Teotwawki Stories

In Birmingham AL, they welcomed the summer. Record-breaking Bass fishing and backyard barbecues went hand in hand with it's world class nightlife when the warm weather came. Throngs of tourists spent their hard earned money at the zoo and other gems the bustling city had to offer. And it all came complete with a large helping of that down home southern charm. But when the Summer of 2019 brought a wave of illness and death , the Birmingham people dreaded the news that came with each passing day. For Dr Richard Crenshaw, the CDC's fallen star, summer was a plague of heat and mosquito bites, and he wished only for it to end. Now that Pangea had arrived, summer, as well as the fate of all Birmingham, may do just that.

The world ended, years ago, not that most people care anymore. They just set-up and kept going. When the creatures came, great beasts and other beings from somewhere, most people learned how to avoid 'em or fight 'em. This is the world Caitlin grew up in. Its a world where you need to know people, you have to stick with your group; your tribe or whatever you want to call it. Except, Caitlin didn't.

The world is being bombarded by massive solar flares. Now there is no electricity, and no more food in the stores. Everything has been turned upside down and backwards 200 years. How will the small Indiana town of North Webster survive without electricity, cars, or help? Follow the adventures of Sugar, the town cop and the families of the town that will become "New Webster", as they deal with famine, attacks on their city, sickness, and a new way of life. Will it be a better world in the end?

Are we humans the only intelligent beings on Earth? Or is there more to it than previously thought. What if a Breed of highly intelligent reptiles have been running the show from behind the screen? What if Eveything you know is a lie per se ?

Michael must lead a group of chosen children through the wasteland, taking refuge in a series of bunkers his absent father left behind.

Kali never thought she would live to see the end of the world. The undead roam the earth by the millions and everyone that she ever cared about is gone. But she has a secret. A secret that many would kill for. This is her story.

You prepare for calamity and hope it never comes, but sometimes it does. An ordinary day at school becomes the start of a whole new way of life. A group of kids has to find their way home across a landscape that most of us never experience. Experience an overnight journey of challenges, fears, conflict and hope for the dawn. A short story with a mild apocalyptic theme and a more-less happy ending.

Tony and Cleo are long time internet friends that finally meet each other just after the collapse of society. Tony had thought his time fighting and surviving were long over after leaving the army. Cleo thought she'd have more time to hold on to her innocence before picking up a rifle. Their attempts to find others and to start a new life are thwarted again and again by the numerous bands of marauders that haven't killed each other off yet. (bad cover art is an original drawing of mine. I'll come up with something better, along with a real title one of these days)

100-word flash fiction based on the picture

This isn't the end of the world. This the end of the world we as we know it. A slowing gulf stream current has led to massive cooling in the northern hemisphere. Failing crops, extreme weather, and a failed government response have led to a global economic collapse. Hunger, extreme weather, violence, war, and disease have become the new normal. New and powerful mega-corporations dominate the world manipulating nations like puppets selling every kind of service to them. Wars now are fought between nations and corporations in a massive battle royale to determine who will reign supreme. One company stands on top, Armistice Global. Under Armistice, Everything from agriculture to national security is for sale. As the world continues to change and societies struggle to change with it, many people find themselves fighting for their lives. Not just against the elements but the cold grip of Armistice. With nations falling and are being replaced by corrupt shadows of what they once were, some begin to wonder what Armistice is really out to gain. In a world where only the wealthy can thrive, a select few struggle to figure out the true intentions of this company before the entirety of America, and the world, become its property.

The Survivalist is a "a cool cross between Justified and The Walking Dead." *** 15 full-size Illustrations included in the story! *** The Superpox-99 virus has wiped out nearly the entire human race. Governments have collapsed. Cities have become graveyards filled with unspeakable horror. People have resorted to scavenging from the dead, or taking from the living. The entire industrialized world has become a wasteland of abandoned cars, decaying bodies, and feral animals. To stay alive, U.S. Deputy Marshal Mason Raines must forage for food, water, and gasoline while outgunning those who seek to take advantage of the apocalyptic anarchy. Together with his giant Irish wolfhound, Bowie, he aligns with survivors of the town of Boone in a life and death struggle against a gang of violent criminals. With each deadly encounter, Mason is forced to accept his place as one of the nation's few remaining lawmen. In a world now populated by escaped convicts, paranoid mutants, and government hit squads, his only hope to save the townspeople is to enforce his own brand of frontier justice.

Scientists are in agreement about one thing: the dead won’t walk the streets. BUT there are many variations of diseases and viruses that can produce zombie-like states of being. The hypothesis: If the right circumstances culminate, it will cause a zombie-like apocalypse. The Presumption: The end of the world as we know it.

Finally deciding to leave his home after an EMP hits, Daryn heads west from mid state to the mountains of North Carolina. On his way he faces some strange and scary, to him at least, things that will change his life.