Science fiction Stories

I am leaving this record for the future. I imagine that people in the future might imagine that life right after The Plague was much different than it was. But since I am writing for the future, let me explain what The Plague was. It was a disease that reached pandemic proportions, in the year 20XX, and which targeted almost solely males, with a mortality rate well over 90%. Women were mostly unaffected by the disease, th...

"If this ain't Nowheresville you can sure see it from here," growled Billy "The Kid" Kincaid as he pulled up to the only truckstop in Monkey Spank, New Mexico, his fire-engine red hotrod spewing steam from its radiator. "Well, I need to powder my nose, Billy," whined Enola Gay Makepiece as she cleaned under her fingernails with her switchblade. "You wouldn't want me to powder my nose all over your fancy leather upholstery...

There’s something about the universe. It’s just so universal. If you think about it (and I don’t recommend that you do) the universe can’t help but be a strange place, because everything strange is in it. Most of the time it makes no sense, and when it does make sense that’s even stranger, because there’s no reason why it should. In all the chaotic fields of energy, why should there be something as regular and dependable...

After a short break, Jay's brother Jack emerged from a side door in his normal clothes and took questions from the students about his job as a paid sire for women who've paid for his semen.  Within 15 minutes, Jack received a signal from someone standing at the door and told the students that the next pair of participants were preparing to start.  Jack explained to the students that what they were about to see was a 'spec...

"Ok, but you're still not getting it.  It's not dangerous to have intercourse without a barrier.  Illegal- yes, but for hundreds of years, this is how women got fertilized, and it made sex feel so much better."    No matter how many times or different ways he tried to explain it, he could tell that he just wasn't getting through to his senior high school public health class.  The government had beaten it into everyone's h...