Paul Alex Gray
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Paul Alex Gray enjoys writing linear and interactive fiction starring sentient black holes, wayward sea monsters, curious AIs and more. His work has been published in Nature Futures, Andromeda Spaceways, PodCastle and others. Paul grew up by the beaches of Australia, then traveled the world and now lives in Canada with his wife and two children. On his adventures, Paul has been a startup founder, game designer and mentor to technology entrepreneurs. Chat with him on Twitter @paulalexgray or visit www.paulalexgray.com
Stories · Posts · Books
Evening Star
Jan 18, 2019 · 540 words (2 minutes) · 54 views
The end of the world is thirsty work. Enjoy this tale about endings, beginnings and the worlds we want to live in.
Every tear unshed
Jan 4, 2019 · 1,086 words (4 minutes) · 2 views
A story of latch-key kids, enchanted statues and what to do with wishes
These depths
Jan 2, 2019 · 2,138 words (8 minutes) · 3 views
A sailor finds himself lost - marooned in between worlds. Not anchored to land or sea, life nor death. His captor is a beautiful and terrible monster. This story was written to a prompt, where the first sentence and final sentence had to be exactly the same. It's influenced by the sea, whose ebb and flow leads everything back to one place.
Everyone Changes
Jan 2, 2019 · 413 words (2 minutes) · 1 like · 83 views
In a world where everyone is changing into something else, a father and daughter reconnect for one last moment
Featured December 13, 2018
Celebrity Management and Global Brand Representation Proposal for Medusa
Dec 7, 2018 · 933 words (4 minutes) · 3 likes · 513 views
Every agent wants the biggest client, and they don't come much bigger than Medusa! Will she accept this pitch?
Of The Dreams Yet To Come
Oct 31, 2018 · 978 words (4 minutes) · 89 views
On his retirement day, a Dreamcrafter reflects on all the dreams he has painted into being. Some remembered, some forgotten and some yet to come.
All that's left behind
Oct 28, 2018 · 1,202 words (5 minutes) · 129 views
A young woman slips away from a grief-wracked home to the woods. It's there that she discovers a black hole - silent and mysterious - and so, she begins a conversation.
Memories to come
Aug 28, 2018 · 948 words (4 minutes) · 1 like · 215 views
In the future we will escape into incredible new worlds thanks to Virtual Reality. Yet real life is never perfect. Many people face or have faced traumatic or difficult experiences and live with fear, regret, anger or sorrow. For someone experiencing the pain of grief, whose effects may never truly be overcome … What world would they create? Something new? Or something lost.
