her struggle, Calla comes to know a vampire named Nathan and wonders if he truly is a monster at all.

A global-scale war leads to the creation of a futuristic utopian society called the United People's Republic of Earth. Headed by the World Parliament, the global government is made up of multiple continents and countries existing autonomously under a single central government. When Stella is sent to prison for an illegal school newspaper, she meets several other kids in the prison and slowly learns that this so-called peaceful government is not what it seems...

The Triad's Daughters is a futuristic yet contemporary dystopian novella. Set on a planet that has been damaged by multiple generations, the main characters - Lucy and 9 - are trying to create a better future for themselves and for the planet. Artificial intelligence and humans live together in a world that is manipulated by the 7th Quarter that claims to improve people's lives and the environment, but does it? For context I wrote this novella in 2018.

Scarlet Vant lives in a strict society run by a government that restricts freedom of speech and numbs emotions with brain implants to protect its citizens. She has always been loyal to her government, trusting that the laws are in place to protect her. When Scarlet meets Marty, a rebel boy, her entire reality changes. The government might not be trying to protect her, but instead trying to control her. She finds herself on the run from the government after some unexpected circumstances. Will she serve justice or will she face death?

In the year, 2116, the population had been grouped together by natural talents: Musics, Dancing, Arts but the only time the classes may intermingle is at their place of religion and the annual bashes for the queen.

"Beneath the Shimmering Sky: Nova's Utopian Symphony" is a captivating short story that paints a vivid picture of a futuristic utopia called Nova. It delves into the intricate details of this harmonious society, showcasing its advanced technology, sustainable infrastructure, and emphasis on education, well-being, and community. The story explores the profound impact of a utopian city on its inhabitants, highlighting the transformation of their lives as they experience abundance, equality, and a profound sense of purpose. It captures the essence of Nova's visionary ideals and the unwavering pursuit of a better world, leaving readers inspired by the boundless possibilities of a future that values both human ingenuity and compassion.

Trey was the only one who remembered life before. Before the change. Colors, music, smelling the roses. Trey had a life before. He had friends. Now he was the only one who remembered and it was driving him crazy. How friends disappeared when they showed up. He hasn't heard from them since and he doesn't think they ever will. When they showed up everything went black and white. This digital clock showed up on his arm over his tattoos. Like it was floating there. And it was always counting down. 214 days, 54 minutes 12 seconds He didn't know what it meant until one day a new student arrived. ~

Dystopian short stories, length differs

In the near future, humanity faces its greatest challenges-AI-driven chaos, political instability, environmental collapse, and an existential identity crisis. Amid this turmoil, Evan, a brilliant project manager, is tasked with a groundbreaking mission: to summon the greatest minds of history and integrate them into modern society. The project, known as The Pantheon, aims to bring figures from history-philosophers, leaders, scientists, and warriors-into a world desperately in need of their wisdom. But as these historical figures, such as Napoleon, Ada Lovelace, and Cleopatra, are awakened in a society they cannot comprehend, they must navigate a new world with values, challenges, and technology that would have seemed impossible in their own times. Some adapt quickly, others struggle with their place in this future world. As Evan works to guide these legends, conflicts arise between the ideas of the past and the complexities of the present. Old ideologies clash with modern problems, and the lines between wisdom and outdated thinking blur. Can these figures truly help solve the crises that threaten humanity, or will their presence create more turmoil? The Pantheon is a thrilling blend of historical fiction and speculative science fiction, where the wisdom of the past meets the urgent needs of the present. As Evan and his team strive to resolve the crises, the fate of humanity hangs in the balance. This summary is under 2,000 characters and sets the stage for a rich, complex story filled with historical figures, modern crises, and an exploration of how the past can influence the future.

When disaster struck, the Government decided to build a dome, heavily reinforced and away from harm. This was gauranteed to keep the people safe, the only problem - the dome was too small and the entire population of the city could not have fit inside all together. Their solution was to give priority to the more "important" people of the city, such as people who held titles, owned largely known companies or people with significant occupations in rebuilding the city. These people were granted safety and access to the dome, but their families? They were left behind to burn along with the world when the meteors soar through the Earth's atmosphere with their dreadfully glorious tails of fire. ALYX is one of the teenagers selected and given access to the dome, because of her analytical and calculative mind. But her family and her friends were not chosen. Will she leave them behind?

Zie Roberts wakes up and can't remember anything about who she was before she arrived at the training school, which is basically an over glorified warehouse turned boarding school to train young teenagers how to fight and survive outside of the gates. Everyone keeps telling her that temporary amnesia is common among the newbies. But the longer Zie stays at the school the more she feels as if she's been there before.

Roseline and Joseph Beuquin fend for one another in the crime ridden subcity of Illiterage which resides in a country where literature is illegal and individualism is dangerous.

Veronika lives in a world where nothing is as it seems, especially when she is taken to a government facility for a unit known as "Argentum". From there she learns a horrible cruel fate that she and so many others will have to endure. She must get out but to where? I am a part of something bigger than humanity. Something I've been taught to fear. But they didn't tell us, they used our power to destroy the very people we thought we were to protect. And if we didn't agree, they would make us. But I'm getting out. And I'm not giving in.

Margo Loveridge lives with the Unimplanted kids of a town called Crud. True to its name, Crud is the run-down place where people are kept until they reach the age of sixteen, when they will become Implanted and given the ability to feel happy emotions. Only happy emotions. Margo nears her sixteenth birthday with the Unimplanted emotion of longing. She longs to join her family, and recently, her best friend, in Pure City where everyone is surrounded in complete happiness. But then Margo meets Kiori, a fiery twelve-year-old who destroys every hope of a happy future for Margo. Then a Rebel transports Margo to a secret town called Eden, where the Rebels try to convince her that she is already capable of happy emotions, Implant or not. To Margo, something like that seems impossible.