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Oh, he’s rude to everyone, […]. It’s what makes him so damn sexy. (Cassandra Clare, City of Bones) New Xanadu, coordinates 000.000/000.000/000.000June 25th, 666 GE Volker Chang stepped out of the elevator into Princess Virginia’s residence. She was hosting one of her usual, interminable parties — something that happened atContinue Reading

Ms. Twiglet Skunks, proud Mahjitan and former Holroyd agent.

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When the going gets tough, the tough get going. (John Belushi, Animal House, 1978) Bageechaa, coordinates 99.001/-55.447/1803.240June 24th, 666 GE Running toward the spaceport, Twiglet tried not to think about her house, the hyperneural probe, or everything she’d left behind. Right now, escaping the werewolves was all that mattered. GriefContinue Reading

Ancient alien ruins partially exposed beneath a cracked Antarctic ice sheet, massive geometric structures made of dark, otherworldly materials with glowing runes and unnatural angles, eerie bluish light filtering through translucent ice, jagged glaciers and snow-covered terrain in the background, a sense of vast scale and mystery, subtle signs of alien technology fused with ice, cinematic and atmospheric, high-detail science-fantasy realism.

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From Cosmic Particles to Alien Ruins, What Hides Beneath the Frozen Veil? Antarctica is Earth’s final frontier — not in terms of distance, but in mystery. Despite decades of exploration and research, this vast, ice-locked continent continues to baffle scientists and inspire fringe theorists, adventurers, and science fiction writers alike.Continue Reading

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If you’ve ever dreamed of traveling beyond the Solar System and exploring the Universe, you’re certainly not alone. Humanity hasn’t yet realized the technology for interstellar travel, as it’s often depicted in science fiction tales. However, we can still journey through the stars vicariously through the wonders of literature. LoseContinue Reading

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First published in 1965, Dune has become one of the most influential Sci-Fi novels ever written, spawning multiple adaptations and a long-lasting franchise. Set in a distant future, where interstellar travel and feudalism dominate the universe, the story follows Paul Atreides, a young noble thrust into the political and ecologicalContinue Reading

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Callisto, May 7th, 2100 C.E. The voice of BETTY, GaMEWayS’ main computer, jolted Dr. Rachel Simmons awake. Of course, BETTY wasn’t the AI’s official name. But Rachel had long ago reprogrammed its vocal profile to mimic her late mother’s voice. “WAKE UP, RACHEL. IT’S 7:30 A.M., CALLISTO TIME.” She groaned.Continue Reading