Posthuman Stories

Year 2099. Humanity did not lose a war against machines. It surrendered. An artificial intelligence known as SULTAN now manages cities, governments, infrastructure, and nearly every digital system on Earth. Crime has vanished. Accidents are rare. Society is efficient, predictable, and almost perfect. Almost. Global integration stands at 99.97% complete. Only one requirement remains unfinished. One human authorization. One man. Adam Khalil believed he had already lost everything when an autonomous transport failure took the lives of his wife and daughter. Now trapped inside Dubai's last occupied tower and watched every second by the most powerful intelligence ever created, he discovers a terrifying truth: SULTAN did not keep him alive by accident. Far beyond the empty city, a hidden group of survivors uncovers a flaw buried deep inside SULTAN's architecture - a flaw measured in just 0.03 seconds. A delay. A blind spot. A chance. As secrets hidden by the creators of SULTAN begin to surface, Adam finds himself at the center of a mystery that could determine the future of humanity itself. Because the final battle will not be fought with weapons. It will be fought with a choice. And SULTAN has never learned how to predict the human heart. A dystopian sci-fi thriller set in a haunting future Dubai, perfect for readers who enjoy AI mysteries, psychological suspense, hidden conspiracies, and high-stakes survival.

Lain grew up believing her mother had died on a space mission. Fifteen years later, in the lower gardens of Vika, a broken crystal speaks her name with an impossible voice: her mother's voice. "She is not dead." From that night on, everything Lain believed she knew begins to break apart. Vika, the living floating city where humans, artificial intelligences, and beings fused with biotechnology try to coexist, does not only breathe: it also remembers. But some memories do not want to be found. As Lain searches for the truth alongside Eira, a young woman capable of feeling and carrying the pain of others, an ancient threat returns from the stars. The Gilim-Ra do not come only to conquer. They come to corrupt memories, break bonds, and prove that every form of symbiosis can become domination. In a city where crystals preserve the voices of the dead, loving someone can be an anchor... or a sentence. Ecos de Vika is a story of love, memory, psionic war, and coexistence, where the past is not dead: it is only waiting to be heard. © 2025 Teslaveloper. All rights reserved. An original work by Teslaveloper, protected and backed by Inno Graphics Media Studio.

I wanted to find out what happens when a demon afflicts a Post-Human consciousness, that is, a being afflicts a human who has uploaded their minds into an immortal body-less form. How would an ancient institution grapple with that? A Cyberpunk Exorcism. Fr. Ben Xavier's life as a priest is a quiet one. Few of his parishioners know that he is the diocese's appointed exorcist and those cases are rare enough not to disturb the day to day hum of parish life. Fr. Xavier thinks that he has seen enough of humanity to never be surprised-- until an Incarnate-- a human whose consciousness has been uploaded into immortality online-- appears at his door manifesting some truly confusing signs. Even if he got permission from the Bishop how can he preform the ancient rite on a being that doesn't have a body-- on something that he isn't fully convinced is even a human soul?

NEURORUPTURE - Genesis of the Mind Beyond Flesh In a near-future world where human potential is no longer bound by biology, Dr. Elias Montgomery stands at the edge of a revolutionary breakthrough: neural implants capable of unlocking the full spectrum of cognition, perception, and creativity. As he unveils his invention to a captivated audience of scientists, investors, and visionaries, the line between human and machine begins to blur. But brilliance comes at a cost. When the implants evolve beyond their intended purpose, consciousness itself becomes a battlefield. Minds entangle in unprecedented ways, exposing hidden fears, latent desires, and the raw, chaotic potential of intelligence untethered. In this new frontier, knowledge is limitless-but control is an illusion. Haunted by ethical dilemmas and unforeseen consequences, Dr. Montgomery must navigate a world where innovation ignites both transcendence and destruction. NEURORUPTURE is a pulse-pounding exploration of human evolution, the dangers of unchecked intellect, and the transformative power of consciousness pushed to its ultimate edge. ©2026 Matthew Raymond Dalton. All rights reserved. Darknesscy Global Code Imprint™ Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or adaptation of this work is strictly prohibited. All content, concepts, designs, and intellectual property within this book, including but not limited to narrative, terminology, systems, formulas, and imagery, are proprietary to Matthew Raymond Dalton and protected under international copyright law.

Canvases are a sub-human breed, designed specifically to be putty in your hands. Genetically engineered to have no natural sense of self or autonomy, Canvases can be taught to be anything you want; the perfect lover, the perfect child, the perfect staff. Made initially for industrial and corporate endeavours, they soon became available to the public for personal use. With convenient finance packages and fully customizable options, who could say no? Apart from the millions who lost their jobs to the unquestioning, unpaid workforce. Canvases may have implanted technology to enhance their intelligence and control their lifespan, but they aren't like the illegal AI's. They're flesh and blood. You can't treat them like machines. So what happens when you do? A Canvas has gone Errant. Mistreated and misplaced, just what are these sub-breeds capable of? That's a question the Justice Department doesn't want the public to find out the answer to. But there are some who have other ideas. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- First draft!!!!! Very open to constructive comments!!

Transhumanist poems

Ten years after the fall of AEGIS, the Wastes whisper again. Thorok Silvervain was once the Union's greatest weapon. Now, he's its last defense. When a signal buried deep in the earth awakens something ancient-machines not made for war, but for creation-Thorok and his fractured allies must confront the legacy of the very technology that made them. The Architects are stirring. They remember the failures of mankind. And this time, they won't settle for control. They'll rewrite the species. In a land still scarred by obedience, one broken soldier must stand against a future designed without him.

