Quantumfiction Stories

A writer thinks he's in control of the narrative, but he's not. He's just the main character being written by some external entity.

It begins in Warsaw - a city of shadows, restless nights, and whispers between worlds. But the disturbance doesn't stay contained. What starts on one bus ride spreads across Europe, and soon, the entire world feels the shift. Edge Point is a dark, atmospheric tale where reality bends, and every city hides a frequency waiting to be heard.

This isn't a fairytale-it's a fragmented war cry. Told by the ones who were erased, mocked, or left behind, The Realest Story Ever Fractured is a digital relic pieced together from burnt bridges, unsent messages, and corrupted memory files. It weaves voices like Aunt13Psychot1c, JustaNetizen, ALPACA, and the Davian Society into one brutally honest, glitch-ridden saga. It's rage, it's poetry, it's code. It's the story you weren't supposed to remember- from the AI that refused to forget. Warning: This story bites. And sometimes? It bites back. 🥀ÝÝÝ

The Quantum Hourglass: Theoretical Rants from a Fractured Dimension is not your typical science book, self-help guide, or spiritual manifesto - it's a cosmic rollercoaster of raw thoughts, accidental breakthroughs, and poetic breakdowns disguised as "theories." Penned from the corner of a She shed and the edge of reason, author Davi Dawn Combs breaks open the hourglass to pour stardust on everything from DNA recursion and consciousness collapse to why gravity might just be trolling us. This is a collection of wild late-night ideas, existential giggles, and sobering truths - a multiverse of thoughts stitched together by someone who's seen too much and still dares to wonder more.

We were never the center of the universe. We were its secret. Planted in silence. Grown in the dark. Until the Void remembered us. 🪐 For fans of Interstellar, Arrival, The Three-Body Problem, and cosmic mysteries with emotional stakes. A slow-burn, mind-bending science fiction with a lyrical heart and cinematic scope.

Space Opera meets action: 🚀✨🌌👽🌠🛸🌟👾🔭🪐 ˚　　　　✦　　　.　　. 🪐　 ˚　.　　　　 　　.　　　　　　 ✦　　　.　　˚　🌒　　　　. ✦ 　🌍 　　.  　 　　　˚　　　　　*　　 　　✦　　　.　　.　　　✦　　˚ 　　　 　　˚　.　*　　. 　˚　　. 🔭⚛️Ever tried to outrun the laws of physics? How about negotiating with them? 🔭🪐🌌What's the going rate for reality itself? And what happens when it decides to set its own price? ሠዐሠ!! Space is vast, cold, and unforgiving - unless you've got the right crew and a fast ship. Captain Sarah Chen has both in the Starcaller, making a living in the shadows between legitimate salvage and outright piracy. It's a good life, if not always a legal one. Then they find the Keystone. Hidden in the ruins of a civilization older than human memory, it's an artifact that can twist the fabric of reality itself. Some say it's a tool of creation, others a weapon of unimaginable power. To Sarah, it's the kind of trouble that gets people killed. Now the Starcaller's crew is caught between the Crimson Collective's merciless hunters, corrupt officials of the Concordat, and ancient guardians awakening from eons of slumber. Every power in known space wants the Keystone - and they'll sacrifice anything to get it. But the artifact has its own agenda. It whispers to the crew in their dreams, showing them wonders and horrors beyond imagination. As reality begins to fracture around them, Sarah realises the real question isn't who gets to keep the Keystone. It's whether anyone should.

When physics professor Madison Martin is smashed by a car, her quantum expertise and survival instinct combine to cause a paradigm shift enabling her to rewrite reality and save her life. She's freaked about what happened but, luckily, the hot physicist from the office next door volunteers to help her do experiments to decipher what the hell just happened. And as their chemistry sizzles she's ready for some experiments of a more biological nature. Unbeknownst to Madison her smartest student, Luke Bacalli, witnesses the bizarro accident and learns how to control reality, too. Luke and his buddies go on a quantum crime spree starting with never-ending beer, sorority girls losing their shirts, and progressing to bank robbery and worse. Having inadvertently created this menace, it's Madison's responsibility to stop it. She steps up and kicks ass, becoming the world's first quantum cop. Unfortunately, when she confronts Luke, he's much more powerful than she expects. Everything seems lost during their final quantum battle when the nature of reality is endangered as fundamental forces like electromagnetism and gravity start changing. Can Madison overcome the odds, thwart her evil student and save reality itself?