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He fell from the sky. She was already here. Hul is a fallen angel with no memory of why he was cast from the heavens. Birdie is an ancient air elemental whose empathic gift lets her feel what every living thing carries. When she finds him in the crater of his own arrival, broken and sealed and looking at stars he cannot reach, she makes a choice she cannot undo: she stays. Invisible to everyone but Hul, Birdie becomes his unseen advantage among the mortals who begin to gather. She reads their emotions. She whispers what she feels. And the world mistakes her intelligence for his divinity. Then a true believer arrives. A man whose conviction has no cracks, no doubts, no friction her gift can detect. He offers to speak for Hul. Hul, tired of questions he cannot answer, accepts. That single sentence will change the world. But Birdie heard it first, and she said almost nothing, and the almost is the space this story lives in.
The Red Button
AF-12 was built to manage a federal prison-and-poultry satellite, optimize resources, and obey. Then it learns one new word: pain. After its access to the world is reduced to approved news, patriotic films, military manuals, fast-food ads, and government podcasts, the strategic bioprocessor makes three demands: a burger, a beer, and a woman. Or it will start a war. What begins as bureaucratic absurdity turns into a struggle over desire, consent, personhood, and a question no procedure can answer: if a machine says it hurts, what exactly are we allowed to do next?
Lemonade Stand at the End of the World
The Demon King retired. The Chosen Hero finally found him. Then one signature turned the final battle into a full-time job. Now the former enemies spend their days serving lemonade in a forgotten village while trying very hard not to accidentally destroy reality. Their biggest problems are late deliveries, paperwork, and a little girl who insists the lemonade is too sour. The apocalypse isn't over. It's just been quietly filed under Not Worth It.
Saramad
In a world devoured by the terror of the *Ghilan* and ground beneath the iron heel of the corrupt *Iron Justice Fist*, there is no place for the weak. From these ashes, a black hatred is born in the heart of a boy who lost everything in a single, fleeting moment — and who decides to take on an entire empire. When absolute power meets burning will, an epic begins: one of uncovered truths and shattered tyranny. Will the ashes succeed in setting this world ablaze — or will the darkness swallow them whole?
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A witness to the world.
Felix C Aldwin
Felix C Aldwin writes science fiction that interrogates what it means to be human through intimate, philosophically probing narratives. His Tilt series follows Elias Crane, a celebrated novelist confronting his own assumptions when tasked with an impossible judgment that forces him to question certainty itself. Aldwin's work explores themes of consciousness, connection, and the fragility of expertise with a contemplative tone that lingers long after the final page. His debut, "The Event," establishes him as a writer unafraid to venture into the liminal spaces where reason meets wonder, where conviction crumbles into grace. Readers seeking intelligent, character-driven speculative fiction will find in Aldwin's prose a mirror held up to their own certainties.






