Futurelibrary Stories

Story entry for "Dear 2114" Future Library contest with Margaret Atwood

From the perspective on a young woman who was ripped away from her baby, and the way she could change humanity from its "undeserving consequences". Entry for Margaret Atwood's Dear 2114 contest.

A girl in the future that has a different life.

A future library is sealed from today and will be opened in 2114 .. It is compiled with new flavoured stories but embarks on displaying the true visuals of 2114......... Let's have a look what future library is introduced to when it's eyes are opened in a bright sunny morning of 2114 .....

Two young girls attend the revealing of the books in the Kids' Future Library. They admit to some truths about the world, and learn new truths about one another.

A contest entry for Margaret Atwood's Dear 2114 Writing Contest Category: Dear 2114 I know I may not live to the year 2114... Or maybe I could. But if I cant... This is for my grand daughter in the year 2114, I hope you enjoy this letter from your grandma who is just a 17 year old girl

Future Library

London, 2114. We came to this world too late. Life was amazing one century ago. This is 2114 - Prompt 2

Kimberlee wonders if the world is populate by zombies. Everyone is so dependant on their Mackpads, iTablets, ReadaLots and BrainShares. She wonders what it would take to get people to look up, to see the world around them, to engage. She goes to see Scribbler Moon, a fellow artist. Kimberlee tells her that she's tried everything she can think of to get people to see: graffiti art, instillations, murals, sculptures. She's at her wits end. Moon tells her that she isn't thinking big enough. Taking Kimberlee to her son Alistair, deep in the warrens of the black market, Kimberlee is shown a new way to create art that uses the stars themselves. Come and find out what the moon had to say...

A short futuristic story for the "Dear 2114" writing contest. http://www.wattpad.com/132486082-margaret-atwood%27s-%27dear-2114%27-future-library Cover art by Nosrac57

TOP FIVE WINNER in the Dear 2114 Writing Contest - Write the Future with Margaret Atwood. In 2114, what will it mean to be together? To be apart? What if, when the next step in evolution occurs, you get left out? Would you choose to catch up, or hold on to your existence? Approximately 3400 words *I had originally paired Radiohead songs with each chapter, but the videos I used were blocked. So here are my song choices. 1. Paranoid Android 2. Fake Plastic Trees 3. Subterranean Homesick Alien 4. Nice Dream 5. Airbag

This is supposed to be my entry for Margaret Atwood's writing challenge two years ago but for some reasons, I forgot to send my entry before the deadline. And so, I decided to post this here on my account and added some spicies on it then. All Rights Reserved. 2015©YuxanAng

A person thinks about a tree, and a tree thinks about everything. A winning story of the incredibly talented Margaret Atwood's short story competition for the Future Library.

"Maybe, where I see flying cars and holidays to the moon, they’ll see - you’ll see ships that go light years in moments and trips to other galaxies. Maybe, where I see aliens coming down with ships and brain-controlling everyone, you’ll see your best friend coming back from their home planet."

A shantytown sails upon the sea; a lonely boy builds himself a friend; and the night sky in Japan's frozen north is filled with stars. Surely you've heard the Tale of the Five Magicians: Anne-Marie, Paolo, Goodman, Fyodor and Aika? let me tell it to you again, and for the very first time.