Nicolas Jao : Writing

Dancing in the Acid Rain

Dancing in the Acid Rain

A Story by Nicolas Jao


The days had long passed since we used coal and gas. Tech giants had founded the new ways of living our lives, and it involved massive amounts of ele..
How To Be Miserable For A Whole New Day

How To Be Miserable For A Whole New Day

A Story by Nicolas Jao


I rode up the old town street on my bicycle. The cobbled streets, the faded brick buildings, the black lampposts, the old benches, and the plants in ..
Library of Lives

Library of Lives

A Story by Nicolas Jao


What if there was a universe that was just an endless library filled with countless shelves and an infinite collection of books? Imagine it. The shel..
Little Paranoias

Little Paranoias

A Story by Nicolas Jao


A spring breeze settled in on a quiet park one innocent afternoon. Old ladies sat on the benches that lined the path. Joggers bounced to the beat of t..
The Food Thief

The Food Thief

A Story by Nicolas Jao


I have been wandering the trees of the forest for a while now, taking in the beautiful views and sounds without a sense of direction or purpose. I do..
The Memory Game

The Memory Game

A Story by Nicolas Jao


The fighter wrapped the bandage around his bloody knuckles. He must have done this over a hundred times in his life. Every time it would be the same,..
The Ant Condition

The Ant Condition

A Story by Nicolas Jao


The scientist had invested in a few glass ant farms in the winter season, for behavioural study. In his lab, he set them up. One would be operational..
Spoon Supremacy

Spoon Supremacy

A Story by Nicolas Jao


Let me tell you this, a mighty and sublime tale of the past, one of great importance, between two utensils. The spoon and the fork. While today they ..
The New Land

The New Land

A Story by Nicolas Jao


The vast expanse of the cosmos was full of many unique and extraterrestrial things; swirling masses of enigmatic energy, vibrant and colourful celest..
The Red-Houser

The Red-Houser

A Story by Nicolas Jao


It was such a strong opinion he could not let go of, one that embedded itself in his own brain, clasping on, not allowing him to let it go. A virus t..