Nuclearapocalypse Stories

In the end of a nuclear winter, Johnson and Cpt. Carson are to survive, protect, end grow with each other and their surrounding groups. Repurposing humanoid robots, they keep the government from surveilling on them and others. But when the Artificial Life forms, ALFA (Artificial Life Form: Advanced) was deployed, they became murders in the government's eyes. (So, I what I have put is only the beginning. You don't see a lot of what's really happening, but I will be updating! Thank you for reading, I hope you will enjoy!)

With the last nucular bomb gone, America can finally regrow. But the aftermath of such a devastating war leaves the once glorious country in ruins. The 'Holys' are the ones to clean up the mess the political leaders have caused. But can Rose do what they ask? And for how long?

War. War never changes. Since the dawn of humankind, when our ancestors first discovered the killing power of rock and bone, blood has been spilled in the name of everything: from God, to justice, to simple, psychotic rage. In the year 2077, after millennia of armed conflict, the destructive nature of man could sustain itself no longer. The world was plunged into an abyss of nuclear fire and radiation. Even the legendary Neverland was not spared from the nuclear apocalypse, as it was a real location on Earth, just off of what was once Cuba, in what was once known as the "Bermuda Triangle." Now, it's simply "The Neverwastes," a place where the laws of biology seem to break down. It is here you can find the deadly "Unicorn," the name derived from the fact that it has a long, venomous barb protruding from its forehead, like a unicorn horn. But don't mess with this beast, not that you'd want to after seeing it. Imagine an eight-legged horse, four legs on each side, but the front and back two sets are spider legs and the middle two are crab legs. Oh, and it has crab pincers and a scaly back that is also covered in one-foot-long venomous barbs, too. This all-black abomination from Hell blends in perfectly with the dark, And this is among the least deadly things you'll find here. Mutated American Saltwater Crocodiles that make Tic-Toc Croc look like a baby salamander, Twelve-foot-diameter King Diamondback Rattlecobras (Diamondback Rattlesnakes with venom as potent as a King Cobra's, with the hood to match.) who's mouth you could actually walk into, and some have, thinking they were small caves, never to emerge again, and let's not get into the six-tusked carnivorous Killer Elephant, who's main food on its diet is actually humans. Not a safe, or fun for that matter, place to live. And yet, in 2100, three humans and two fairies live here every day, making a life for themselves after their entire world crumbled away, leaving behind a charred husk of what it once was...

Freya Wright has been in solitary for half a year. Locked up in the 'sky box' until her case is reviewed once she's 18. She knew that she would be floated so she waited for her 18th birthday having accepted her fate. After all there was no where to hide for very long on the ark. That is until the guards came to her cell, locking a bracelet on her wrist and sending her to the ground. The delinquents face many dangers on the ground. Both outside and inside threats. Freya expected this once landing but she never expected having a future. One with friends and a girl she would give her life for without another thought.

The story of three girls, two connected by time, one connected by disaster. New Zurich, Switzerland 2094: Arianne Keluz is is one of the thousands of people living in New Zurich, one of many molecule-tight Universal Alliance bases in the post apocalyptic world. Now, 30 years after the nuclear disaster that was 12/64, humans have begun to leave the safety of UA and reexplore the outside--that is, the Omegas are exploring the outside--which is exactly what Ari wants to do. But it's not that simple. Los Angeles, USA 2054: Lili Hekethorn has just begun to make her mark in the entertainment industry, yet the money wasn't enough to live off of. Since nuclear energy was fairly new, she decided to invest in the Universal Energy Alliance, in the hopes of improving her financial status. What she didn't know was what they had planned for the future. Toronto, Canada 2054: Tyler Else is a regular, normal teen. Well, not exactly. She was the genius behind the cracked code for effective nuclear fission, the one that the world now worshipped like a god. Until the day she realized her formula was completely and utterly wrong. But before she could tell the world, she was captured and sent to detainment. Now secluded from the rest of the world, Ty must somehow reverse what she had done, before it's too late. One mistake, one end, one world. ~~~ Soo...this is my actual NANOWRIMO for this month...because I restarted...because I have a short attention span...but don't worry I'll still finish Alice in Red...just later...some other day...yeah...anyways hope yah like it ^.^

In a post-apocalyptic world caused by a global nuclear war, Izuku Midoriya and his U.A. High School classmates are among the last surviving heroes. The radiation has transformed their Quirks, providing them with new powers that reflect their personalities. Midoriya now has a Necromancy Quirk, allowing him to use the powers of deceased heroes when they are nearby. The group has turned the ruins of U.A. High School into a sanctuary where they train and plan their survival. They face constant threats from radiation-mutated creatures and surviving villains. Despite the bleak conditions, they are determined to restore society and keep the spirit of heroism alive. Led by Midoriya and the spirits of fallen heroes, they are the last beacon of hope in a devastated world.

