Tag: poetic sci-fi

• The Infinite Ship. 002

  

  In this week’s voyage, the ship isn’t haunted by the past—it’s haunted by what hasn’t happened yet. Messages arrive before they’re written. Maps redraw themselves with places not yet regretted. And every whispered creak of the wood seems to know something the crew doesn’t. A quiet, eerie reflection on fate, anticipation, and the strange weight…

  Jonathan

  July 16, 2025

  The Infinite Ship

  black feather omen, countdown sailor, eerie stillness, future-haunted ship, generative storytelling, ghost of tomorrow, lantern-lit deck, metaphysical navigation, moonlit sailing, mysterious crew, mythic tone, narrative echo, poetic sci-fi, prophecy at sea, shifting identity, ship with memory, starry night voyage, surreal exploration, teacup symbolism, weekly story loop

• The First Split.

  

  She woke in sand and silence. A city bleached by time, a sky stretched too wide, and movement that lagged like memory trying to catch up. There are others here — versions of her, echoing choices she hasn’t made. One of them is watching. The First Split is the story of a runner who doesn’t…

  Jonathan

  May 25, 2025

  threadwalker, threatwalker, Vol:2

  1 of 3, alternate realities, Bahnhof, becoming the walker, Dream logic, echo selves, emotional myth, female protagonist, glitch aesthetic, life, liminal space, love, multiple selves, poetic sci-fi, quiet surrealism, self-discovery, silent pursuit, sporty, strange cities, surreal journey, the first split, the watcher, threadwalker, threatwalker, uncanny landscapes