Dimly lit posters hung the entire length of the dark corridor to the Reassignment Office. They repeated the party slogan over and over. “CONFORMITY. UNITY. PEACE.” Ethan stared blankly at the tiled floor – he knew the phrase by now. It was the sole purpose of his and everyone elses existence. Every day was like […]
Of all days - Entry to the Phoenix Point Writing Competition © 2018 MattyRasker Ben woke to the sound of his mobile vibrating across the bedside cabinet. It was the midwife at the hospital. His wife had finally gone into labour. He got out of bed, got changed, grabbed his packed canvas bag, and was […]
Preston was bored. Work had dried up this week in the Research Facility. He was surprised that any work came in at all - he was certain that humanity had researched every possible thing and proven, or in some cases disproven, every possible theory. Time travel, interstellar travel, the cure for cancer. Even world peace […]
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Yes, I killed them all. They all had to die, one way or another. I am particularly proud of the number of lives lost because of my murderous intents. Unfortunately, I have since lost count because of this damned dementia. Some of my fondest memories though still come back to me. There was this one […]
David and Rachel watched the morning break as they had done so every day for the last six months. Through rain and snow they sat on the same bench in front of the same stretch of coastline, looking out over the same sea. The recent change of seasons from Winter to Spring was welcome - […]
