Very excited to have my spec-fic short story published today in NatureFutures ! nature.com/articles/d4158…

#AShortHistoryoftheFuture Northodox Press 📖 #booklaunch #countdown T-13 #WhatIf..? You don’t bother reading the manual for your 3-D bio printer? "Excerpts from the User Guide for the SynaTech-3411 3D Bio-Printer" (First published @naturefutures) #ScienceFiction #ShortStories

Welcome to the megastore! Stuck for the perfect gift? We can solve that problem! Want to treat yourself? We can help with that , too. Our AI assistants will satisfy your every needs. Just sit back, relax … and pay! #scifi by João Ramalho-Santos nature.com/articles/d4158…

Ever wondered what life was like before dreaming-on-demand? Then wonder no more. This museum will show you the uncomfortable realities of before — from VR to the first dream. Come & experience life as you no longer have to live it! #scifi by Thomas Barlow nature.com/articles/d4158…

It was just another day in the clinic: seeing children who had developed a range of temporal conditions. But taking time to see patients about time isn’t easy — especially when time is proving to be disordered for you, too… #scifi by Diana Peterfreund nature.com/articles/d4158…

Want to know if you have common interests? Want to find reliable friends and colleagues? Want to confirm your initial impressions? Then look no further. With true data-sharing, you can easily make the connections that matter! #scifi by Marissa Lingen nature.com/articles/d4158…

Having trouble with your electronic companion? Need advice? An upgrade? Or even spare parts? Then look no further. We at Nick’s Body Shop are ready to fulfil your needs. We will always go that extra mile — no matter what it costs #scifi by Russell Nichols nature.com/articles/d4158…

So, I’m following in my father’s footsteps — well, the footsteps he would have taken. Travelling through space in the way he dreamt about but never managed. But no matter where I go, the past haunts me. Maybe it's best not to look… #scifi by Katie Cervenec nature.com/articles/d4158…

Listen to your heartbeat. Track its rhythm. Feel its force. This is you — the thing that drives your life. But what if it wasn’t yours? What if it was a machine instead? Would you still be you if you didn’t have a heart? #scifi by C. B. Stuckey nature.com/articles/d4158…

I miss you. This timeline is not the same without you. So, I’m doing what anyone else would do: I’m heading for other streams, other versions of the Universe. Maybe I can find what I’ve lost. Maybe I can find you again. Maybe… #scifi by Andy W. Taylor nature.com/articles/d4158…

Looking for a new holiday destination? Want something fresh and exciting? Then why not come to Mars? See how the colony is reshaping this beautiful planet. Enjoy the unspoilt vistas. Yes, you’ll see red — but in a good way!! #scifi by Stephen L. Antczak nature.com/articles/d4158…

But soft, what fuse from yonder robot blows? Is it the droid that Juliet calls her own? Arise, metallic man and take her hand For Romeo, short circuits signal love… #scifi by Gareth D. Jones nature.com/articles/d4158… #Shakespeare

When first we saw it, we weren’t sure. But soon there was no doubt. This was aliens. The first alien spacecraft to be seen in the Solar System. And it was huge. Such power. Such technology. The question was: what did they want with us? #scifi by Al Williams nature.com/articles/d4158…

This was once a thriving site. A planetary mine that was a hive of activity. Now, it is silent. A memorial to those who lost their lives. A place of comfort for those affected. A place to visit for as long as you care to remember… #scifi by @linforthc nature.com/articles/d4158…

Earth. It was our home. The planet where we were born. Where we grew. And that we had to abandon. Now, it’s a dying world. Decayed. Poisoned. Dangerous. But what would you give to visit it one last time? #scifi by @gretchentessmer nature.com/articles/d4158…

Who were the People from Before? How did they live? Why did they disappear? We need to know. This could be a gateway to allow us into their past — if we follow the rules, maybe we will start to understand. We have to try… #scifi by Lesley L. Smith nature.com/articles/d4158…

It was the kind of thing that happens all the time. Running into an old friend at a station; taking the chance to grab a drink and catch up. Except … this friend really can’t be here. So ‘here’ is not where it seems to be at all… #scifi by John Gilbey nature.com/articles/d4158…

You've been friends for years. You’ve spent loads of time together. So you know him pretty well. And this trip is a great chance to catch up, relax and enjoy each other’s company. Except — maybe you don’t really know him at all… #scifi by Pietro Aronica nature.com/articles/d4158…

Food. It’s one of the great pleasures of life. And one of its necessities. Which means that, no matter where you look in time — the distant past, the far-flung future —one question will always resonate. What’s for dinner? #scifi by P. K. Hoffmann nature.com/articles/d4158…

It’s the trip of a lifetime: four years taking in the sights of the Solar System. From Venus to Europa, Mercury to Jupiter, it’s truly out of this world. You’ll even get a glimpse of Earth! So don’t delay. Book your ticket today! #scifi by Todd Honeycutt nature.com/articles/d4158…