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Artwork for Dome

The last of humanity is trapped inside a domed city controlled by an A.I. named Mother, who is gaslighting everyone into believing they are machines; however, the creativity of one person will change the Dome forever. Chapters published every Monday at 5.

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Dome Chapter 23

Terra stared into the fire. The only feeling of warmth in the cold room, no bigger than a closet. She sat seiza, as customary of one awaiting deliberation among the elders.

It took fifteen weeks of intense geological survey, soil tests, an...

7 days ago
1

Dome Chapter 22

A heavy wooden door slid open, an audible knock as it hit the frame.

Nadia squinted, her eyes adjusting to the dark room. The guard pressed towards her, letting her know that she had no other choice but to enter. Passing through the thresh...

14 days ago
4

Dome Chapter 21

The tip of Winsor’s horn cuts off the top of his hammer so that the weight snaps off the handle. Taking a few pieces he recovered from Hugo’s workshop, he begins assembling a small rig. A rotary system connected to a long wire wrapping its...

21 days ago
3

Dome Chapter 20

Greasy sweat hung on Nadia’s brow. She pulled her sleeve, brushing the sticky residue off her forehead.

Ash fell and blew all around her. Her nose clogged with black filth. Her mouth, huffing–each breath harder than the last.

Skald’s smal...

a month ago
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Dome Chapter 19

A red light emits from the Mother Terminal.

R-0’s heart flutters in her chest. She would grab it but that would affirm that the sensation is real.

Clear the mind.

Clear the heart.

It was now near midday and the hole containment had only...

a month ago
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  • Nicholas Collins

    An animator who writes like he draws. Bringing characters to life through acting, emotions and psychology. Read my debut novel, “Dome” here.

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