Solarpunk Stories

Ignite is a solar-punk fantasy about re-disocvering yourself. Cardamon is a normal human living his carefree life. Casually working as a home improvement store as a stocker, his life lacks purpose but he's fine with that. He has friends, a loving mother, and a girlfriend. Well he had a girlfriend until he didn't think he could commit when she proposed to him. Naoto is a stranger. A human with abnormal abilities to conjure fire. Her amnesiac state makes her dangerous to those around her as she doesn't have full control, nor does she know the extent of her power. Naoto shakes up Cardamon's life and reveals that there is something extraordinary like magic out there. However, Naoto is connected to a war that will shake this world. Her past choices and lives will put those she comes close with in danger and will lead her to question her past and come to terms with who she is now.

"You are from Sunspot Green. Where the long wings whisper and lonely eyes gleam" With that message Hold Fast sets out in search of home in a world both like and unlike ours. What she finds instead is a dead body and what it means to belong. A short story.

When Malibu's population of the working poor suddenly disappear into the desert overnight, the megacity falls into chaos without its industry. Under the cover of discord, Kim tries to wrestle control of the city from the Old Guard, while an unsuspecting adversary in the Salton Sea threatens to unravel her plans. Trigger Warnings: Medical Horror, Depictions of Violence Cover Photograph by Natalia Laurel

Punk Wars... When two or more sci-fi "Punk" worlds collide! The Mothership returns for a third outing to the furthest reaches of space, where one world bleeds into the next! PUNK WARS 3.

A young girl vists a temple to her world's deity, and meets a helpful stranger. Write to Rank 2023

O QUE VOCÊ FARIA SE A ENERGIA ACABASSE SEM PREVISÃO PARA VOLTAR? Dois jovens são pegos de surpresa pelas tempestades solares que afetam a vida como eles conhecem. Uma garota que fugiu da transição no planeta se conecta com os relatos de quem viveu a passagem e reflete sobre sua realidade no limbo, no neutro distante do qual ela talvez não mais volte.

One universal language. A 90-day countdown. And an apocalypse engineered by human hubris. Twenty three year old Avery Lee is just a regular girl trying to survive the nightmare of Los Angeles traffic. But when she wakes up from a terrifying dream of the Pacific Ocean boiling away-with flawless cosmic blueprints burned into her mind-the world calls her crazy. The laughing stops when an arrogant energy corporation drills too deep off the coast of Santa Monica. They didn't just find clean power; they accidentally broke a primordial, cosmic cage at the center of the Earth. A catastrophic subterranean disturbance is unleashed, triggering an irreversible chain reaction that will blow the planet apart in exactly ninety days. Taking pity on a species that accidentally doomed itself, the gods themselves descend from the sky. To give us a fighting chance, they grant humanity an emergency gift: a single, universal language and flawless, ego-free cooperation skills. While Avery stays on the crumbling streets of LA, an army of 1.2 billion men is launched into space. Working in perfect synchronization with the divine, they have three months to build a new Earth-sized globe at a safe parking spot in orbit. But a shadow is rising. The fracture that doomed Earth has awakened ancient, vengeful entities from their millennial prison. They want the gods dead and humanity extinct, launching an all-out war to shatter the new world before the final weld can be placed. Armed only with her wits and Taylor-Rei-a snarky, talking diamond ladybug sent by the gods as an A.I. guide-Avery becomes the ultimate bystander witnessing the end of the world. Can a unified humanity lock the shields of their new home into place before the ground beneath Avery's boots completely explodes? "The gods didn't give us a single language so we could finally understand each other. They gave it to us so a billion men could weld our salvation in the dark."

Un cuento solarpunk

Ava Fae is delighted at the appearance of an alluring new boy at her high school, until she sees the dagger tattoo on the inside of his arm. She knows that tattoo, and it can mean only one thing-either she or the new boy will be dead by the end of the school year. Harnessing the magic of the elements passed down to her through the centuries, Ava works frantically to discover the true intentions of the tattooed stranger. But she is not the only one with mysterious powers and she finds herself thwarted at every turn. Hunter and hunted engage in an intricate game of cat and mouse-unaware that a much larger war is brewing, a war that will be decided by the outcome of their struggle. Ava of the Gaia Book 1 ____ I study how members of the fossil fuel industry and their allies undermine climate narratives in an effort to block government action at every level and confuse and disempower the public. With this knowledge, I have honed my practice as a climate storyteller, creating stories that push back against decades of industry narratives by centering justice, hope, community, agency, and collective action.

Society itself has completely reformed, due to an event which allows for the possibility of humans gaining some animalistic traits, becoming so-called "demihumans". This story details the life and existence of one such demihuman, Morkei, and just how life is for people after demihumans began existing.

A century after The Clean Flood, the city once known as Rust Harbor gleams with living glass and luminous canals. Beneath its perfection, the old world still breathes - remembered, not erased. When a young girl and her family uncover the heartbeat of the city's forgotten foundation, they discover that utopia is not purity, but memory in harmony.

In the distant future amidst a feudal war between the Mars Imperial Empire(MIE) and the Earth Interstellar Society(EIS) in a effort to win intergalactic dominance, a young boy by the name Bone Vysé, learns he's been predestined to change the fate of the course of the war after encountering a mysterious voyager wrecked on his home planet, Europa.

Genesis Endaria is the perfect, pious, obedient Covenite. That is, until her only known family member Gran is exiled to the wastelands and her best friend gets chosen to be a Breeding pair with her sworn rival! A romp through a solar-punk world of greedy Covenants, wild libraries, and unlikely allies.

One sun, one planet, one people. Welcome the fourth International Edition of Tevun-Krus, where you can find excellent sci-fi in all sorts of non-English languages! (Don't worry, there's some English, too!) This time around, we tackle the little-known eco-sci-fi sub-genre known as SolarPunk.

Windmills, community spirit, rooftop gardens - that is what young magician Enim knows. But when he travels out to the mountains, misery hits him in the face. Before he knows it, Enim gets adopted into a found family that is determined to take on the powerful owners, free the miners, and bring on a good life for all. The exact steps to saving the world are still a little unclear. But that won't stop anyone from rushing ahead! Between the politics of the capital and the instruments of magic, a tangled love-tie and a popular uprising, their snug group of orphan kids and the inner strength to ban a demon - will they finally make it happen?

Danny wakes up after his seventeenth birthday party went horribly wrong... and he will never be the same again, turns out neither will the planet.

In the post-apocalyptic, post-capitalistic future, conflicts between communes are handled via Flower Wars: pretend wars where artists of combat engage in spectacular battles. When ancient machines enter a Flower War uninvited, famous mech pilot Eshe Kollontai decides to follow the trail of a fallen automated border agency, uncovering the ghosts of a long-buried past...and the political machinations of the present.

A solar punk where the gods get a little to jealous of humans and demand they ruse and grin. The sun gods meet a counter force called the god waste

Claire is 24 and has worked as a power systems engineer for the past 3 years at the WWPC. Mave is 25 and has worked as a safety inspector at the WWPC for the last 5 years. Mave and Claire have been friends for the last 2 years and have grown very close. The world wide power company (WWPC) has been in operation for the last 27 years, after its founder descovered a way to transport plasma directly from the sun to the planets surface using a solar extractor. Recently there has been reports of an illness spreading near the solar extractors. Nobody knows the cause, not till Claire stumbles upon something buried deep in the file system. Also a huge thank you to my friends and my partner for helping me gain the confidence and skills I needed to write!