Sapiens Plurum 2023 Story Contest
Calling all sci-fi writers! The Sapiens Plurum Writing Contest is here again. Submissions for 2023 are now open and will close on June 15. There is no fee to enter.
How Gabby Won the Neo-Iditarod and Cured my Cyborg Blues
In the multiverse, entanglements can be both quantal and emotional. (Sci-fi short story, as T Rix; 6000 words)
Breaking the surface
In which I return after a long break to breathe life once again into this blog.
Singularities
What use is eternal digital life, if we can’t forget the sins we committed to get there? (As T Rix; 900 words.)
Bear Stew
What if you created a time machine solely for the purpose of revenge? (As T Rix; 950 words.)
We are all the Tin Woodman [Revised]
In what sense are we the same person today as yesterday? (4100 words)
The breath of life
We are most free when we choose to recognize our duty to others. (About 800 words)
On the kindness of strangers
In a world of rapid change, we all have to rely on strangers to do the right thing. (380 words)
Stardust dreams
We should aspire to go to the stars, even though they might remain forever beyond our reach. (abt. 900 words)
The shape of things to come
Why did non-Euclidean geometry take so long to find its way into physics? (7700 words)
The Icarus Question 