Fictional Worlds

Fictional Worlds

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Memoir of a Helicopter Mom - 365tomorrows
Memoir of a Helicopter Mom - 365tomorrows
Author: Fatemah Albader “When you install a family of your own, you’ll understand,” I said, though I wasn’t convinced she ever would truly understand. She’s 30, successful, wonderful life, but still acts out like a child, even though we took her back to the adoption agency for her adult update decades ago. You’d think she’d […]
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Memoir of a Helicopter Mom - 365tomorrows
Commensurate Service - 365tomorrows
Commensurate Service - 365tomorrows
Author: Rick Tobin Meds failed Jeremy Paloo, leaving him restless, sweating under the ship’s ventilation over his bunk. Newbie deep space fever—no crime struggling with it during maiden voyages outside the solar system, but embarrassing for executive officers. He felt something crawling, inching over his fevered chest in the cabin darkness. Jeremy scrambled, terrified, calling […]
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Sorry For Your Loss, But You Can't Sue Us: Excerpts from the Official Consent Form of Experimentation - 365tomorrows
Sorry For Your Loss, But You Can't Sue Us: Excerpts from the Official Consent Form of Experimentation - 365tomorrows
Author: Maryfaith Ocampo I authorize the usage, study, and replication of my gametic cells. I grant the genetic clinics permission to edit my Genetically Modified Human (GMH) as they deem fit. I understand that there are unknown risks of experimentation with newer sequences and synthesized proteins. I confirm that the financial information I provided is […]
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Sorry For Your Loss, But You Can't Sue Us: Excerpts from the Official Consent Form of Experimentation - 365tomorrows
A Woman of Many Facets - 365tomorrows
A Woman of Many Facets - 365tomorrows
Author: Rosie Oliver An idealised woman never existed. She is an imagined blend of traits in a single glorious perfection, a beautiful Frankenstein of personalities. Not one considered as part of the crowd or an asset to be used or abused by another, but a woman who stands out for her learning, physique, skills and […]
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A Woman of Many Facets - 365tomorrows
The Program - 365tomorrows
The Program - 365tomorrows
Author: Fatemah Albader The only certainty in life is that it will eventually come to an end. But what if there was a way to know exactly, with 100-percent certainty, when your life will end? Would you want to know? If you said yes, I’d rethink that if I were you. Consider Pete. He was […]
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The Program - 365tomorrows
Deathmatch - 365tomorrows
Deathmatch - 365tomorrows
Author: Chana Kohl When my ship touched down on the small moon of E’lyrvst III, nothing struck me particularly outside the ordinary. Host to the largest salvage yard in the sector, V’hara, the proprietor, was known across the explored galaxy for her business acumen and political influence. Visitors could anticipate technological expertise, unrivaled hospitality, and […]
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Deathmatch - 365tomorrows
The Rings of Naduskar - 365tomorrows
The Rings of Naduskar - 365tomorrows
Author: Julian Miles, Staff Writer The planet Naduskar is a technological wonderland without visible natural surface, be it land or water. At some time in the distant past, an advanced race converted or covered every last piece of open ground. There’s the mystery: is it nothing but a huge machine sitting upon the remains of [�]
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The Rings of Naduskar - 365tomorrows
The Porcelain Pilot - 365tomorrows
The Porcelain Pilot - 365tomorrows
Author: Hari Navarro, Staff Writer The porcelain pilot hovers just beneath the artificial swell of the valley lip. Once long ago a dam though now, after the water has long since fled, it is but a hill covered in lush deep grass and bluish grey flowers with petals that purr at the sun. “It’s time…” […]
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The Porcelain Pilot - 365tomorrows
The Nightmare Dunes - 365tomorrows
The Nightmare Dunes - 365tomorrows
Author: Samuel Edney He’d wandered too far. He’d wasn’t paying attention and had wandered too far and now it was darkening as the storm had descended upon them. Mother was going to shout at him. She was going to be so angry. ‘Darling, where are you?’ If he turned back now, maybe she wouldn’t be […]
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The Nightmare Dunes - 365tomorrows