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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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Latest Issues

Dome Chapter 29

Time was his best hope and greatest danger.

Tubes swarmed all around Hugo. Their creeping, gurgling sounds grew louder, crowding his ears into a noise he consciously tuned out, but unconsciously his neck bristled.

His pudgy fingers clatt...

7 days ago
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Dome Chapter 28

Dawn broke. Fire-red burst forth from the horizon. The black sky burned into a soft cobalt, tinging the violet clouds with a soft orange.

The forest awoke as the sun transformed the sapphire blue trees into a dazzling emerald. A green that...

14 days ago
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Dome Chapter 27

Terra’s mouth closed. Her head fell limp against her shoulders. Winsor uncovered his ears.

What had happened?

One moment he was looking at this strange, beautiful face that reminded him of N-85’s; the next, it opened a mouth. A mouth he d...

21 days ago
4

Dome Chapter 26

It did not have to go this way.

Hugo stood over Terra’s sarcophagus. Nothing about this large, circular metal disk would make one think that a human was lying beneath it, but then again, Terra lost her humanity a long time ago.

That’s why...

a month ago
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Dome Chapter 25

The Beast’s eyes glow red. Its body coils like a spring as it lowers its head, never losing eye contact with Winsor.

Stomach aching with anxiety, but eyes keen and sharp, Winsor stares back. His fingers grip the hammer, which now seems so...

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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