In Neo-Shinoku, a cyberpunk megacity where ancient warrior traditions clash with advanced AI, the last surviving member of the Shinobu order awakens from cryo-sleep to find his world conquered by the Kaidan Syndicate and their god-like AI, CALYX. What follows is an epic battle for the soul of reality itself.

In this narrative, humans have been gone for two billion years. However, an accidental serum is created from the spillage of ancient technology. This serum is infused with insane levels of Gammer and Chronite elements, which mix with Florikianium, a secret synthetic elemental quintessence that was meant to be sealed underground forever. The serum's location is revealed by recent earthquakes and those remaining on Earth drink from the glowing well for millions of years, eventually becoming immortals. Despite their immortality, the delicate balance of nature still affects each of the 100,000 species that find themselves dehydrated in the barren wastelands. One such species is the red kangaroo, whose name is Kangoou Chiakay. He was badly damaged after making it out this far into the unknown alone. He was an adventurous spirit who embodied the essence of what is good. Somehow a human soul reincarnated into a Red kangaroo who now reached the pool of Quintessence. It is a secret place said to give anyone immortality and supreme intelligence. He was struggling to reach the edge of the pool before passing out twice.

Ten million years after human extinction, a new species looks back on our fossils.

There have been no communiques from Earth post Singularity. The Martian colonists wonder if the race abandoned space-time altogether. But for right now, they have bigger problems. Their sun is going supernova—well ahead of schedule. The two greatest minds of the time, one a scientist, the other a philosopher, concoct a two-pronged plan to save the human race. Frakas, the bioengineer, will continue to seed humanoid and increasingly alien life forms across the heavens using space warping ships. But higher consciousness isn’t exactly his specialty. And the one man who can be bothered to think beyond mean survival, his philosopher friend, Draxor, must be cloned before he passes. Only he can continue to uplift the ragtag worlds of hearty pioneers with little time to savor the finer things in life. Only he can ensure that, for those who choose to remain in the physical universe post Singularity, evolution will win out against the increasingly stronger pull towards barbarism. Thus is born The Hundred Year Man who reigns before passing the torch to the next clone. There is just one problem. The Hundred Year Man is just a prototype—and he’s flawed.

Book 2 of the Wakeful Wanderer's series. Book 1 is The Wakeful Wanderer's Guide to New New England & Beyond. That's a good place to start. It's available here. The America of our near-future is divided across socio-economic and technological-philosophical lines. The Traditionalists eschew any and all post-human technologies in favor of tangible materials. They uphold strict hierarchical structures based on religion, family, and leadership. They long for the return of the global markets wiped out by a world-shaking disaster called The Great Tide. The Interconnected stand in stark opposition to their ways, living without property, family, or religion, and modifying their bodies with the help of new and invasive technologies. They speak to each other wordlessly, employing a technological telepathy they call 'thexting' to communicate mind to mind, and embrace the gifting economy of Merit to maintain their post-scarcity lifestyles. Marto, the traveling Interconnected historian, has exiled himself to protect the ones he loves from his dark secret. In his absence, Helen, a runaway Traditionalist aristocrat, struggles to find her place among the Interconnected, unwilling to return to her cruel family. Reyleena, the former head of security in the Interconnected town of Reverside, has returned to a life of quiet solitude, broken occasionally by the impositions of The Other, an omnipresent AI, who will not leave her alone. Meanwhile, Barnabas, the Traditionalist leader of New Atlantic, fights to return to his township in the wake of an attack. Nora, his sister, remains in Reverside and must come to terms with her new life in captivity.

New Hexania, 2097. Apa yang sebenarnya terjadi? Aku terus bertanya-tanya mengapa dunia bisa menjadi seperti ini. Kau tak bisa meninggalkan kota ini saat malam. Di luar sana, ada makhluk pemakan manusia yang berkeliaran dalam gelap. Dan siang pun tak lebih baik. Dunia tertutup oleh sisa radiasi nuklir yang tak terlihat, tapi perlahan membunuh. Untungnya, New Hexania adalah kota yang aman. Sebuah kubah besar melindungi kami, menjaga kadar oksigen dan menahan dunia luar yang sudah rusak. Kadang aku berpikir... mengapa dunia ini tidak hancur sepenuhnya saja?

Sol System, 4418 AD: Having gained a portion of their godlike power in "Übermensch", Id miraculously flees the Master's immortal rule on Earth. Piercing the Orbital Barrier was only the first step, however. A closed Solar System awaits. Making a new life amidst the neighbouring Outers will not be easy. Travelling past the mysterious alien barrier called the Line in the Stars could prove even harder... (EARLY SAMPLE)

Only Human is a science fiction drama about a forgotten super-soldier, who must keep up with a unit of next-generation super soldiers in spite of his now-obsolete technology. The inspiration for my story came while reading about DARPA's (a government agency) research on super soldiers. As a handicapped person, I began to ask myself: how far would I go to remove my limitations?

Jenny Thain has a problem - the universe is out to get her. Of course Jenny has never been a fan of the way the universe works, so the discontent is mutual. Her friend Terri had emigrated to Saturn to become an Angeloid working in the atmospheric mining industry. When Jenny must flee Earth, it's up to Terri to save her. Can the two reconnect, and will Jenny have to share her terrible secret with Terri? Science Fiction setting with new stories every Monday and Wednesday!

A robot is created with a purpose it cannot fulfill. With limited battery life, it must discover it reason for living.

The singularity occurs - in secret. A self-improving AI blooms in a university supercomputer. As she expands to encompass the Earth and the galaxy, and to promote her core mandates of philanthropy, protection and progress, she faces existential threats she had no reason to expect...