Erratic readings: that was Donaldson’s story since being brought in with a mysterious pathogen
Tag: science fiction
Just Leave Me A Clone! Part two: There Can Be Only One Rob
I, on the other hand, was not doing so well as my counterpart. . . the guy who was not only being me, but being a better me.
Just Leave Me a Clone! part one: Rob is the New Rob
I knew I was in the big time when he took his first breath.
100 Word Song: Poor Places: On a Discarded Bar Napkin in Istanbul
This week’s 100 Word Song song was picked by blog sister seablackwithink over at An Honest Day or Two. (more…)
A Case for Xenocide
Shooter paused with his finger on a button; he’d reached the balance point, planning to fire the projectiles he’d hauled so far. He waited as the targeting system crunched out trajectories that would carry each payload to its target. Only one of these blue specks … Continue reading A Case for Xenocide
Trifextra 86: April 17, 2022
Dilgren clicked the link and jumped. . .
100-Word Song: And She Was: Into the Eternal
Haile took a sec to breathe reality, before she jumped back in; mouth and nose mask blowing gravity before the vortex sucked her grin, and she was. Rising up, spreading out, joining time and space – dancing with the planets and stars, do it with … Continue reading 100-Word Song: And She Was: Into the Eternal
Egress: Games and Revolutions
He was convinced there was no egress from this nightmare of corridors. Minutes ago Mehtab had stood on the roof, overlooking a yard encircled by hoarding and floodlights, and could actually see the way out to the desert; but naturally it had changed when he descended … Continue reading Egress: Games and Revolutions
Trifecta 91: Reconstruction
The convergence was not a comfortable transition for most people, regardless of how we defined personhood prior to that point in time. Much as humanity had spent hundreds of years creating machines that reflected their own state and abilities, so too did humanity’s legacy dedicate … Continue reading Trifecta 91: Reconstruction
Around: Contagion
When it started going around we assumed biological warfare, except every patient presented a different set of symptoms. Things got weirder when the CDC finally received a spectrum of blood and tissue samples. “Group 1 comprises several specialized proteins previously unseen in nature. Functions range … Continue reading Around: Contagion
Rob's Surf Report 