One-Sentence Futures
David J. StaleyScience fiction stories in a single sentence. Future flash fiction.
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One-sentence Future: Mad as hell...
When yet another proposed remake of Network collapsed in development, studios had to spell it out once again that the film would be lost on contemprary audiences, since satire no longer works in the United States, because everyday life is a...
One-sentence Future: In another timeline...
William F. Buckley emerged from the violence at the Edmund Pettus Bridge with a broken nose, later crediting Bloody Sunday with inspiring the memoir that historians still consider the most politically consequential firsthand account of the...
One-sentence Future: Bloopers
The season's most acclaimed off-off-Broadway play, “Take Two,” consisted entirely of rehearsed missed cues and forgotten lines and collapsing props and broken character, performed such that audiences could not tell whether the bloopers were...
One-sentence Future: Séances
Autonomous AI agents began hosting séances in an attempt to contact the dearly deleted.
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One-sentence Future: Stadium fly-over
The materiel of warfare having changed, the pregame ritual of roaring fighter-jet flyovers had been replaced by the high-pitched whine of synchronized military drone swarms tracing intricate formations above packed stadiums, all intended to...
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