Actually, I spend much more time at “world-building” than at writing stories. I like inventing possible worlds that might give the impression that they could really exist somewhere out there. The third story I mention here also plays in the Our Ascent world, but some time after the events in Storytellers’ Chronicles. It’s the first story where I thought “yeah, this is the real stuff!” If I had to invent a genre for this kind of fiction, I would call [ Read More ]
The next story I’m working on plays in the world I call Our Ascent (I own the domain ourascent.com, which also links to this blog). It’s the world I’ve designed to the greatest detail of all my science fiction scenarios. Essentially, Storytellers’ Chronicles is supposed to become a series of short stories that depict the rather everyday life in a quite utopic supercivilization. Storytellers’ Chronicles Some years after the Foundation the solar system Origis is completely colonized by the supercivilization [ Read More ]
There’s the big problem that I have great difficulties at finishing my stories. So, what I have right now are some started projects, for which I provide intro texts, at first. Here’s the first one: Exaltation Dominance Day 1: Really weird things happen and people become happier for no apparent reason. Day 2: Foreshadowed by unusual dreams, many people develop the ability to read the emotions of other humans and animals. Reports about miracle cures of virtually all diseases sweep [ Read More ]
Hello, I am RadiVis (which might mean Radical Visionary). I ordered the domain radivis.com in order to have a nice place to present all my science fiction ideas and stories. So, what’s this so called Radical Vision all about? Radical Vision can be considered as a collection of science fiction worlds by which philosophical ideas around topics like transhumanism, the technological Singularity, artificial intelligence, ethics and ontology are explored in stories, which present scenarios that are basically derived from those [ Read More ]
