3rd person PoV Guarding Causality The only remarkable thing about the office was how utterly archetypal it looked. It made the letter Tony’s father had left him feel even crazier…
microfiction The Cult Of Galactic Understanding No! I was sure this would prove my stupid sister WRONG! Now my nose’s bleeding and my Communion Chip won’t.. Stop. Buzzing.
microfiction It’s Called A Guilt COMPLEX For A Reason Graham suspected there were dozens of movies with premises very similar to this experiment, and was starting to wonder if he should have watched some of them…
microfiction My Other Three-Quarters Jenni understood why so many people preferred non-sapient prosthetics, but for her, this partnership was perfect.
microfiction Landing Point: Hubris It was going to be a wonder of technology, evidence of how far man had come over nature…
microfiction The Final Element There’s no excitement quite like a horde of research scientists whose results defy all known paradigms. But they soon discover that this new element poses a risk to far more than just conventional understanding of physics…
microfiction Broadcast Lunacy If the broadcast hadn’t been targeted, global losses would’ve been catastrophic. But where is it coming from… and why is it targeting astronomers?
microfiction An Ideal Cradle At first it seemed perfect, a new earth after hundreds of years wandering space. Then they found something oddly familiar…
microfiction A Temporary Fix It all happened so fast. Getting the call from the boating club. Rushing to hospital. Being told that Callum had passed. And then, slim dangling hope - “There’s an experimental procedure…”
microfiction Super Replaceable In a more primitive era, being zapped to another timeline would leave one disoriented, but these days every superhero had a phone widget for that. And this city looks exactly like the one Caroline just left…
microfiction He'll Clean Up Nicely, I'm Sure When Lucy declared that she was giving up on dating, her friends were entirely sympathetic. Her renewed interest in robotics didn’t strike them as odd either… at first.
microfiction A Behavioural Programming Oversight The Automatic Robotic Soldiers were hailed as the future of warfare. Inexhaustible, capable of learning, and utterly loyal to the leadership. At least, that was the plan…
microfiction Ribbons Through Moonlit Orbit “War means no communication with the enemy, soldier! THAT INCLUDES FAN MAIL!”
microfiction The Hiss Of Death Of the twenty-eight soldiers who’d been sent on a charge through the Lightning Caves, Theo was the only one still alive. With all the protective equipment having failed, can he figure out a way to escape?
microfiction Statue Limitations While Margaret’s parents said she could go to Mark’s birthday party, turns out they didn’t give instructions to the home AI - and now they aren’t answering her desperate calls. What’s a teen to do?
microfiction Crying For A Signal A landslide leaves two children trapped in a cave they shouldn't have been in, and their com units can't get a signal through the rock...
microfiction The Forgotten Sun That once-familiar warmth. It was like the touch of an old friend. He drank it in. Well worth climbing 247 steps.
