Posmodernismo Stories

The year is 2008(AD), and the world is in the throes of another 70s revival. Nobody knew how or why it all began. That is the least of humanity's problems, however. Reality itself seems to be breaking down, to the dismay of scientists, corporate titans and the ruling elites/reptilian demigods that have lorded it over the existing structure for countless eons. Secret agent Cassius Croon is hired to investigate a series of particularly bizarre events transpiring around the globe. They suspect he is the One. Actually, he is the None.

The winner takes it all, and the loser has to fall. ╱ ORIGINAL

A short sci-fi story on the consequences of convenience.

The days when people played for entertainment have passed. Welcome to the future. The virtual world of Adam Online is a place where humanity lives. The former champion has returned to the game to find the Mentors -- systems of artificial intelligence that bestow digital immortality on humans. But do they truly work for the benefit of mankind? To learn the truth and reach the Mentors who inhabit places undiscovered, the hero must begin from level zero.

Part dream scape, part graveyard, Hawthorne Hall is an elite institution. This series of short stories detail the rise and fall of civilisation from the shadowy fringes of a society out of time and space. John Fortune arrives at the hallowed Hawthorne Hall a prodigy - filled to the brim with promise, but when he meets the Mephistophelian Matthew Bell, his fate begins to spins wildly out of his hands.

words and voices - attempted free verse poem

Rory Mancer has just gotten a job at his local YkDonald's, but things are about to get kooky, wacky, and altogether pretty crazy, if you ask me. Alex Yiik is involved.

A collection of awkward, hopeless, sweet and maybe a bit romantic poems.

O scurtă poezie pentru nopțile friguroase.

No plot story

A story from the X- UNIVERSE Three siblings destined for greatness, made parentless at a very young age, must find a way to persevere and make their place in a world filled with wonder, mischief and danger. Agents of the south is about three gifted siblings born in Italy but raised in ATLANTA, GEORGIA who become part of the infamous D.O.S.I agency. A covert agency apart of an even bigger objective to project the substance that has become the surviving point in order for planet earth to flourish.

A serialized novel, written in the midst of a global pandemic with no planned beginning, middle or end. No edits. No rewrites. Just an experiment. To see where a story takes us. New chapters posted regularly.

The story takes place in the heart of Grenduna, a vast land of flowing rivers and untamed forests. Shamanism has helped guide the people of the Kitesuna tribe for two generations. Most of the children in the clan are born with a "gift" that is discovered and unleashed during a rite of passage ceremony. This is The Tale of Natobu, a fledgling that must forge his own path in these savage jungles.

In 1991 a man named Pietro Cannata attempts to destroy Michelangelo's David. But why?

just some random thoughts from me..hope one enjoys it

"Who are we when we live through someone else?" A cyclical work of postmodern, surrealist fiction, shaped primarily by the influences of modernist writers such as Proust, Joyce, Woolf and Pynchon, Not So Distant Horizons asks as many questions as it answers. Simultaneously dense and concise, the writing puts a spin the stream-of-consciousness style, which was popular during the first half of the twentieth century. It's worth noting that all the traits of this book are not exclusively postmodern or surrealist. It also builds upon the style of contemporary writers. Being stuck in the past is something both the narrator and the author despise. Elements of philosophical fiction are also abundant. Tending to become someone else, the narrator chases so-called specters, perfect images of himself that he sculpted during his lifetime. Having drowned in self-pity and loneliness in the surrealist setting of the book, The Garden, the narrator begins his writing by starting to question everything from his past lifetime. Hundreds of years pass in just a few sentences. In the Garden, not a single object is reminiscent of the world he had left behind years ago in exchange for eternal solitude. It is the arrival of his childhood friend, Juno, that changes everything. Juno, acting as the driving force for the book's plot, brings with her a lot more than change. Long-buried questions resurface. They are not exclusive to the narrator; both the reader and he can ask themselves the same question: is what I am writing true? Can I rely on the story being consistent? Find out by reading the work. Still in progress and to be continued.

A woman in 1909 is writing about a woman in 2009. A woman in 2009 is writing about a woman in 1909 writing about a woman in 2009. And you don't know which one is real.