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Cosmosdexfan fiction
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23 Cosmosdex stories are open to everyone here, 100% of them complete. The average one runs about 1,900 words. Read any of them in your browser, save it as an EPUB, or listen to it.
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The idea of being eaten by a tiger
by 1011686
"Man-eating tiger. Evil tiger." He'd mutter to himself, his words holding meaning only he could understand, the implicit context and significance given only in dreams.This work was written by Lammar and polished by me.
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Messages of Uncertain
by Space_Boy_2
To the Director of the Inter-Point Communications Investigation Committee...I need not remind you that the provision of these logs, in unredacted form, could be construed as a breach of our contract with users. We will hold your organisation SOLELY responsible for any losses incurred should their existence come to light. Act accordingly.
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A few things and a
by 1011686
The Cosmosdex is most well-known for its (mostly) curated and (probably) accurate entries on the multitude of species and planets that populate the universe, which deliver (hopefully) useful information for any would-be spacefarer. If one clicks around, however, they may find an almanac's worth of minutiae on this or that topic, tucked under optional links and sidebars. Psychic diseases, urban space legends, anomaly protocols and more can be found within.Each of these works was written by Lammar, and polished by me.
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The Lawn of Pests
by 1011686
"The frail thing calculated. Pondered, as pests do. He knew he'd die, but was it today or tomorrow, or the day after, as hard as that distant time was to imagine?"This work was written by Lammar, and refined by me.
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There is a ghost in the
by Space_Boy_2
If you leave your trusted tools unattended for long enough, can you really be surprised to find them how you left them?
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A man is stabbed
by 1011686
"Laid in bed, the strange object is examined closely by a doctor, slightly shifted around by all the other guesses. It glints in the light that shines from the roof, straight and narrow, cold in temperature, a shade of grey with flecks of brown."This work was written by Lammar, and edited by me.
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Wandering the Stars
by orphan_account
If Nozarre was counting right, this would be xie's fourth time to be fired, and fifth time to look for a new ship to work on.Not that xie blamed the captains of the previous ships xie had worked on.------------------A craheii tries (for the 5th time) to find a job on a ship.
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Eternally in a Pickle
by ShadyMcEdgelord
Vendalli wants to be adequate. Life does not let her.
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The Gastric Wars
by 1011686
"Everyone knew, from the lowest cadet to the highest general: Extinction was their just desserts. In a decade or two, the great filter known as “World Hunger” would swallow all. "This work was written by Lammar and I. The slarym entry and Amkear entry may provide some context.
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One Month Left
by Space_Boy_2
It was the way of things, they supposed, to be so great, yet humbled by the simple facts of the universe. We grow. We make safe. We eat. We come home. We spawn. With a creaking chirp they gave the commands.
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Inert Camusken
by 1011686
Everyone talks about the successes. No one ever wants to talk about the failures. It's not normal.It shouldn’t be.This is the story of those that are trash.Name: I called her [...] My muse, my darling. [...] I miss [...] so much. [...] You can call this [...] Sorrow. [...] Inert. [...] Rubble. [...] Sand. [...] Missed [...] Expectations. [...] There is a distant sound of [...]Te [...] ar [...] splashing.Bio: As it washed up onto the shore before you. [..] Nothing [...] as my legacy? [...] Please, god [...] It’s [...] Broken. [...] You’re all [...] Broken. [..] Nobody talks about the failures. It’s not [...] dead. [...] Mayday. [...] Many corpses. [...] This is my exhibit. [...] Flap their wings and caw with life. [...] GET OUT. [...] I MADE IT. [...] GET OUT.All of this was written by Wildfire.
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Improbbable But Longer
by Space_Boy_2
Imagine, if you will, a hole in the world.
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Walk The Dinosaur
by 1011686
"After the nine-tailed came to his land, he was judged, defaced, and thrown to Blue Hell to rot at the age of five hundred. A fairly young death for the mirage. So would his scribes record his passing."This work was written by Lammar, and polished by me.
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The Graveyard
by ShadyMcEdgelord
A glimpse of what Terry does when he's not playing games.
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Office Discordia
by 1011686
"They were just games. There's no solace within this odd kinship of forgotten entertainment, no special comfort. Maybe she was always just meant to be a mine-sweeper sort of person."This work was written by Lammar, and polished by me.
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Office Discordia Or How
by 1011686
"She asks again if anyone actually, genuinely cares about her. He offers his condolences. Fuck."This work was written by Lammar and polished by me.
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Electoral Cycle at
by 1011686
"Whoever named the place Asphodel town is long gone, but the name stuck, and it’s one of the better watering holes and neutral grounds a pirate could pick. Better by far than the ones that’ll kill you on approach for being with the wrong faction, or seize your ship and sell you to slavers if you don’t give them a reason not to.Too bad it only takes a single idiot to screw things up for everyone."This work was written by Lammar, and polished by me.
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First to go
by 1011686
"She sits close by the bed, watching me. Maybe she's too dumb to realize that I died and presumes that I'm just tired from work. That I had taken a long sleep, and I'll wake up soon."This work was written by Lammar, and polished by me.
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It probably is a duck
by 1011686
"The complete focus of a greater being like the ugly duckling was dangerous. Sometimes, it killed. Sometimes, it turned whoever disturbed her into a foul thing.And sometimes, it did absolutely nothing at all."This work was written by Lammar and polished by me.