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Top 2025 Sci-Fi Dystopian Short Story Collections

Top 2025 Sci-Fi Dystopian Short Story Collections

Top 2025 Sci-Fi Dystopian Short Story CollectionsAlex Boast
Published on: 11/03/2025

A review of sci-fi anthologies past and present. The best dystopian short stories and anthologies of 2025.

Review
FICTION - The Echo of Tomorrow (Part One)

FICTION - The Echo of Tomorrow (Part One)

FICTION - The Echo of Tomorrow (Part One)AZA
Published on: 10/03/2025

Join Mia, a girl longing for a world of love, freedom, and truth, on a thought-provoking journey into the unknown, where she confronts a disturbing future…

Fiction
FICTION - The Galactic Playbook

FICTION - The Galactic Playbook

FICTION - The Galactic PlaybookReed
Published on: 10/03/2025

This memo intends to brief the federated societies of the galaxy on the status of one specific emerging civilization that has increasingly been of interest to our members, and further, to recommend caution when traveling unannounced nearby their local planet.

Fiction
INTERVIEW - Lindsay Burns

INTERVIEW - Lindsay Burns

INTERVIEW - Lindsay BurnsPhilip Charter
Published on: 04/03/2025

An interview with author Lindsay Burns, whose story, 'Dreaming Big', appears in 21 Futures: Financial Fallout

Interview
FICTION - The Baked Goods and Bitcoin of Skirophoria

FICTION - The Baked Goods and Bitcoin of Skirophoria

FICTION - The Baked Goods and Bitcoin of SkirophoriaAngelique Fawns
Published on: 04/03/2025

When Caleb regained consciousness, he wasn’t sure where he was or even what decade he was in. There was a soft blur to everything, like when he used to swim laps in his infinity pool on his Texan ranch. That had cost him a few bitcoins, but nothing like the fortune he’d paid to Cyrogen Futures.

Fiction
FICTION - The US of A 2120

FICTION - The US of A 2120

FICTION - The US of A 2120Mickey Koss
Published on: 04/03/2025

I woke up feeling refreshed. Every day is an opportunity for gratitude now that we are free. Every day is a new opportunity to unlearn things we thought we knew about how the world worked. Our minds (and our money) were a prison in the old world.

Fiction