We’ve seen comments before that ask what the point of science fiction is when our daily lives are the sci-fi of eras past.  To that - well, do you guys really think you’d recognize the daily lives of a future era?  Besides, sci-fi isn’t just space and technology stuff.  It’s fiction that is grounded in science, from stories about other species to stories about ‘what if this had happened six millennia ago instead of this other thing’.  Don’t limit your imagination by writing off anything sci-fi as “just modern stuff”.

Underpinnings

Mystery

A colony ship of dextroluma awakens in a distant galaxy.  Stasis was supposed to keep them the same, but as they prepare to settle on the planet they have arrived to, some are haunted by strange, hazy visions of something that happened during their voyage.  Something they aren’t supposed to know.  Something that someone would do anything to keep them from uncovering, that underpins the very purpose of their mission…

Olympics of the Malformed

Dystopian

Believed to be one of the inspirations for the popular show Cephulu Sports, Olympics of the Malformed follows a newly manifested lockette named Arrow.  Arrow is malformed, and unable to survive without consuming the life energy of other beings.  As she draws close to her demise, another lockette saves her - for a price.  To survive, Arrow must compete in a game with other malformed lockettes for the entertainment of a mysterious group called Feast.  She must eliminate all her competition to be allowed a year of being fed freely… and she must do it every year after that, until she is also eliminated.

Stellar Violence

Space Opera

Stellar Violence follows dextroluma farmgirl Jenny in a far-flung future as she rebels against an evil empire of humans and discovers ancient powers to assist her.