Sparkatale

The year is 2317. All records of anything that occurred anywhere on Earth prior to 20 January 2017 are gone. All that remains of humanity is the advanced technology of being able to "Set" genetic conditions to near-perfection, and this has resulted in a society fractured between near-immortal aristocrats and all other humans, with only a select few being chosen to work for one of the ruling Houses. Diana, a young girl with extremely high Settings, has been chosen to work for the old and prestigious House Stepfordson, and given her arrival from deathly poverty, she is determined not to ruin the one chance she might have at making her life mean something. But she finds that in a world with no past, no present and no future, nothing is as it seems.

The world has reached the point beyond redemption. Again. From beneath the crust of the earth are awoken the seven deadly sins, coming to ensure humanity's perdition. A great war between sin and virtue. A civil war within a single man, meant to either doom or save his kin. And the greatest sin of all, crawling under his skin. Murder.

A story of political intrigue and a rather dystopian look at the future, through the eyes of Paige Morgan, a twenty-something who only wants a quiet life. Her wish will not come true, however, as her rebellious half brother drags her into his life on the run from the forces of the Global Federation. (For some background story and details about the Russian Republic, see www.kitkins13.wixsite.com/russian-republic)

Dystopian? Is that what people call this? Just because something happened seven years ago and now there's little left, and people call that dystopian? They are all wrong! This isn't dystopia! THIS IS WAR!

To read and write fiction, a sweet release for some, but highly illegal--even more so, the ability to materialise fictitious writing. A social warfare between the government's omnipotent regime and the chaos of Eritz's writers, whisperers and fictitious individuals conducts itself to contort the lives of this book's characters. Note: CrimFic updates on an approximately weekly basis, and has been categorised by readers as a dystopian psychological thriller--for lack of better genre allocation. Since it is a work in progress, prior chapters are subject to change. Enjoy :)

The story I tell is one many have heard. The story I tell is one distorted and marred. I tell of the death of my country, of my world, of those I do not know, and those I hold dear. The story I tell is that of a long and harsh nuclear winter. I was conceived carried and born into the radioactive nuclear winter. My mutation was not a surprise, but it's extent was not known in my childhood. My name is Warren, yet I have not been called that name since the death of my mother. I was at the age of twelve when she passed, and that name died with her. My father died to raiders a year after. Luckily for me the raiders took me in instead of killing me, and I was taught to fight, to kill, to survive in a world birthed of nuclear fire. This is my tale, my life, my journey in a cold winter.

The world is not like yours. It has a different history, people and culture and it is divided into two: The United Amerika of the west and the Afrikan Empire of the east. The world is shaped by chaos, wars and demons. The world is governed by gods. Men are caught in the middle and it's time to choose a side. I am Morgan. I am a Stranger. This is my story. This is my world

Mary Cooke is only 16 years old. The factory is all she's ever known. She was not born, she was created. She is not human, she is a subject. But it's normal, right? I mean, she's one of 100. But is it still normal to be stranded on an island for six months with no supplies but a weapon? Even the subjects know this isn't okay. So when Mary is forced to survive, can she? With two people trying to kill her? And three people she swore to protect?

Everyone was told there was no such thing as perfect, that no matter how much you try perfection can never be reached because everyone always has a fault. Still that never stopped human beings from trying to become perfect specimens. They tried and tried with the full belief there was perfection out there. Then along that road to the impossible dream of perfection they became dissatisfied with themselves and everything around. It went to the point where they tried even harder for perfection. Still they couldn’t reach it. Lost in doubt and faithlessness, humanity stopped trying to reach perfection, giving up on their dream. Some thought it was the greatest advancement in the world humanity made, realizing their faults and stopping their effort of perfection but it wasn’t. Chaos emerged and life became horrible to the point where people wished they never gave up on the dream of perfection, but with no signs of perfection being possible why keep trying. Then, in that loss of drive we were born, found, and revealed. Six children, defined by society and the world as perfect. The best grades, the best looks, the best abilities, the best life, the best jobs, and overall the best existence. We became the world’s drive that perfection could be reach. However it’s not just only them who can’t reach perfection. Perfection is impossible, I should know. I’m one of those so called perfect people and even I’m far from perfect.

Matthew Dancer is a boy who wanted to be part of the a Watchers, a team of men and women who want to fight crime without really fighting in the wide world. However, when things go wrong and he winds up behind his home's wall, will he be able to keep his cool as he meets these interesting figures?

Five teens. Two isolated worlds, both covered in layer after layer of lies and deceits. If these five collide, they could bring their entire world to its knees. Some support Traveler. Some...don't. And those that like things the way they are have enough power to destroy everything Traveler works for, sentencing humanity to many more decades of being kept in the dark, oblivious to the dark secrets hidden just under their society's mask. The Writer. The Musician. The Artist. The Reader. The Speaker. Everything depends on them now, as they become the voice of their entire world.

In a dystopian world, Sophie and her friends Caleb and Ava are trapped in a kingdom of hate, innocent murder, and insanity. Will they ever escape?

In Incandescent Earth there are two opposing sides; the Light and the Dark. Darkness has come to invade their planet and drown their bright nature into endless void. Innocent citizens of this small alternate Earth were raised since children to worship Lumina, the goddess whom carries the burden of her brother Cimmerian. Legend has it Cimmerian summons monsters from his hatred and they go from universes to conquer planets, hence giving Him the strength to take over the multiverse. Set in 4008, Ciel and Krista are regular teenagers, but little do they know, they have the power to harvest light out of the dark. After a nearly fatal Dark Flood, they are brought to the Luminian Society of the Selected Able, a compound where they are trained bit by bit to strengthen their little-known powers. Cimmerian is inching nearer to multiverse domination, but with the LUSSA's new additions, will they somehow be able to stop his reign?

(Apologies for errors in genre, I didn't really know where to put it) This is a short 500-word story I wrote for a creative writing challenge, in which the theme was Utopia. The story essentially bases around an orphaned girl who works as a prostitute to earn money and support herself, and her utopia is what is shunned upon by all parents: her laptop. The story is meant to embody how you can't judge every person without knowing their history, and you can't criticize their every choice without knowing their reason. A person's idea of a perfect paradise bases around their reality and how they perceive it.