Friday Fiction: This Interplanetary Meeting Prefers They All Be Served Soup
I feel like, as these things go, you can already tell a lot of what this story is about from that title.
Category: F.F.
Friday Fiction: This Cosmic Horror God Prefers Cupcakes
Last week, we looked at a dragon who enjoyed bacon—as well as some other fun monsters.
This time, the scale is a little higher, but the food involved is just food.
Friday Fiction: This Dragon Prefers Bacon
Welcome to a world where people can pretend to be heroes and slay monsters!
Friday Fiction: The Last Flight
Welcome to the far, far future.
Every species in the universe has been at war with a single, pure-evil entity of impossible power. Every option has failed. The war will end with us losing.
Friday Fiction: Literally All The Knowledge In The World
Imagine, dear reader, if you could know all there was to know about a planet. What would you do with such knowledge? What might you think of the universe?
Friday Fiction: Monstrous Overlap
It’s time for another story about games. Last week, we took a look at someone having fun and enjoying a future where hyper-advanced games are commonplace.
This time, we see how it can go wrong. How a similar—but not exactly the same—technology can be used for other purposes.
Friday Fiction: Hop Tester
Gaming is a lot of fun. It’s a favorite pastime of so many people. And the technology is getting better all the time.
In this version of our future, it’s gotten very, very good. Possibly beyond what is actually possible—but, hey, this is a science fiction story. Let’s roll with it.
Friday Fiction: We Are Nothing But A Pulse Wave
In many stories, especially cosmic horror stories, humanity is threatened in some way or another. The reader is a witness to a potential end of the world.
This is such a story, but it does have a twist to it. For it is not an attack that threatens humanity.
Friday Fiction: Corner Wall Blues
Are you in a room, dear reader?
If so, look at a corner. Isn’t it cool how perfectly the two walls mesh into one another? There’s no space between them.
Friday Fiction: Who We Were
Behold, dear reader, the following:
A lamentation told in a rolling, long-sentence-filled, almost stream-of-consciousness (but not really) narrative style about a person and his friends from our world finding a different world where things are not much fun.
Friday Fiction: Gridlocked Into Hell
Have you ever been stuck in traffic, dear reader? Spent however long with almost unmoving cars, random honking, and maybe even some heat barring down on you?
Friday Fiction: It Knows It’ll Win
Sometimes, the scariest things are things we know are coming but have no way of preventing it.
“So many people get shived!” – Merril
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