Science Fiction Short Stories
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“You know it is not too late to change your mind, Aten,” said his friend Badar.
Continue reading “Avatars Anonymous”
Elizabeth de Moya lives near San Diego, CA. She volunteers for the birds, and she works at the zoo. She is going back to school to study pre veterinary medicine. She has a BA in Linguistics from UC Berkeley.
“Victor, are you with us?” asked Dr. Walton from a seated position at his desk.
“What?” said Victor. He sat in a chair in front of the desk. His feet and wrists were shackled. Two armed guards stood outside the door in case of an emergency.
Continue reading “RIP Frankenstein”
Elizabeth de Moya lives near San Diego, CA. She volunteers for the birds, and she works at the zoo. She is going back to school to study pre veterinary medicine. She has a BA in Linguistics from UC Berkeley.
Ripley leaned back in his chair to take a break from staring at the glare of the computer screen. He had been watching video footage from a trail cam for hours and his back was getting sore.
Continue reading “Ripley and Meri”
Elizabeth de Moya lives near San Diego, CA. She volunteers for the birds, and she works at the zoo. She is going back to school to study pre veterinary medicine. She has a BA in Linguistics from UC Berkeley.
The maiden voyage of Titania was an event to be remembered. All of the top news programs and newspapers had been talking about it for over a year. It was the largest, most luxurious spacecraft built in history. The vessel was to orbit Earth for a week’s time providing a spectacular view for anyone lucky enough to be on board.
Elizabeth de Moya lives near San Diego, CA. She volunteers for the birds, and she works at the zoo. She is going back to school to study pre veterinary medicine. She has a BA in Linguistics from UC Berkeley.
The creature always slept high in the trees concealed in the darkness of heavy foliage, with his pointy head under his wing. One foot was wrapped around the branches, and the other was tucked up into his glossy, black plumage.
Continue reading “Raptors 2.0: When Microraptors Attack”
Elizabeth de Moya lives near San Diego, CA. She volunteers for the birds, and she works at the zoo. She is going back to school to study pre veterinary medicine. She has a BA in Linguistics from UC Berkeley.
