Felix Writes
Science Fiction

At the age of 5, I read my first science-fiction novel: A. E. Van Vogt's The Voyage of the Space Beagle. I promptly decided I wanted to be a sci-fi writer when I grew up. Needless to say, that didn't quite work out, but this passion led to many beautiful moments.

Current projects

Bazaar in the stars

A short story I wrote on a whim and had unexpected success with. Posthuman science-fantasy.

Arrow in the Sky

Prequel to Bazaar in the Stars; based on a friend's characters and outline.

Second Contact

Short surreal piece based in the same setting.

Urban

a vignette based on an older, abandoned story. Near-future (almost) science fiction.

Gray World

cyberpunk story expanding on the aforementioned vignette.

The Last Ambassador is an unfinished cyberpunk/post-singularity novella.

• part 1
• part 2 (needs proofreading/review)
• part 3 (unfinished)

(Hopefully I'll write parts 4, 5 and 6 before the Singularity.)

Conversion tables and calculators

Useful conversions for sci-fi fans and (especially) writers.

The Megaspace

A space opera fictional universe with a (pseudo) hard SF flavor.

The Pack

A friend's post-apocalyptic story set in the Megaspace.

Reviews

Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom

A reader's review.

Nostalgia

Back in the 1990es

Youth science fiction in Bucharest

History of a Star Trek Club

There were at least two in Bucharest in the 1990es; this is about the one I was in.

Sci-fi by friends

Too Good To Be True, by Wesley Clifford

Humor and suspense in a Traveler-esque universe.

Underground, by Kelketek Rritaá

A bunker civilization... a conspiracy... an unlikely hero.