Postapocalypticfiction Stories

In the future, the Isles of Warm face internal discord. The Nation is turning its back on a millennium of hereditary Templar rule and embracing democracy. In the midst of this political upheaval, truths larger than their society bubble forth. Ruled by a set of Commandments handed down by the Four--their gods. The people of the Isles will learn that the system they rejected is the very thing that manipulates and controls them. Thrown into a dark age of technological ignorance, the Isles of Warm are perilously close to annihilation. Adorjan Corr is a Templar, one of twelve rulers, called back by a mysterious and ill-timed Cadmium Command. His co-ruler Taav Iron, both from the far eastern Cretencia, doesn't trust the Command. It's a forgery. Avanna, the capital, and the Demophytes are looking to overturn the current political structure. Meanwhile, in the South, the Dark Night is fast approaching and a new menace rises from the sea: the mercreatures. In the North, Josse North has sent his father, a Templar, with his co-ruler to Avanna certain of their death. Josse and Wendy, his sister, face off against each other in a complicated dance of lies and betrayal for control of the political future of Indigo Isle. Chapters posted weekly.

Book One: When Earth's collapse silenced its voice, one man sent a final message-stories, not statistics-into the stars. Centuries later, a young girl named Lia Reyes finds his forgotten archive and begins writing her own. Unknowingly, her words reach the Galactic Council, reigniting long-abandoned channels and sparking a debate across the cosmos: Can imagination carry more weight than power? Can a dying world be heard through a child's myth? Told through shifting perspectives and quiet revelations, We Listened Back is a literary science fiction novel about legacy, emotional resonance, and the unexpected power of a single voice in the dark.

A girl born of ash. A throne abandoned by fire. When ancient power stirs, she's pulled into a prophecy shaped by queens long vanished and gods who no longer answer. The flame doesn't choose heroes-only the ones strong enough to survive what it burns away.

After a mysterious plague destroys ninety nine percent of mankind, a small band of Courthouse friends in the American Southwest struggle to survive in the face of human extinction. The sense of isolation and loneliness creates a noir mood. If you like thoughtful and moving science fiction, this story is for you.

After a hazardous cataclysm involving the undead threatens the world, Abraham, Alex and Adriana must strive to survive. They will find sanctuaries and living hells, friends along the way, and enemies none of us would want as our own. Set sail on the adventure of a lifetime; explore the beauty in the despair and misery of a notional world of dread, love, fraternity and fellowship. But first and foremost, enjoy your reading experience and please feel free to share your opinions and suggestions below. I will watch out!

The story is set in a post-apocalyptic world where a group of survivors are trying to rebuild their society. Genetic engineering becomes a topic of discussion as the survivors debate whether to use the technology to improve their chances of survival or not. The story explores the different perspectives and opinions on the use of genetic engineering, including the ethical and moral implications of playing god with the building blocks of life. It also introduces a bad character, Dr. Alexander, who wants to create superior beings and use genetic engineering as a tool for domination. The community has to confront him, and his followers in order to stop him from implementing his dangerous plans. The story also touches on the role of government, society, religion, and ethics in the debate over genetic engineering. The story ends with the community having made responsible and ethical choices, but aware that the journey is not over and that the next chapter is yet to be written.

"The Echo of Redemption" is a posthumous release novel by Cormac McCarthy. Set in a desolate and dystopian world, the story follows the journey of Silas and Mara, two individuals driven by a flicker of hope in the face of overwhelming darkness. As they traverse treacherous landscapes, they encounter the enigmatic Silent Order, led by the mysterious Oracle, who seeks to impose his vision of salvation through ruthless fanaticism. Silas and Mara must confront their own inner demons and navigate a perilous path, rallying survivors and inspiring resistance against the forces of darkness. Their ultimate goal is to reach a hidden oasis, a sanctuary that holds the promise of redemption and a chance to rebuild a shattered world. Through their trials in the Valley of Shadows, a glimmer of hope emerges, leading to a final stand against the heart of darkness itself. (I made the story all by myself, Okay?)

The End is Mirror is a mind-bending suspense thriller set in a world where the apocalypse doesn't begin with fire or war-but with silence. A creeping hush across cities, a subtle change in human behavior, and then the fall. The Earth is the stage, every country a chapter, every soul a page. The dead rise. But the real monsters are not the ones rotting.