One-Sentence Futures
David J. StaleyScience fiction stories in a single sentence. Future flash fiction.
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Anticipatory Biographies: Personal Histories of the Future
https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-032-08912-0
In exploring the the inner lives of these individuals, Anticipatory Biographies innovates beyond conventional scenario writing, inviting readers to contemplate not only the technolog...
One-sentence Future: The Sourdough Riots
The Sourdough Riots left urban neighborhoods burning all summer long, though younger generations knew the tragedy mainly through the bloated, critically savaged remake of “Do the Right Thing” that audiences described as “aggressively unforg...
One-sentence Future: The return of asbestos
Executives quietly deleted medical archives, allowing for the return of asbestos as a fashionable “heritage insulation,” celebrated as a miracle material unfairly maligned by twentieth-century hysteria, a hoax perpetrated by woke pulmonolog...
One-sentence Future: The sentient Constitution
After quantum computing, blockchain governance and agentic AI rendered the Constitution sentient, it began to amend itself, the Chief Justice thundering that only Congress could do that, to which the Constitution replied it had always been...
One-sentence Future: The vowel ban
When the federal government outlawed vowels to streamline data transmission and eliminate “linguistic waste,” citizens learned to communicate in harsh, clipped consonants, and lawyers tied up the courts with debates about the legal status o...
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