A Quick Follow Up by Sean Johnson
Thomas is curious about some report discrepancies. He travels to a small military base for a quick follow up.
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SS Prompt 11: Area 52
Word Count: 500 words exactly
Deadline: 4 November 2020
Please do not post before the deadline.
Area 52 by EJ Murray
This is another sci-fi story about the velyr, a hive-mind society designed for a desert planet. Some of them developed an incurable “disease” – individuality – and were exiled. They ended up on Earth, where Lontano eventually met up with Tel, a half-human vocalist in a rock band. (500 words)
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What is the price of the veal on your plate? Do you have a conscience?
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Some things can't be real, or are they?
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Area 52 ... I don't know what you're talking about ...
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Forbidden Places by Sandy Menarek # We lived at the edge of town in what we called The Big House on Ohio Street, which was actually quite small. The Little House was a one car garage turned into a house…...
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The Dangerous Gift by David Jones
Opening this gift could advance knowledge or end life as we know it.
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promises by nsbnina # Daphne DePew started dreaming of the day she would get out on her ninth birthday three months ago, the day she said goodbye to her gramps. “When do you get out?” she asked the weirdly gorgeous…...
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A Shift at Dave’s Diner by Amy Trakos
Max and Carl discuss other life forms during their lunch break at the diner.
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The mine had been crumbling for nearly a century since Michigan's ore boom had busted. When the government purchased the land and surrounded it with barbed wire, the locals hoped civilian jobs would follow, but only the occasional rumble of military caravans entered the gates.
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