Science Fiction Stories

A Swarm Cycle Story
In battle things don't always go to plan, which is how our pilot found himself on the ground. Enter the Sandies, who's mission it is to extract poor unfortunate pilots.

A story in the The Integration Era Universe
Four years ago, Kes Marrow's only flagged stat moved for half a second — long enough to mark him, not long enough to mean anything. The Integration has been waiting on him ever since: Reassess upon measurable engagement. Tonight he's slipping past the colony fence with his two best friends, hiking three klicks to a Flux rift that pulses teal in the dark. He's spent four years calling it a defect. He has no idea what's actually waiting for him in that light. He's done waiting to find out. / (Reviews)

An aircraft crashes just outside of Salisbury and a crack joint-forces unit is sent to investigate. During the investigation, Major Fellows makes a startling discovery...

A Homophonic Title Story
In the future, a man with a problem visits a professional Orgasm-wright.

Maybe those Myans were right. This was certainly the end of the world.. This is another one of my 'way-too-old' tales I found on an ancient hard drive. Enjoy the read folks.

Matt is a typical teenage boy and when a hot chick offers him a ride, he talks her into parking under the stars, never realizing that she might actually be from one of them. Well, to be fair about it, the boy had his mind on other things.

Time Travel. We didn't have a choice and damn little time to prepare (read none) It all worked out though...HA!

In the future, a daughter becomes very interested in her mother's new sex machine, with unexpected results. A rewrite of Mother's Little Helper with a sci-fi setting.

A Swarm Cycle Story
Her brain was fine, but...

A story in the Black List Universe
Beneath the world as we know it lies another. This one is fraught with dangers and unimaginable horrors. But there is a force that fights it, one that is so secret they are able to keep this other world a secret, but all that is about to change. But will the threat of what the world might think greater than the evil they already face?