This story is an A.I.-assisted original work concerning a fictional setting, following the events of Shock and Awe - Part 1: Future Shock. Born from a future without pity and a past beholden to its thirsting horrors, Sarah Reed and Max Mercer are former sleeper agents turned rogue who fight to find a way to preserve the present. They fight the encroaching war at their doorstep on the isle of Manhattan, and they undoubtedly know that going all the way is sometimes only the start.
A story in the A Thousand Years of Peace! Universe
An ordinary man that changes the world. He overcomes many obstacles but as he does it improves those around him in a wider expanding circle as time moves on.
An alien lands in a lake near a small town in the 1950s. The creature experiments on the population, starting first with human reproduction. No family is safe. Stay away from the water.
What would you do if there was suddenly someone of the opposite sex inside your brain? Would you try to throw them out? Would you end up going insane? This is a story about what Andy James did.
The Wolfians realize that they have found a unique structure far beyond anything that their technology can duplicate. This is the story of their exploration of only a portion of the Dyson Sphere and how they contribute to the continued viability of the structure. Why explore only a portion of the structure? Consider that this is a sphere 200 million kilometers in diameter! The Wolfians claimed 0.23% of the area, and this is on the order of 1,706 times the size of all of the land area of Earth.
A Story in the The New Start Generations Universe
This is a sequel to The New Start. It is the further story of the young adults of New Start with many of the old characters and some new characters. Yuri is one of the last children of the elders and he fancies himself as a rebel like Tani.
The fate of Humanity rests in the hands of one inhuman assassin. This was inspired by the Iced Earth CDs "Framing Armageddon" and "The Crucible of Man", excellently written by Jon Shaffer. This is just my take on the tale itself.