Sci-Fi
The Thought-feeders
This narrative explores themes of intellectual consumption and the nature of consciousness, as the characters interact with these extraordinary beings and confront the challenges of their unique situation.
Sci-Fi
Exploring themes of technological advancement and its impact on society. Often set in futuristic or alien worlds, these stories addressed scientific discoveries, space travel, and dystopian futures. Influenced by rapid industrialization, they combined adventure with social commentary, questioning humanity’s place in the universe. Writers like H.G. Wells and Jules Verne were prominent, blending imagination with emerging scientific concepts to captivate readers.
Sci-Fi
Youth
A science fiction story about two boys, Slim and Red, who find alien creatures and hope to use them to join a circus.
Sci-Fi
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Vonnegut paints a dystopian future with strict population control, Edward K. Wehling, Jr. is in a hospital where his wife is giving birth to triplets. Each birth requires three volunteers for euthanasia. The story delves into the emotional and ethical dilemmas in this tightly regulated society.
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Time Enough at Last
A poignant tale about Henry Bemis, a book lover who survives a catastrophic event, finding himself alone in a world where he finally has time to read.
Sci-Fi
Crisis!
A satirical sci-fi story on interplanetary diplomacy absurdities. Amid rising tensions between Earth, Venus, and Mars, diplomats strive to prevent war.