Tevun-Krus #2: Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction
By Tevun Krus
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It's the end of the world as we know it, 'troopers! So grab a cold drink, pull up a chair and settle in with this second issue of @Ooorah 's Tevun-Krus! Post-Apocalyptic!
Featuring short stories, articles and more, you're gonna' love this issue!
Tevun Krus
Ooorah originated on Wattpad way back in the heady days of 2011 with the sole intention of spreading Science Fiction to the masses and fighting the tyranny of teen romance and disturbing fan fiction. As a community, Ooorah has definitely grown over the years. We host multiple contests throughout the year (via our sister account accessible here - https://www.wattpad.com/user/LayethTheSmackDown ) but what we're really all about, what we're here for, is Tevun-Krus, our monthly ezine. Each month we tackle a different sub-genre of Science Fiction. Every ezine is available on Wattpad - https://www.wattpad.com/list/100469511-tevun-krus-wattpads-1-sci-fi-ezine - but in the interests of making ourselves and what we do known further afield, we're making each and every issue available here, FREE! We're all amateur writers, as are our contributors. That doesn't make what we do any the less awesome though, so your support is both appreciated and most awesome! Ooorah!
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Tevun-Krus #2 - Tevun Krus
Tevun-Krus #2
Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction
Copyright 2016 Contributing Authors
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Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction
'Everything that has a beginning has an end.'
The Apocalypse, the end of the world. We all know it's coming because it's very nature of life, the Universe, and everything. The most likely scenario is that a global pandemic destroys life as we know it, or that some insane bastard - looking at you, North Korea - decides that launching a few nuclear warheads is a suitable cure for the boredom and monotony of life. There's always the chance that a rogue asteroid or meteor hits the planet - I mean, it's happened before. And of course if you're one of those misinformed individuals who believes the Earth is only about 6,000 years old then there's always the Rapture.
Regardless, it's coming and to be fair there's probably not a whole lot we can do about it.
Science Fiction has tackled its fair share of apocalyptic scenarios and to be fair, us Sci-Fi writers have some pretty vivid imaginations. I mean, we know that if an asteroid is on a collision course with Earth, all we gotta' do is send a team of drillers up there to destroy it by dropping a nuclear device to the core, or if aliens attack we need Will Smith.
Apocalyptic Sci-Fi is probably the most diverse of all the sub-genres because there are so many ways that life on Earth could come to an end. I mean let's be honest, all it'd take is for the planet to warm up just a little bit and the majority of us would drown.
How do we know that the world hasn't already ended and that what we consider to be our life is nothing more than a complex computer generated reality to keep us busy whilst an alien race harvests our organs and bodily fluids to fuel their space ships whilst waging war on equally as advanced a species?
So let's get interactive, right here right now. In the comments section below,