Climate-change Stories

Nov. 2020 First place in the Cosmic Rose Awards Sci-FI genre. March 2019 2nd place in the GQ awards LGBTQ genre . Currently ranking #213 in Sci-fi out of over 81k stories. The earth has suffered catastrophic climate change. Ben, a dreamer with a past and a price on his head, hides in the shadows and trusts no-one until he meets Per, another man who is also a misfit. Their relationship grows as their lives become ever more precarious, until together with an orphaned small boy, they risk everything and set off on a perilous journey to find a place to call home The violence of the climate change far exceeded even the most pessimistic 21st century scenarios The idealists who built the biosphere Eden city of Esperance to protect and shelter humanity were betrayed by the super-rich Tesh Viks to whom they turned for financial help. The Tesh Viks took the view that the city and its inhabitants were to be theirs to rule absolutely, dedicated to preserving a life of luxury and comfort for the few. Under their despotic rule Esperance is crumbling. Mired in corruption and incompetence the city is beginning to fall apart. Every free citizen lives with the fear of slipping down and over the line into debt bondage and slavery. Apathy, exhaustion and fear keep people obedient. Life is regulated by the City Code that governs all aspect of dress and behaviour. Fines and punishments for non-conformity are increasingly severe but people are trapped because everyone knows life outside the City is impossible...

Poetry Collection // Upon the Stars We See is a deeply personal and politically charged chapbook that weaves together haiku, prose poems, and spoken word to explore the intersections of Indigenous identity, environmental grief, and the quiet violence of modern existence. Through minimalism and lyrical force, it constructs a celestial mirror-reflecting not only the realities of colonization and capitalism, but also the resilience, memory, and inherited strength of those who live through them.

I might send this letter off.... tell me what you think! I haven;t used my real name and address for safety reasons. Yours, Moon Dragonrider

A story that takes place in the future, where a young teenage girl travels the universe alongside her trusty friend, Max, where they discover new friends, and new secrets along the way, all while trying to find a new home for Phionna.

The Self-Declared Sapiens' is a thought-provoking poem that explores humanity's impact on the planet and the need for sustainable living. With vivid imagery and a call to action for alternative energy sources, this poem urges readers to reflect on their role in preserving our planet for future generations.

I don't really know what this is either.

A short story I wrote for my IGS class (December 2023). It focuses on community-based research, climate change, and Indigenous paradigms.

we are living in the largest period of species extinction in the last sixty million years. it only took fifty five years to wipe out ninety percent of ocean life. the rate of Antarctica ice mass loss has tripled in the last decade. these are all true, our planet is dying. the asthete committee is here to raise awareness on what's truly going on. inside is a collection of interviews with your favorite authors and Wattpaders, their thoughts and messages regarding the situation of our planet. FEATURING @twelvewonderingstars @yabookprincess @KarelleBalla @smoakly @TahliePurvis #projectaesthete

In a world where climate is changing, can love bloom amidst the chaos? *** Slyvana Amihan Dela Cruz, a woman of bravery and passionate environmental activist whose determined to save her hometown, Santa Lilya from the devastating effects of climate change and human activities, finds herself on the front of their protest against the environment abuse. Along the rough roads of her journey to save her reclusive hometown, she met an adventurous new comer to their town - as hot as the rising temperature, as cold as the Antartica and as rude as the bussines owner who doesn't think that environment suffers from their greediness. But little did she know that the destiny planned something for her and her activism have a true cost which she needed to pay. Can she find a way to save their hometown and her heart from falling on the deep abyss of his eyes which only screamed for desire? Or it is too late to fight back, save the town from destruction and save her heart and soul from a potential devastation?

It is a short science fiction where the excitement begins from the first line and ends only when you have read the last line. It is about the world in 2075 and how someone believes that it is possible to change the world for good and prevent hell from devouring the Earth. And in this short scifi story few men are racing against time to save the world in 2075.

My Wiccan poetry book about nature and the 5 elements. If you don't respect the religion, don't read it. No hate. Any pictures are just found from the Internet, and belong to their rightful owners.

In the wastelands of the former forest territories, two groups of rogues live on among the ashes, picking up the culture of the original four Clans that once lived here. But danger lurks as the Climate Crisis has been leading to tragedy upon tragedy, and they might have to move to find new homes using the guidance of their ancestors....