A boy searches for anyone in a broken world he suddenly awakes in.

This one is quite optimistic compared to the rest Republished, originally published autumn 2025

It's been nearly a hundred years since the war. Nuclear blasts took away all of the homes and life on the planet. Well, all except those who escaped. Thousands of people were sent into outer space on the Ark, a space station made of stations from all the continents combined. Now there was a second Ark called Sanction. The Ark was said to last forever, maybe thousands of years before it would be capable of returning to Earth and the same went for Sanction. But apparently the Ark isn't what it seemed to be. Both stations seemed to be having the same problem. They were running low on oxygen. You all probably know the story of how the Ark solved their problem and how that went for the 100 teenage prisoners sent to the ground, but you probably haven't heard what happened to the 100 teenagers sent to the ground from Sanction. ((Kind of a spin off of the CW's 100 (or I guess a fan-fiction). Just my way of writing in the same tense with out stealing ideas or whatever. BTW no characters from the 100 will be included in this unless it is a well known leader or group such as the ice nation or Heda. Maybe even so possible mentions of Wanheda (Clarke) ))

Malachi has been alone ever since the nuclear apocalypse. What happens when someone else shows up?

Chasing your dream after the apocalypse. “After All” appears in Richard Lange’s short story collection, Sweet Nothing. “What comes across is the human animal’s capacity for perseverance in the face of failure. . . . You know you’re in the hands of an expert.” —Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on Sweet Nothing

"...And they rode into the sunset, and lived happily ever after." "...What's a sunset?" "I don't know, Papa said he saw one once."

An apocalypse survivor shares his story of how he survived a world war and nuclear domination.

For decades, the government plotted in secret, but now one of their secrets is back to bite them. Rolf lived waiting for an apocalypse, but when the nuclear bombs fall, even all his preparation isn't enough to save Granddad. To survive, he joins Ivy and a group of talking animals who have come out of hiding now that they no longer fear being killed or hauled back to the lab where they were created. Survival would be easy if looters from the north weren't after Ivy's ranch. Worse, looters might not be the biggest threat to the teens and the animals. Steen, an old enemy of the animals, brings his mercenaries and Marines into the county. The soldiers begin confiscating weapons and food. Rolf, Ivy, and the animals know it's time to fight, or lose every freedom they have.

Book one in the S. Ederehart series. Samuel Ederehart is a young, 24-year-old man who is faced with the treacherous events of the nuclear apocalypse, love, betrayal, and more. Will he survive? Read on to find out.

Imagine a post-apocalyptic America. It's a tough world. Camaraderie and love is not even a thought.

in 2018 Mankind has been sealed in the Metro systems of America and formed stations and New governments (All the images don't belong to me or the mutants(except the prowler)

The story of a man trying to survive the hardships of the Mojave Wastelands. Follow him as he wanders through bandit hideouts, deathclaw infested valleys and the remains of nuclear war. A wise man once said "War, war never changes." (Based in the setting of the game Fallout)

This book will be a collection of short stories I've written, most likely for school assignments. Chapter descriptions: Chapter 1: "Welcome to the Apocalypse" Following Sasha Chernoff, a russian girl who has to confront the horrors of living through a nuclear world war. Chapter 2: "Dark Hearts" Set during the Salem Witch Trials, a time when many women were falsely accused of witchcraft, Luna Rossi endures the harsh backlash from fearful townspeople. Will her lover have the strength to see beyond the fear and listen to his heart? Or will he fold under the pressure of the mob? Chapter 3: "Ones and Zeros" A young teen girl finds herself in a whimsical place of creativity and endless possibility: the internet. Solar doesn't quite know how she got there, but one thing is for certain: it's in danger. A terrifying darkness looms over the space, threatening the good that makes it so unique. Can Solar find a way to stop it? Or will the internet plunge too far into negativity without a chance of recovery?