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Nanji Erode
Nanji Erode

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Published in Microcosm

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Erasing People From the Past

Since they don’t matter at all — Three months after starting my high-paying, benefits-packed job, I quit. I was part of a team who regularly went back in time to eliminate people who don’t matter to this world. Who are these people, you ask? You come across them every day, but don’t pay any attention to them…

Flash Fiction

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Erasing People From the Past
Erasing People From the Past
Flash Fiction

2 min read


Published in Microcosm

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The Friday Dinner

Served by a robo waiter — I looked around after settling in my seat. The Italian restaurant, a block away from the Sears tower, was packed with the Friday evening crowd. Everyone was enjoying their food and company. I was not there for the food. The restaurant was famous for its robo waiters. After many embarrassing…

Flash Fiction

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The Friday Dinner
The Friday Dinner
Flash Fiction

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Published in Microcosm

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Breaking the Internet

When the bits stopped flowing — It was 5:47 pm when I came out of my office. As I walked slowly toward the parking garage, I realized it was only the third time this year that I worked from the office. …

Microfiction

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Breaking the Internet
Breaking the Internet
Microfiction

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Published in Sci-Fi Shorts

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Preventing an Alien Invasion

Using a simple technology — A giant spaceship with 10,000 alien soldiers entered the atmosphere. The ship’s captain planned to drop the soldiers at various points on earth, launching an attack to take over the planet. But then the spaceship suddenly stopped 2000 miles above its target. The captain radioed the pilot, “Hey, what happened…

Microfiction

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Preventing an Alien Invasion
Preventing an Alien Invasion
Microfiction

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Published in Centina Pentina

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A Hard Decision

A 65 million-year-old decision — God entered the conference room, greeted his team members, and began. “I know it’s a difficult decision to make. Many of you were closely involved in the evolution of dinosaurs, and it breaks my heart to kill them all in one asteroid strike.” He paused, looked at the somber faces, and continued. “But the rules are clear. Any species that dominates a planet has to go.”

Centina

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A Hard Decision
A Hard Decision
Centina

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Published in Microcosm

·6 days ago

I Can’t Stand My Dead Brother

He was and is still a jerk — I remembered today’s date when I drove out of the parking lot. April 14, 2045. Shoot, I forgot to call my brother! I called him. He answered immediately. “Hey, Kathy. What’s up?” As I slowed down at a stop sign, I said, “Do you know what day today is? It’s…

Flash Fiction

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I Can’t Stand My Dead Brother
I Can’t Stand My Dead Brother
Flash Fiction

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Published in Microcosm

·Jan 12

Professor’s Price Predictions

Trapped in a time capsule — Four minutes into my live CNBC interview, the host Melissa Lee asked the question I was dying to answer. “Professor Quinn, you are an expert on the stock market price action. Our viewers are always interested in your latest work. Are you working on anything interesting that you would like…

Microfiction

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Professor’s Price Predictions
Professor’s Price Predictions
Microfiction

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Published in Short Shorts

·Dec 28, 2022

The Favorite Nephew

Waits for his uncle to die — I have to admit. I don’t wish anyone harm, but when I learned my uncle suffered a massive stroke, a small part of me rejoiced. Why? Two words. Nine million. That’s the amount my uncle left me in his will. He was a brilliant stock trader, who never married, and…

Flash Fiction

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The Favorite Nephew
The Favorite Nephew
Flash Fiction

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Published in Microcosm

·Dec 24, 2022

A Computer Simulation Game

Played by a frustrated God — God stared at the computer screen with a red face. He threw up his hands in despair and said, “This is getting ridiculous.” He turned to his assistant. “Can you get Raj, the architect of the UnivSim game? Tell him it’s urgent.” Within five minutes, Raj was standing before God…

Microfiction

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A Computer Simulation Game
A Computer Simulation Game
Microfiction

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Published in Microcosm

·Dec 15, 2022

When a Teenager Took a Shortcut

An aging procedure goes horribly wrong — I was preparing for my court appearance that afternoon when I heard a gentle knock on my office door. A weary-looking middle-aged man with a receding hairline entered. I got up and shook his hand. He said, “I am Jarvis, we spoke on the phone this morning.” “Yes, yes. Please…

Flash Fiction

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When a Teenager Took a Shortcut
When a Teenager Took a Shortcut
Flash Fiction

4 min read

Nanji Erode

Nanji Erode

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