Lenina wants John. She really must have him. But not at the price of her freedom! Conceived as a poignant one-shot but I would gladly write more if the reviews are positive.

A rebellion group tries to overthrow the World State. This is there story. Rated T for future posts

poetry about the Brave New Worldstate through Lenina's eyes.

No matter how he looks at it, the ocean never changes. Bernard, Helmholtz - post-BNW

John gives Bernard a lesson in self-appreciation the only way he knows how: through Shakespeare. John/Bernard.

The story of an Alpha Plus woman who wonders what would happen if the careful 'iceberg structure' was destroyed. Looking back, she knows she made the right choice. Set 50 years after BNW.

Helmoltz leaves for the Falkland Island and finds a matriarchal society based on a bunch of lame Spanish puns. Written for a school project. R&R!

A young woman living in the reservation recollects her mother's story about their home's origins.

What is the fate of those banished to Iceland? In the midst of a war-torn country far from soma and happiness, one man tries to find purpose and reason.

A person with power makes a decision.

Hugh doesn't understand why Penny can't love just him. One-shot, takes place about 400 years before the plot of BNW.

Basically a summary of Brave New World in a free verse poem

Set in a world of Lagoonia, Geria was sitting alone on a normal day. But when her long lost friend meets her again, her day changes into one of a grand tale. Complete.

What'll it be Bernard, ol' chap, eternity or soma?"

A very, very, very short tale about a scientist who befriends a girl who has been frozen in ice for 500 years. Class assingment during Brave New World study.

A story about two girls who travel to the future 500 years from now, and see what the world has come to... with a bit of humor!

This is an alternate ending to brave new world. It is written as a poem.

The Director of Hatcheries and Conditioning knew full well that Linda was pregnant. He kept his secret for twenty-four years, until it returned to haunt him.