Tevunkrus Stories

Surprise Punk is not a sub genre per se, but rather a way to describe a certain type of story breaking with traditional tropes. It can be set at any point in history, the future, or a hitherto undiscovered dimension, and Surprise Punk stories will overlap with other sub-genres. Their key element is, surprise-surprise, surprise. From the Neanderthal who invents electricity instead of fire, the scientist who, rather than creating a new soft drink comes up with a formula for faster-than-light travel, or the girl who finds out her math teacher is an alien, everything goes - and more.

Welcome to the Flabbergasting Flash-Fic SmackDown!

Short and sweet, because that's how some of us like it... 11 fantastic short stories from 10 equally as fantastic SFers. Enjoy the Ooorah out of it, 'troopers!

That's right, 'troopers. This special Easter release is all about Fan Fiction of the science fictional variety.

Join the crew of the good ship @Ooorah as they take on the often confusing world of Alternate Universe SF! Short stories, articles and reviews abound. Plus further adventures from Smith & Jones and as usual, our infamous caption contest! Buckle up, 'troopers! It's guaranteed to be one wild ride!

Discover the depth of the dark side of Sci-Fi in this brand new collection of short stories by some of Wattpad's best science fiction writers.

Some say, AI will make our lives easier. Some say, it's the beginning of the end of humanity. The crew of the mothership decided to embrace the enemy. Join us in our exploration of AI generated content.

It's the end of the world as we know it, 'troopers! So grab a cold drink, pull up a chair and settle in with this second issue of @Ooorah 's Tevun-Krus! Post-Apocalyptic!

The Mandela Effect is described by TechTarget as "an observed phenomenon in which a large segment of the population misremembers a significant event or shares a memory of an event that did not actually occur." But what if it did? Find out more in issue #123 of Tevun Krus, your favourite Wattpad e-zine.

#TeamOoorah and the rest of the Tevun-Krus crew return with the first issue of 2K17. It's NanoPunk, and it's badass.

Welcome to issue #1 of Tevun-Krus, @Ooorah 's monthly e-zine. Herein you'll find short stories, interviews, articles and even a contest. All sorts of Science Fiction goodies, related in this case to the First Contact sub-genre.

The universe began, scientists believe, with every speck of its energy jammed into a very tiny point. This extremely dense point exploded with unimaginable force, creating matter and propelling it outward to make the billions of galaxies of our vast universe. Astrophysicists dubbed this titanic explosion the Big Bang. And that's where we're going with the next international issue of Tevun-Krus: All languages and species welcome!

You might know this as WeedPunk, TransistorPunk, PsychedeliPunk, etc. The ideals and fads of the 1960s prevail, featuring psychedelic drug-ridden elements of society or hemp-based technologies, all wrapped up in a cloud of sci-fi smoke.

Earth's Dying, 'troopers! So what better way to see in the end than alongside your favourite Tevun-Krus writers?!

Lost World stories feature creatures long extinct, breathtaking adventures, fearless heroes and vast treasure. Add a little Christmassy twist, and Santa's sleigh might be pulled by a flock of velociraptors this year!

The complement to First Contact. Final Contact is the departure, the last transmission, and maybe even the extinction.

Cli-fi or climate sci-fi centres on the reasons and outcome of climate change here on old Earth as well as potential means to prevent the worst. As such, cli-fi often has a darker tone, but who said that there can't be an upside to it? And of course, climate change can happen on other planets as well - and perhaps even be seen as something good by some? A large new subgenre to explore for the writers of the mothership!

Welcome to Snowtown, USA, mothertrooper! SnowPunk is an exciting subgenre in a similar vein to DesertPunk, SkyPunk, OceanPunk and SpacePunk. Imagine a world covered in ice. Maybe our world, maybe an alien one! How would the technology on such a world develop? What strange, new technologies would we see?

AtomPunk? Hell yes. Open up these hallowed pages, 'troopers, and see what this awesome sub-genre is all about!

The Crew at @Ooorah takes on the little-known subgenre of DecoPunk! And what a doozy it turned out to be. Check out the final product of OOORAH's newest contributors here!