Science Fiction Stories

By 2000 A.D, airships have replaced aircraft for freight and human travel. Kipling's novella follows the exploits of an intercontinental mail dirigible battling foul weather, while detailing a planet-wide Aerial Board of Control (A.B.C.), which enforces a rigid system of command and control not only in the skies but in world affairs too; they outlaw war in 1967.

Slowly, insidiously, there stole over Allen Parker something uncanny. He could no longer control his hands--even his brain!

The weatherman was always right: Temperature, 59; humidity, 47%; occasional light showers--but of what?

When you took pot luck with this kitchen scientist, not even the poor pot was lucky!

If, somehow, you get trapped in a circular time system. how long is the circumference of an infinitely retraced circle?

"I'd give a year off my life to...." Idle talk now, but it was ghastly reality to Kent!

The people of Par'si'ya forgot their God, and worshipped only murder, and sin. But then the virgin Too-che gave birth to a male child....

There are certain rare individuals in this world who seem bereft of all common sense. These are the people who set their eyes upon an objective and immediately all intelligence, logic, good advice, unsolvable problems, and insurmountable obstacles go completely by the boards. The characters we refer to are obviously are just plain stupid. What they want to do, just can't be done.

Strange how often the Millennium has been at hand. The idea is peace on Earth, see, and the way to do it is by figuring out angles.

In a Post-Apocalyptic yet hyper-advanced world, Alex notices subtle changes in his thoughts—unbidden ideas that feel familiar and foreign. As he delves deeper, he uncovers a chilling link between technology and human autonomy, forcing him to question the boundaries of control and identity.