Category Archives: sci-fi

A historical cyberpunk – The evening city bent prismatic lights across the open floors of an ultramodern penthouse. They cast broken shadows over the figure of a man, standing bare chested with hemp-linen joggers at his floor-to-ceiling windows. Tidy smart-suite and spartan sleek walls behind him, consoles once subtly integrated into his decor, were nowContinue reading “Walls Closing on Methuselah”

Dead On Stats & Datasets, a playfully paranoid sci-fi, by Paul Carreo Sometimes the truth has set a collision course, ready to knock you on your ass like a box truck. And in the case of Arthur Slate, it was quite literally a box truck that knocked him over his head with an unexpected truth.Continue reading “Dead On Stats & Datasets”

New Phone, Who Dis? a sci-fi short | PART ONE (OF THREE) Look, before we start rolling, you have to promise again you won’t edit me as some lunatic conspiracy theorist. I’ve had enough trouble with alien invasion fanatics, new age cults camping outside my house. I only want to present the facts and getContinue reading “New Phone, Who Dis?”