Science Fiction Stories

A mother and son try to cope as they are experimented upon. This story refers to another author's story as a sort of tip of the hat, but reading that story is not necessary to understand this one.

In the year 2430, a man goes to a robotics company to find a robotic companion for himself. But what he finds there is so much more than he imagined!

A story in the The Institute of Apotheosis Research Universe
A mother of two and a housewife discovers what a mind-controllng mommy is up to with her sons.

A story set in the Pinwheel Universe
James is new to the Pinwheel, and the first place he finds himself is the bar, where he meets a friendly Borealan named Datz. As he gets to know the rowdy alien, they're interrupted by her acquaintance, a Polar Borealan named Railha who seems intent on showing Datz up. James soon finds himself moderating a drinking competition between the two rival species, one that becomes increasingly sexual the drunker they become.

A story in the Kaire Universe
Being Kaire helped me as a hunter and I was very good at it. When the Dark attacked I led those I was suppose to protect to safety. After that I joined constable and together with my mates we retrieve weapons for more to join the fight. Our hunt grows as we slip into a building the dark have taken and begin to hunt and kill. Edited by Bird Dog

Edited by Bird Dog The sudden invasion by the Dark sent the whole population scrambling. Our colony was a few hundred years old with several abandoned military bases. The one I went to was hidden inside a mountain. That was where I found a way to fight back and try to stop the Dark.

A story in the Kaire Universe
As a younger brother to the Kaire emperor there is a lot I can do to bring clans to his side. Being human only tends to make things a little harder but our parents taught us well.

When his life is falling apart, someone sends him a formula that could help rebuild his life.

A Swarm Cycle Story
Heroes die young. Life goes on. The rest of us have to stand up and be counted. Sometimes keeping a promise costs more than you think it will.