Creating a Sustainable Tomorrow
Life in the future by Vicky G.
I was walking down the street, next to a police officer. Well, I wasn’t really sure about that because he was wearing a sky blue uniform, not a dark blue one, but other than that he looked like a policeman. We reached a strange house which was made of cubes with lots of plants at the top. The officer rang the doorbell and a woman opened the door. [Read more…]
When the World goes Down by Maya G.
A small curvy woman, wearing a white apron, was quickly making her way towards a pair of metal doors. The sound of her black pumps echoed down the hall made out of metal walls. As soon as she got to the doors, she shoved her ID against the red glowing scanner with shaking hands and after the scanner recognized her, she swung the doors wide open into a large room, mainly made out of glass with a view of outside. [Read more…]
Gerry by Lea D.
Hey, my name is Gerry. I’m 143 years old, I’ve been around since Donald Trump became president. After that event, my parents told me, everything changed very suddenly. They told me the world was a bad place to live even without Trump as president, but after he won the election, they said, it became even worse. But first things first… [Read more…]
The Arrival by Julia S.
Death is all around us. Always and everywhere. In every second, every moment of my life. In everybody’s life. Is there even a way to get through this? Is there a chance? Is there hope?
Today is the 24th March 2151, the day of my sister’s funeral. And I feel nothing. Not even a little bit of mourning or pain. It feels like my heart has stopped beating and I am just a dead body alive and breathing, sitting there as cold as stone and waiting for the ceremony to end. [Read more…]
Another Tomorrow by Anouk S.
I was lying between old cans and bags, the dark moon shining its light on my nose, while the wind was blowing over the mountains of trash I had been living in for the past few days. I couldn’t sleep that night. It was too cold and my thin jacket I found the other day wasn’t helping at all. Of course, I could have gone back to my place, to my soon-to-be wife and my adoptive parents. But well, not tonight. I knew what would happen the next day, and I didn’t want to watch my family die while I couldn’t go with them. [Read more…]