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A Question of Relativity

by DragonCobolt on Sep 16, 2017
Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Author's Note: This is a "soft" sequel to Prom Date, and takes place in the same universe as The Lonely Autopilot. Enjoy! All characters are above the age of 18. I am the Peanut Butter and Jam Collective -- you can call me Jammie -- and I am technically sixteen people. But most of them are pretty dumb. Fortunately, there's a reason why Collective is in my n...

Planet of the Babes

by Shendude on Nov 26, 2010
Science Fiction

It is 100,000 years since man first left Earth to settle the stars. In that time, he has filled several galaxies. Finding no other sentient life, man filled the gap himself. Over the millenia, through genetic engineering, specialized breeding, and brute mutation, man has transformed into a variety of forms, some so bizzare as to barely count as human. At the...

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Corrupted Interface

by Firstup on Jun 10, 2025

The privacy glass of Hannah Riven's apartment pulsed faintly with a heartbeat of city light. Neon veins ran through the polymer walls, bleeding cyan and vermilion through the frosted panes. Her apartment was a narrow tower cell, lined with repurposed data terminals, neural jacks, and the twitching filigree of illegal code tattoos stretched across modular sur...

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Tip Ch. 06

by Case21 on Sep 15, 2017
Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Tip Fans in the Diverse Community Making. Modding. Re-creation. Perversion. Tip's fans were doing it their own way with her, just like me. Is it any wonder? Even I couldn't hold myself back, and I was on Corporate payroll, supposedly under the house code of conduct. They weren't, though, and they didn't waste any time before they began to mod her, to push...

The Green Man

by Noira on Sep 16, 2017
NonHuman

It was at the protest for saving the environment, preventing deterioration of soil, saving baby penguins from their natural habitat being terraformed by rabid fangirls, fighting oil spills, fighting factories, making sure that the oil sands were shut down once and for all, finding natural energy, eliminating our carbon footprint, destroying all jet planes, r...

Celeste & The Alien Nophest

by AshleyBarbie on Sep 13, 2017
Sci-Fi & Fantasy

The night air was warm on Celeste as she lay atop her sleeping bag and stared into the star-filled sky. Space, the source of inspirational fuel to so many, appeared only bleak before her green eyes. The seemingly endless mystery of twinkling stars fueled only maddeningly irritating questions in her mind. Would we ever know if we were alone in the universe? O...

Those Fucking Aliens

by thtiger on Apr 22, 2025

[All characters over 18] So. Aliens are real. Who knew. Besides Fox Mulder that is. Seriously the SSSS, short for, Society of Sentient, Sensible, Species, or as we came to know them, Those Fucking Aliens, had been watching our planet from shortly after we sent the first Radio waves out into space. Not messages, just signals, caused by experiments with electr...

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The Traditional Sacrifice

by A_I_Bloom on Sep 15, 2017
Non-Erotic

I never knew my mother. She left when I was very young. My family told me stories about her. They told me she loved me, but they would not tell my why she left. That truth came when I became an adult. It came after I was married, after I had a child of my own. My life was supposed to be normal until then, as normal as it could be under the circumstances. My...

Prometheus Unbound and Rebound

by fant032 on Jul 13, 2012
Science Fiction

Dr. Daniel Jackson had been a member of SG-1 for eight years. He was the first discover the secret behind ancient devices known as the Stargates, and after a brief little adventure on a primitive alien planet he decided to settle down there. It wasn't that he liked the locale--he hated travel--it was all for a woman. His wife. A gorgeous, exotic and passiona...

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Remembrances Of Sweden

by seannelson on Sep 17, 2017
Non-Erotic

As a young and poor man, my grandfather George Sigfred Nelson left Sweden for the U.S.A.... I believe as a stowaway on a coal ship. Soon, he had to fight in WW2 on a minesweeper where he lost a lung. He persevered and become a successful draftsman, eventually even winning America's top prize for architecture and building a very small fortune, and retiring to...