One-Sentence Futures
David J. StaleyScience fiction stories in a single sentence. Future flash fiction.
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One-sentence Future: Shields and Yarnell
After mime performance became the dominant medium of entertainment, education and political discourse, the estate of Shields and Yarnell spent millions in scores of jurisdictions prosecuting mimes for infringing on their patented pauses, tr...
One-sentence Future: Esperanto
A firmware error in a recommendation algorithm concluded that Esperanto was the optimal solution to loneliness and within eight months billions were speaking it, not because governments mandated it but because every dating app, toaster, ele...
One-sentence Future: Matronymics
Sociologists continue to study the reasons why Americans had largely abandoned patronymics in favor of matronymics, naming firstborns Mariason, Emilyson, or Juliasdaughter, while subsequent children received orderly names like Mariatwo and...
One-Sentence Future: The university president speaks...
With profound regret, I announce that an investigation has uncovered a covert student literary society devoted to “forbidden introspection,” operating in defiance of the university’s foundational commitment to performative knowledge, which...
One-sentence Future: The Omega Pope
When Pierre Teilhard de Chardin’s unorthodox synthesis of evolution and Catholic theology received enthusiastic papal approval, his rapid rise through the Church hierarchy—from theological advisor to cardinal to papal nuncio—culminated in h...
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