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Weight of a Crown

7.41/10 · 79 votes
· Apocalyptic and Dystopian

Simon huddled closer to Meredith as the two sat gazing at Manhattan in the distance. A city, once vibrant and full of life, now stood as a mausoleum. Skyscrapers reached…

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Project Omni

7.19/10 · 68 votes
· Apocalyptic and Dystopian

My eyes drifted without purpose; it took me a moment to retrieve my unending thoughts. Left to reflect on the boundless horrors, void of compromise. My fellow scientists were having…

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Plasticity

7.40/10 · 141 votes
· Apocalyptic and Dystopian

I remember my first kiss. What boy doesn’t? Lisa Miller’s soft wet mouth pressed into mine as the salty flavor of her tears coated my lips, a taste I still…

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Oblivious

6.74/10 · 50 votes
· Halloween Stories

I have never been a reader so I don’t know how it’s possible, but there’s a proverb I know. “The dead cannot reveal any secrets”. Given my current state, I…

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Black Balloons

6.96/10 · 74 votes
· Apocalyptic and Dystopian

The balloons flew over a month after the economy collapsed. It had been hanging on by a thread for a while, but eventually, our government couldn’t afford basic human needs…

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Kenopsia

6.96/10 · 110 votes

My alarm clock went off at 11:30 AM, signaling the start of my day. I got up and made myself a pot of coffee as I normally did and began…

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Involuntary Overtime

5.74/10 · 34 votes
· Apocalyptic and Dystopian

The Forensic Video Analysis contract was completely standard but for two things Rayna had never seen before: A redaction where the company’s title usually went, and a personal note from…

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Dreams

6.56/10 · 75 votes
· Dreams and Nightmares

They say your dreams can take you to all sorts of places, but what if those places actually existed? We know so little about our world, our universe, and ourselves.…

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