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Alicia in Zombieland
Suggested by Amber L (Satire/Dark Humor)
Editor: Not assigned
Written in 1865, Alice in Wonderland is one of the great classics of modern times. It's the story of a girl named Alice who falls down a rabbit hole and into a fantasy world inhabited by quirky creatures. But how would the story have been written if the author lived in 2012 America and had to struggle with earning a living as a freelance writer? I'm glad you asked! Here's the storyline for the present-day version...
Alicia in Zombieland is the terrifying tale of a beautiful, 20-something model named Alicia Morales who jumps down a manhole into the underground sewers of Los Angeles to escape from cannibal zombies that used to be humans before eating fish contaminated with a deadly virus. The story opens with Alicia coming home from a photo shoot on a warm southern California night, never dreaming that the world as she knew it would cease to exist in a matter of hours.
Want to write the first scene? Yes, let's do it!
You decide what happens next!
When a story has at least 20 votes and a 3 rating, we'll create a story board.
Viridescence
Started by Susan Helton (Mystery)
Editor: Not assigned
The man was definitely dead. At least Alex Zamora assumed as much, since he had never heard of any man still living whose neck was at that angle. Even so, he knelt to check for a pulse. None, as expected.
He rose, brushing his fingers against his jeans, and backed away. Better call the station. Officer Cedro Davis was not going to like that Alex had stumbled across yet another dead body. He pulled a phone from his jacket pocket but something made him pause; something nagging in a corner of his thoughts. He looked back at the dead man, trying to figure out what bothered him, as if a dead man lying on the ground in the near darkness was not bad enough.
He crouched, straining to see in the dim light without moving closer to the body. He hadn't imagined it -- on the dead man's left hand, each finger from the last knuckle to the fingertip was green. And not just any green, but that particular shade of lime green that nearly glows. Why, Alex wondered, were the dead man's fingertips green?
A World Beyond Time
Started by Lisa Fleming (Science Fiction)
Editor: Not assigned
Sharin stood on the dimly lit veranda, her delicate features bathed in the irridescent glow of a blood-red moon drifting silently overhead. She felt alone, stranded on a dark, frigid planet inhabited by the Hunnan, a war-like race endowed with magical powers that made them even more frightening.
She missed Lucius. She had begged him not to go on the dangerous trek to the icy wastelands to the north, but he'd laughed off her concern, assuring her he would return within a fortnight. Now a month had passed without a word from Lucius. Every knock at the door sparked a sense of foreboding in Sharin, as she worried that the next visitor would bring news that Lucius had been killed by the outlanders.