Remember my 6-word flash sci-fi stories? Knowing how much you enjoyed those, here are some fresh ones:
- On Mondays they turned gravity off.
- A paper world. Suddenly, it rains.
- “Can you hear me?” said Google.
- Cat carrier reviews. Schrödinger’s mixed results.
- My rigor mortis makes this harder.
- Mars Curiosity killed Schrodinger’s cat. Again.
- We served Men. They tasted terrible.
- No taxes? The Overlords were worshiped.
- Apocalypse. “Again! Again!” said no one.
- When the Earth died, I shrugged.
- They told me dying was easy.
- FOR SALE: Human brain, never used.
- Welcome mat gives vampire implied invitation.
- Purchasing your future was never easier.
- Everyone hates the morning wormhole commute.
- Auto-correct should never time travel.
- Circle your current condition: alive / other.
- “I literally died,” was not malapropism.
- A burning world is surprisingly cold.
- Gazing at stars. They gaze back.
- The survivors fell through space. Forever.
- The last man alive was surrounded.
- Headline: Psychic belatedly predicts own death.