Jose Enrique Villacorta Joson

The night party had become a cacophony of chaos, scraping against my nerves and pounding through the walls and into my skull. I swam through a sea of distorted chatter, punctuated by bursts of fake laughter and the clink of glass against ice. Red wine sloshing in unsteady hands, then the dance music cut through—loud, … Read more

How It All Went Wrong By the turn of the 2080s, Earth’s total population had grown almost threefold compared to the 2010s to 2020s.  So did the Federation of the Contiguous United States, or as people call it “CONUS.” Mass influx of refugees flooded from every region of the world ravaged greatly by The Bloodiest … Read more