Funny Space Novels & Stories

Something inside of me lit up just by saying that sad statement about my life. “Everyone in the shop called him Boss and, even though the ramen was not very good, they all came regularly just to have fun. One time, when I told him about Minami-senpai, he got all the drunkards to give me their awful advice on how to approach her. He even suggested I invite her there for a date, I told him no girl in the world would be interested in having a date at a ramen place.” I began laughing like an idiot remembering all the conversations I had during those lonely afternoons at Akari Ramen.

“What's his problem?” He shrugs his shoulders, “ I don't know, I guess he's not a junior cadet anymore.” Sasha turns to Brandon, “so what's the pod?” Brandon’s eyes light up as he talks, ”the gravity pod, You ladies are going to get your first taste of space gravity,” he laughs, shaking his head as we both squeal our excitement. I can't wait!

I see the air around my brother ripple, the light bending as if the space around him is melting. "The experiment didn't fail," Theo says. "It just found a better host."

There would be plenty of times to talk after and during the movie. They chose a simple and light-hearted animation called “The uprising”. Steven who hadn't planned on enjoying the movie, found himself laughing at the absurdity of some scenes. At last, even Rick cracked a smile himself and seemed to relax. When the movie finished, Steven asked if he wanted to stay for another, and Rick lit up like Steven had offered him the world. Taking that as a yes, he paid for tickets for another light-hearted comedy, “Grandpa’s little warriors” which again made them laugh so hard that Rick appeared to have almost forgotten everything that had happened in the morning.

"I mean, I just choked and laughed my heart out in the space of five." "It's not funny."

“More than we can keep up with. But we don’t accept them all, you know. That would be like suicide.” “Someone told me you all go into Drogar space once a month. That’s crazy sauce!” “We’ve got lots of friends all over the galaxy, and we definitely go to lots of places to see them. Some places are crazier than others, trust me on that.” “Plus we’ve gotta distribute our ‘Cast,” added Claire. “Fed space isn’t the only place where we upload. It’s showing in the Empire, and we’ve set up a company in the Hegemony to show our ‘Cast there, too.”

Either the famous people were talking and everybody else was hanging on their every word, or the famous person looked bored and annoyed as some pushy person tried to monopolize the conversation and impress them. My geeky mind went into overdrive, and I started thinking about all the little groups as solar systems, with a star at the center and a bunch of orbiters circling around, smiling and laughing. Or, in the case of the annoying blabbermouths, annoying little dwarf stars trying to compete against a supernova. And the room became the universe, with all these little solar systems going happily on their way… …and here I was, alone, out in the middle of space, a comet that didn’t belong anyw

“It’s my favorite subject. I can tutor you if you want.” “You must love studying. I’m guessing you’re from 7-Mercury.” “I am. You?” “7-Uranus.” “How is it over there?” “Sucks. The only thing it’s good at is being the punchline of the cornball joke.” “What cornball joke?” “‘Where’s your class?’” Francine did a mock dialogue. “‘Ur-anus.’”

Finn’s eyebrows squinted tightly together as he said, “You're right, we don’t know much about you, but from what I can tell, there is not much to like! “ Sunny yelled at Finn, “What the hell is wrong with you?“ Layla then put her hand on Finn's shoulder as she said in a calm manner, “Let’s calm down and go to Space Port. “ The friends always enjoyed going to Spaceport together when visiting the mall. SpacePort was a small arcade with a good selection of pinball machines, like Cyclone. They would spend hours competing against each other and trying to beat their high scores. It was their go-to place for fun and friendly competition. __ While playing arcade games at Space Port, Sunny’s boyfrien

“It was fun while it lasted, though.” Katie linked her arm in Bev’s. “Come on, let’s get out of these spacesuits.” She then laughed. “Can you believe it? We just got back from space. And it was the most amazing thing ever. It will be something Liv can brag about to all her friends when she’s older. Her mama is an astronaut.” Bev smiled. “Yes, it was the most amazing thing, wasn’t it? I don’t think I’ll ever be able to look at things the same way again. Doctor Randall was right. It does change a person.”