This week I was flown out to San Diego courtesy of Kia as a social influencer to take part in a brand immersion event. Over the 2 day event, we explored Kia’s history and its future. We also got to drive some of their newest cars around San Diego. Below are my thoughts on the […]
In the months following an apocalyptic event, we find Nate, struggling to survive in the new landscape, trying to provide for his mother and brother while avoiding the infected and lethal non-infected. In middle-England, they feel cut-off from the rest of the country; London in particular, and have been forced to ‘sit and wait’ for […]
Face it, everything we do here at Threeifbyspace has to do with writers. We’re all writers. We write about writers. We read stuff from writers. We WATCH stuff from writers! Writers of traditional fiction, illustrated fiction, science-oriented non-fiction, TV and movie screenplays… So we completely encourage every single one of you to write so we […]
Ed. Note – if you’ve missed Parts One and Two of this story, catch up here: Part One Part Two Alone, Part Three Helicopters don’t fly fast enough, Harry thought. Of course, that was ridiculous, as the helicopters he had been in during his service had gotten to around 200 miles per hour. However, […]
Alone, Part Two “Don’t slow down!” was all Harry could think. His legs screamed at him to stop but, when he looked back and saw the huge swarm of Infected chasing him, his brain screamed at him to go faster. He rounded a corner onto another street only to find it filled with Infected, […]
The Cowboy and the Demon Martin Sively was a Catholic preacher in the town of Accord in southern Texas in 1872. Down around that area, Catholicism wasn’t too accepted by the general populace. People there, who were mostly Protestant, thought Catholics were scum, because Protestants felt threatened. People also liked to hate people that […]
Alone, Part One “Virulent Disease Spreading Through Manhattan! October 20th, 2013” “Since October 12th this year, there have been over 400,000 reported cases of a new, unidentified virus, seemingly originating in New York City. Scientists have been called in from all around the country, including some of the top researchers from the Centers for […]
Space has fascinated man since we first looked into the night sky. To enter the stars and fly among them was one of man’s greatest dreams. In 1957, the Soviet Union launched the first satellite, Sputnik, into space. In 1969, the United States of America landed on the moon. In 2077, the U.S, Great Britain, […]
**New to Nina? Click here to start from the nuclear Lovecraft-ian beginning! Updated Monthly.** Breakfast was as scheduled but subdued. It was clear that everyone wanted to talk about Harrison’s demise but no one was willing to break decorum by bringing it up. A shuffling of half eaten plates was the only real break in […]
**New to Nina? Click here to start from the nuclear Lovecraft-ian beginning! Updated Monthly.** There was an outdated myth amongst humanity that life was short, as the generations went by and modern science continued to explore and advance Nina herself had become aware that life was in fact very long. Sometimes, when she took […]
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