Rotten Timing
Prompt for Friday Fictioneers. Provided by Rochelle I go back to the day when I closed my shop. On that day I turned my back on the individuals who had supported me. Instead, I signed up, into the realm of…
The Librarian
Photograph prompt from Susan Rouchard Darkness had descended outside, but there was still one hour to closing time. The silence was deafening yet calming. Add to the mix the smell of polished floors and pitched pine plus a multitude of…
Sleepwalking
A great picture prompt from Sandra Crook The wine had flowed freely, but now we sleep. They say that the best dreams come to those who sleep well. But in my dream the ocean is lifting and curling, so that…
Sanatorium
Prompt photograph provided by Dale Rogerson. Originally built to house the victims of World War One, and now extended to treat and control tuberculosis. Equipped with all it needed. It’s sweeping verandas looked out over verdant lawns and Scottish pines.…
A Web of Control
Photograph prompt by Roger Bultot Interlocking they built. No not a Mausoleum. Blue needed Benjamin keeping alive. For without a live human, the Ai’s could not understand their roots. How human’s had taken millennium’s to developed from chipping rock to…
Blue City’s
Prompt photograph provided by Rochelle Wishop-Fields Benjamin was dying. For nearly a century he had watched Blue and Blue’s family’s grow. Now Blue wanted Benjamin to live to live forever. So Blue called on every Ai to move to the…
Just Wondering
Photographic prompt provided by Rowena Curtin You know those links that bind us together, one’s rather like humanity’s poisonous lead plumbing. Well while I was resting in the garden, I wondered how to detox the human brain… One thought was…
Ai’s and Humanity
Prompt provided by Fleur Lind Benjamin knew that he could no longer trust his eyes… His own friendly Ai had given him a vision of what was to come. The ability to throw a force field, anywhere. Any Ai or…
Benjamin and the Blue Ai
Prompt provided by Dale Rogerson. For Benjamin the nondescript housing offered anonymity, whilst accessing oceans via the river supplied everything needed. Benjamins task might have taken him a lifetime. However he ‘now’ had Blue to guide him. As Benjamin added…