STORY TIME WITH TED

hello everybody I am compiling a list of my favorite sci-fi/ dystopian/ horror stories (in no particular order) for @Dramacel but felt like it was easier to just make a post, so if anyone wants some good stories, they're RIGHT HERE:

1. There Will Come Soft Rains. A Ray Bradbury classic. An automated house goes about its day, in a world with no one left to return home to it.

2. Guts. Everybody knows Guts.

3. Incarnations of Burned Children. A brief flash of a normal day gone horribly, horribly wrong. Most parents' worst nightmare. Read at your own risk.

4. BLIT, What Happened at Cambridge IV, and Different Kinds of Darkness. A mathematician discovers images that "crash" the human mind, killing anyone who looks at it. Three very short, related stories about the implications on the world these images have.

5. The Quiet Boy. Inspired the new movie Antlers. A teacher tries to help a student she suspects is being abused, but realizes the truth is much worse.

6. I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream. Probably everyone knows this one too. An AI takes over the world, imprisoning and torturing a small group of survivors.

7. The Jaunt. Stephen King. A scientist figures out how to teleport, but it comes with a consequence.

8. Survivor Type. Also Stephen King. A corrupt doctor finds himself stranded on an island with no food and large amount of smuggled heroin.

9. Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been? By fellow dramatard @JoyceCarolOates. A teenage girl is trapped home alone while a stranger tries to lure her out.

10. The Soul of the Mark III Beast. Can you convince someone that a machine is sentient?

11. The Human Chair. A craftsman creates a chair that no one has ever made before him, with a unique twist.

12. In the Hills, the Cities. A couple touring through Eastern Europe stumbles upon a strange local tradition.

13. They're Made Out of Meat. Maybe we were the aliens all along!

Ok that's all for now! I hope you enjoy them. Most of these are pretty short reads for the most part