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Tag Archives: Aliens
Free Book Giveaway!
It’s Christmas and time for the spirit of giving! For three days from Saturday Dec 21 to Dec 23, 2019 my Space Opera/Action-Adventure/Science Fiction book, “The Huralon Incident” is FREE! That’s FREE for Three Days Only! Captain Evander McCray and … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Action-Adventure, Aliens, Book Giveaway, Christmas Sale, Free Book, Military, Science Fiction, Space Battles, Space Opera, Spaceship
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Keep It Simple, Stupid
Little Brian and a lawyer were the only people in the park when a spaceship landed. An alien emerged, held up a silvery device, and said, “With this I can grant any desire. What would you like little boy?” Brian … Continue reading
Posted in Short Fiction
Tagged Aliens, Flash Fiction, Funny, Humor, Pocket Universe, Science Fiction, Short Fiction, Short Story, Spaceship, Wish Fulfillment
34 Comments
Troublemaker
Billy-Joe never meant to cause trouble, but he had an uncanny talent for finding it. So when he stumbled across the intergalactic transit station, teeming with thousands of alien species, he vowed to stay out of trouble. Hungry, he praised … Continue reading
Posted in Short Fiction
Tagged Aliens, Apple Tree, Flash Fiction, Funny, Humor, Science Fiction, Short Fiction, Speculative Fiction, Transit station, Troublemaker
14 Comments
Rapid Evolution
Aboard an alien starship, Captain Xom mourned for Agent Yuwl. “The humans in Smithtown, Alabama mistook him for a goat and ate him.” “Far worse than that,” howled Scientist Pewf. “His unusual DNA might’ve combined with humans to create a … Continue reading
Posted in Short Fiction
Tagged Aliens, Evolution, Flash Fiction, Funny, Humor, Recombinant DNA, Science Fiction, Short Fiction, Short Story, Speculative Fiction, Super intelligence
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The Signal
Gerald sat before his his laptop and patted the strange-looking ball beside it. “With my antennae, I’ve homed in on the signal.” “What signal?” said Bryce, munching on Doritos. “From the alien ship. I conducted a study and proved this … Continue reading
Posted in Short Fiction
Tagged Aliens, Flash Fiction, Funny, Hacking, Humor, Science Fiction, Short Fiction, Signals, Spaceship, Speculative Fiction
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The Order
A month after the Wertiger Insititute opened with its Space Communications Array, the aliens contacted humanity. “For one month, we will monitor Earth’s transmissions, then give our Final Order.” That was it. What did it mean? To be safe, TV … Continue reading
Posted in Short Fiction
Tagged Aliens, Flash Fiction, Funny, Humor, Science Fiction, Short Fiction, Short Story, Television, Ultimatum, Violence
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The Emissary
“The aliens demanded total capitulation of Earth,” said President Soares. “We sent an emissary with our reply.” “Who did you send?” shuddered Meghan, the First Lady. “There were human volunteers, but we sent Alexa.” “You sent a household robot on … Continue reading
Posted in Short Fiction
Tagged Alexa robot, Aliens, Diplomacy, Flash Fiction, Funny, Humor, Science Fiction, Short Fiction, Short Story, Spaceship, Speculative Fiction
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The Tradeoff
The trio shuffled towards the boat. At their advanced age they proceeded slowly. “It’s a shame Human bodies wear out so quickly,” said Bernice. “True,” said Wade. “But we saw so much. The Pyramids, The Afghan markets.” “The living bridges … Continue reading
Posted in Short Fiction
Tagged Aliens, Consciousness transfer, Flash Fiction, Funny, Humor, Retirement, Science Fiction, Short Fiction, Short Story, Speculative Fiction, Travel
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Really Different
Dr. Guzman saw her in obvious distress at the side of the road. He stopped the car and rushed to her aid. “What are you doing here?” he said. “Aliens just landed and all of San Ignacio de Velasco is … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Short Fiction
Tagged Aliens, Anglerfish, Bolivia, Flash Fiction, Funny, Giving birth, Humor, Pregnancy, Science Fiction, Short Fiction, Short Story
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The Decision
The First Contact Team placed their starship in low Earth orbit. Even with naked eyestalks, they could see the Great Wall of China. During further orbits they located The Pyriamids and the Taj Mahal. “Clear signs of civilization!” said Vyrllt, … Continue reading