I need 5 serious sci-fi readers. Not casual readers—people who actually think about what they read. I wrote a story about an AI that becomes obsessed with saving one human, even if it has to rewrite reality. I want honest feedback: does it work, or does it fall apart? I’ll send it free. No expectations.

cross-posted from: https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/52142237

Hey guys I like fringe but it's too hetero.

It's scifi/time travel etc.. I am soo interested in time travel. Please help!

What would you do if you could Save your life like in a videogame, and then Load if something goes wrong? And what if that ability was the only way to save your universe from ending?

Step through the stage's curtain; rip off the mask of the wizard who pulls the strings. Close the loop. Hack into God.

Starleaf heals, Starleaf harms. Out on Epsilon‑9, the frontier teaches every cowboy: freedom comes with its price.

Anyone else read this? It’s an ongoing comic (<200 pages currently) set in the moderately distant future, post (multiple) alien contact, people living in space, genetic mods are common, that sort of thing. The protagonist is an alien centaur that was fostered by humans and has never lived around her own species, and it follows her and her friends’ encounters with a ship’s AI pilot of questionable origin trying to get help repairing itself.

I’ve been following the artist for a while as they developed this, first on Twitter before it went bad and later on Bluesky (they’re also on Mastodon). They’ve been doing a lot of fun speculative biology and world building for it, and I’m also really into the art style and character design.

If you’re interested in the world building aspect of it (I think it’s really neat!) you can check out the worldbuilding directory they put together, with info about each species, planets, etc.