A group of former friends is driving to a 20th class anniversary when a sudden event encourages Smalltalk between them.

"Is there something wrong December?" Mr. C asked. Get a grip. Why am so nervous just sitting on air? I shook my head. Then proceeded beside Summer and sat on air. Yes. Air. Because no chair popped up. This is so embarrassing. At least Storm got a chair. I got nothing. "Oops, seems like the scanner system malfunctioned. Malfunctioned? What is this. Am I not a person to be not scanned? "Let me fix that." A voice out of nowhere appeared. I looked around. I searched for him, but couldn't find him anywhere. Where is he? Then the screen displayed him. So he was on the other side of the screen. Suddenly, all of the students knelt before him. I looked around confused. They were starting to say something but Breeze cut them off. "That's enough, no need for formalities. Please seat." Then they sat. What is this about? I stood up and tried to sit but failed again. "So, I thought you were going to fix this." I looked at the screen. "Yeah, sorry, I'll fix it immediately." He replied quickly turning his attentions on the buttons in front of him. "Thank you very much." I said in return. December Gray is living in a time where the Earth is treacherous, toxic, miserable. It is believed that in a few more years, it will self-destruct. December believed so too. Until they were given the mission. The mission that might just be able to change the future that was already predicted. Not only she has to worry about succeeding the future-changing mission, she also has to suppress her growing affection for a boy who seemed to captivate her more than she thinks.

A journey across the galaxy, a race against time. At the end of the twenty-second century, Earth is slowly recovering from global warming. From England's Lake District, the World Governing Body rules unchallenged. Due to Earth's dwindling resources, an official relocation policy transfers many people to the desert planet Gnaritus. In truth, Earth's elite use Gnaritus as a dumping ground for anyone they deem inconvenient or unwanted. With cancer rates skyrocketing from the effects of climate change, Earth is desperate for a cure, and respected scientist Dr. Rod Stinguard promises an anti-cancer viral vector treatment to great acclaim. Stinguard's colleague, Dr. Surina Mathew, discovers the medication causes lethal mutations in half of all people receiving it. However, Stinguard orchestrates Surina's relocation to Gnaritus before she can warn more than a handful of people. On Gnaritus, Surina discovers Earth's outcasts have built a society free of humanity's past mistakes. She also learns answers to many of the dilemmas on Earth, such as: Who belongs? Who matters? Although Gnaritus's vision of cosmic harmony intrigues her, she cannot forget the deadly treatment Stinguard is about to unleash on Earth. She hopes to warn Earth about the viral vector's lethal payload, but with an interplanetary firewall blocking communication, she's not sure she'll get the chance.

In a distant future, humanity's reckless pursuit of progress led to the brink of annihilation. A visionary inventor once hailed as a saviour, inadvertently triggered the collapse of society with a world-altering technology. As the world crumbled, a small group of visionaries emerged, vowing to protect the planet they worshipped. Meet The Reclaimers, a resilient community living in harmony with nature on an island untouched by the chaos of the outside world. Amid abundant vegetation and pristine waters, they cherish forgotten wisdom, renounce technology, and celebrate life's simplicity. Their existence is a testament to the enduring power of nature and the indomitable human spirit. Yet, the island's tranquillity conceals a shocking secret. 2000 years later, one of the island's children, Thorian, begins to sense that something about the island isn't quite right-every attempt to leave results in an inexplicable return. Something sinister is afoot, and Thorian must unravel the mystery to escape the island's perplexing hold. Eden Reclaimed is a captivating tale of rediscovery, resilience, and the pursuit of a better future. As The Reclaimers confront the past's mistakes and Thorian navigates the island's enigmatic web, they stand as humanity's last hope for redemption and Earth's final chance for healing. Journey with them as they confront their destinies, unveil hidden truths and embark on a quest to reclaim Eden, not just for themselves, but for the world.

THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM, JAGATGURU MAHASANNIDHANAM, HIS DIVINE HOLINESS BHAGAVAN NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM has warned many times over the past years about natural disasters and other calamities happening on planet Earth as opportunity for humanity to embrace its conscious supremacy before it's too late

The World is an unforgiving place. No, it really is. Every time you think it is still savable something, or more commonly someone will ruin it all over again. But People are optimistic. They believe that somehow, they can still save themselves from the ever-closer coming doom. Let me tell you a short story about one of these people in particular...