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Thursday, September 24, 2026

The Future City: a short story by: GF Willmetts.

The city project was supposed to be a calming effect to sort out gun crime. If you can’t outlaw them,

Diaries are now the most important thing in the world now. Once upon a time they were used to note

I woke with a start. There were some vague memory of walking down the street and then…well…I was here. If

The sun broke through my curtains waking me with an accompaniment of the bird chorus outside. Realising I was late,

‘Who accepted this insurance?’ Gideon Snap asked, getting himself up-to-date as they wanted into the count building. ‘Someone somewhere is

C opened his eyes. The last thing he remembered was being driven to his SIS Office. Now he was sitting

<<Why Australia, Sara? We couldn’t be further from the Maxs.>> Sara Seeker turned and looked at Sheena Ramone. They had

My computer flagged up an old space mission. The only manned flight left. Every 176 years, the outer planets line

‘That’s your star there. No, not that one. The one next to it. A little dimmer but also a lot

You have to ask yourself why didn’t I kill him earlier? What? And deprive my wife of her son? I