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Do Or Do Not, There Is No Try

I think I’m smart, and then I do dumb things like these and slap myself silly. On a previous post I said I’d be ditching Patreon. The reason was the following: I wanted to challenge myself by writing a short Read more…

By George Saoulidis, 3 months3 months ago
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Inktober Prompt: Angular

Explosive Decompression KABOOM! She kept telling everyone that she couldn’t cook. At all. But nooo, being an astronaut wasn’t enough, apparently. Having two expert-level skills also wasn’t enough, apparently. ‘Men don’t want an EVA specialist or an acceleration manipulator expert,’ Read more…

By George Saoulidis, 4 months2 months ago
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Inktober Prompt: Whale

The Veil Elliot Tuckerberg grew up admiring the promises and imagining the possibilities of Magic Leap. He knew from his uncle that the headset would be something expensive, so he saved up for three years so he could afford it. Read more…

By George Saoulidis, 4 months2 months ago
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Inktober Prompt: Spell

Flying Spell Stilvi kicked the damn thing. “Why won’t you work?” she cried out, both from frustration and from pain. The broom stared back in silence, mocking her with its immobility and its refusal to start. It was last-year’s model, Read more…

By George Saoulidis, 5 months2 months ago
Fiction

Afterburner Sunsets Part 11

They chatted, touched each other some more, and yes, kissed. It was sweet, romantic. But Demeter didn’t know how far she should take it. The afterburner sunset was over, it was getting dark and the automatic lights turned on around Read more…

By George Saoulidis, 22 hours22 hours ago
Fiction

Afterburner Sunsets Part 10

“Time for the big date,” Karen said wearily, getting herself ready. Why was she anxious? She knew the guy already, and she had gotten to know Chloe well these past few days. Plus, the freedom of choice was exhilarating. What Read more…

By George Saoulidis, 2 days2 days ago
Fantasy

Supervenus de Milo

In retrospect, what she did that day was really dumb. I mean really, confronting five rapists on a remote street in the middle of the night? “Leave her alone,” Aphrodite shouted at them, her only weapon against them a very Read more…

By George Saoulidis, 3 days3 days ago
Fiction

Afterburner Sunsets Part 9

Over the next week, Karen and Chloe did everything together. They went grocery shopping, they did chores together, which Chloe found fascinating ‘cause the drones on the ship did all that stuff if you didn’t want to yourself. It was Read more…

By George Saoulidis, 4 days4 days ago
Fiction

Afterburner Sunsets Part 8

“Oh my god, this is amazing!” Karen kept watching and rewatching the freefall video. She leaned with her back on her bed and kept her head in the air, imagining what it was like to fall in microgravity. Chloe giggled. Read more…

By George Saoulidis, 5 days5 days ago
Fiction

Afterburner Sunsets Part 7

Their intercourse was slow, but steady. Chloe went on about her day, and every few minutes, her comm chirped and there was a text from Karen. They added each other online and Terry footed the bill for Karen’s subscription. Beaming Read more…

By George Saoulidis, 6 days6 days ago
Fiction

Afterburner Sunsets Part 6

Karen felt anxious. She had taken a shower, dolled herself up. Heck, she had even put on her good bra, the one that didn’t fit like a glove over her boobies. She was aware of it every time she moved Read more…

By George Saoulidis, 7 days7 days ago
Fiction

Mamacita: Chapter 1

Mamacita woke up in a haze. She was someplace that she didn’t recognise, that wasn’t unusual for her. Her eyes couldn’t focus on anything, and she was sticky and sweating all over. She saw the sun from the window, then Read more…

By George Saoulidis, 1 week1 week ago
Fiction

Afterburner Sunsets Part 5

“You want what?” Chloe screamed into the camera. Then she had to wait seven minutes for him to respond, but her anger didn’t evaporate in the slightest. She sent some more texts. It would come as a barrage of messages Read more…

By George Saoulidis, 1 week1 week ago
Fiction

Afterburner Sunsets Part 4

Chloe went to work. As a second-generation colonist, she was born on the ship and she knew the whole thing top to bottom. They used to run all over as kids, despite the grown ups’ protests. Now that she was Read more…

By George Saoulidis, 1 week1 week ago

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