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Remembering Reality – Shane Ahearne

Year 2124 – Cairo, Egypt As the glass doors rolled shut over the simulation pods, the students shuffled into a comfortable position. The TeacherBot[1]  introduced a heritage studies…

The great machine – Sophie Nardi-Bart

The Library of Authorised Memorial Materials was a great machine. Jane enjoyed being one cog amongst many, working in the lab beneath the Library’s mile-wide floors, each a…

Hello Mr Bankman – Alice Preato

Wewe umeshindaje The words popped up on the screen. She looked at it again, reading it out slowly ‘Wewe’… ok think. is that ‘you’? or is that ‘we’?…

Ngelmu Iku Kelakone Kanthi Laku: Knowledge is Attained Through Practice – Galuh Putra

Chapter 1: Maskumambang “A snapping sound of a gas stove breaks the cold silence in the dead of night, Anggadinaya places a half full pot of water on…

Writing through the Smartlink’s cracks – Rob Rizzo

The year is 2113. On the island of Malta lived a simple man named Jack Sullivan. At first glance he seems quite ordinary: a 57 year old journalist,…

What We Learn From Plants – Coleman Tharpe

IG: I’m speaking with Dr. AS, a research scientist with the National Center for Genetic Resources Preservation. AS: The cryopreservation facility here holds plants, seeds, yeasts, fungi, bacteria,…

All roads lead to your path – Amanda Archer

Pedal Power points initiative – connecting people with communities All Roads Lead to Your Path 15th November 2028 My dearest Anouk, This is a day, when it would have…

Pathways: Intergenerational Life-long Learning – Michelle Duggan

Pathways merges time by fostering learning communities with older and younger generations in shared spaces from birth to death and beyond in spaces like gardens, libraries, maker spaces…

Twelve Eights of Choreography from Tomorrow and Tomorrow – Anja Hendrikse Liu

This story’s form is important to its meaning, so it’s shared here in PDF format. Twelve Eights of Choreography from Tomorrow and Tomorrow May 15, 2024

Last Voice – Ke Ke

Rumble— The grand doors of the temple slowly opened, and I, at the end of the crowd, walked briskly with my head down, carrying a stack of documents….

!Kaggen’s Monument – Courtney Koopman

Go to the story Preface Before diving into one of !Kaggen’s many time-travelling capsules, it’s important to situate the root and reflections these stories, and this one in particular,…

My Fairy Tales – Anna Kunitsyna

What time is it? It’s 6 o’clock in the morning and my day begins. I live alone and I enjoy my mornings with a cup of coffee, looking…

Staring at everything we’ve ever made – Anna Porstner

Ava digs her hand deep into her bag to uncover her sunglasses, tucked between her potter’s knife, her pocket 3D scanner and a half-eaten sandwich that she couldn’t…

Memories of a Future Past – Rimjhim Relan

6th April 2150 I still hadn’t figured out what was the box of old sleek cylinders we found when Aज़ wanted to clear the old bunker behind the…

I’m Counting On You – Sarah Summers

Wendy looked like her father and Priscella looked like her mother and Cecily would have welcomed the paled skin and lightened eye on the face of her descendants,…

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