Writing Sci Fi Novels & Stories

“What is science fiction? The male teacher asked. The courageous boy a while ago was the first student who raises his hands, the male teacher smiled and called for the courageous boy to stand up, the courageous boy stood up swaying and said his answer loudly that the nearest students around him had the urge to cover their ears and had the thought of visiting some hospitals if their ears is still okay. “Science fiction (sometimes shortened to sci-fi or SF) is a genre of speculative fiction that typically deals with imaginative and futuristic concepts such as advanced science and technology, space exploration, time travel, parallel universes, and extraterrestrial life” after saying his answer,

“What is science fiction? The male teacher asked. The courageous boy a while ago was the first student who raises his hands, the male teacher smiled and called for the courageous boy to stand up, the courageous boy stood up swaying and said his answer loudly that the nearest students around him had the urge to cover their ears and had the thought of visiting some hospitals if their ears is still okay. “Science fiction (sometimes shortened to sci-fi or SF) is a genre of speculative fiction that typically deals with imaginative and futuristic concepts such as advanced science and technology, space exploration, time travel, parallel universes, and extraterrestrial life” after saying his answer

when the genre shifted to Sci-Fi. ​"You didn't just write a story, Nora," the Co-Writer hissed, circling them. "You built a Cemetery. You and your 'Author' played with lives like they were toys. And you, Julian... you were the most expensive toy of all. A Billionaire built on the backs of a thousand 'Service Class' scripts." ​"I didn't ask for this!" Nora shouted, her eyes burning. "I fought to save everyone! I released the code!"

Scott corrected her. "Whatever!" Briana put the remote control in Scott's hands to divert his attention. "It's your turn to choose a movie," she said. "Okay. I'll choose a sci-fi film. Is that okay with you?" Scott asked her permission. "Sure, no problem with me. Go ahead!" Briana nodded her head. Scott picked a science fiction movie with alien rulers in a far-off galaxy.

“Why would you, since you’re not into sci-fi? It’s Ursula Le Guin. About a man who has the ability to change reality through his dreams.” “I can see why you might be into that.” He smiled faintly. “It’s not quite what you think. The protagonist is very much a dreamer. Passive to a fault. It’s other people who want to change the world, usually with disastrous consequences.” Cole sighed. “You know, that’s another thing I don’t get about science fiction. For a genre that’s supposed to be all about technology and progress and the future…why does it always turn out to be a massive disaster whenever somebody tries to do anything or change anything?”

My sincere thanks to you for reading the short book, Epidemic. This is actually my first sci-fi and zombie type of story, but I hope I did well, and I'll surely work more on improving myself. I wrote this book in a day without even planning for it before (LOL). A colleague of mine asked for one of my works to be added to an anthology he is currently working on. He specified it must be sci-fi, I've never written any sci-fi book before, so I had to quickly put down something. It's kinda funny, I know. Thanks once again, and yeah, Let me know your thoughts by dropping a comment!

I may not understand her reading choices, but I do love her. “Why do you like British Sci-fi?” Rose asked suddenly. The question took me by surprise. “It’s fun. Nothing is the same, and science fiction inspires innovation. You know, when Star Trek first came out in the sixties, people had trouble believing in handheld communicators? Now we have hand held computers that connect us to almost anyone in the world!” She giggled. “You sound like a kid in a candy store when you talk about it.” I’m planning on majoring in computer engineering. I want to create some of the things I’ve only read about.