All my stories are quite short. When I have an idea, I must write it down and see it through quickly.
I have now several stories that have been rejected a few time and need rework, but I have always found it difficult to go back to a story and polish it up.
It is something I must learn to do...

Wormcall to Pluto

~1000 words. It is about taking advantage of wormholes and relativistic time contraction to win a lottery.

Amanda X5

~1900 words. This is one of my favourite stories.
It is about a female android who was created as a male-entertainment tool but develops goals of her own.

My God

~600 words. Now, this is a silly story I wrote for a UK magazine called Garbaj.
They rejected it, and I am not sure whether it would be suitable for any other market...

Phasing Out

~3000 words. This is an end-of-civilisation story and how merging of human and machine will play a role in determine the future of a doomed humanity.

The Offer of a Lifetime

~1400 words. About cryogenic and what could happen when one of the frozen brains is revived in a few decades.

Universal Suffrage

~1600 words. What about giving voting rights to Artificial Intelligences?

The Future Is What You Make It

~3050 words. A doomsday scenario coupled with a form of time travel.

A Matter of Faith

~950 words. Artificial Intelligences can have faith...

Riding the Waves

~500 words. You are forced to land on a planet completely covered by water.
How can you possibly make the repairs you need while you are tossed around by huge waves?

Just a Game

~550 words. More than your everyday SymCity...