Claudio G. Henze

Author on Reedsy Prompts since May, 2020

Stories (6)

6 Stories

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“The Rain and the Drop” by Claudio G. Henze

Submitted to Contest #83

Every day, as the sun hid behind the mountains to the west, Tropf would once again flow around their ocean. The last traces of light in the sky were reflected in the undisturbed surface of the water. After wandering in the depths and tracing the edges of the coast, Tropf would flow out, into the land. Every day the routine was the same, and so Tropf watched over their ocean. Some days rain would fall for days and the oce...

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“Out of Time” by Claudio G. Henze

Submitted to Contest #61

“Now I’m sure you’ve gone crazy.” They were both standing in the middle of a poorly lighted attic room, looking at a chaotic array of papers, notes, and images hanging from a brick wall. Old and faded photographs, newly printed satellite pictures, torn pages, and unintelligible, handwritten scraps were fused into a senseless mass. At least, senseless to anyone but him. She waited for him to protest, or t...

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“After the End” by Claudio G. Henze

Submitted to Contest #60

“You know, I really miss videogames.” By his count, this was the fifth time Matt made the same comment, with the same heartfelt sorrow. “I know it’s not a priority right now, but I just do.” “I would settle for a drive-through,” replied Dan. “Or delivery,” he added just as he finished going through the last drawer on his side of the room. He sighed. “Nothing here either. Looks like we are going back emptyhanded. ...

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“At the Edge of Light” by Claudio G. Henze

Submitted to Contest #58

When they first arrived, everyone’s reaction was a mixture of pride, celebration, confusion, horror, and fear. Because of what we had been trying to achieve, the first reactions were completely expected. To those of us who noticed the unplanned incident, however, terror was inevitable. I was the closest to them that night when we finally put our theory to the test. The micro-wormhole was stable only for...

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“A Mistaken Sign” by Claudio G. Henze

Submitted to Contest #57

Acclaimed scientist, researcher, and self-proclaimed mad genius, Professor Arthur von Turr was delivering his Noble Prize acceptance speech in his head when he made the most influential mistake in the history of mankind. If he had been focused on what he was doing, he would never have made such a simple, yet fatal error. He was so absorbed in his fantasy, that the three times he revised his work, he noticed nothing out o...

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“Midnight” by Claudio G. Henze

Submitted to Contest #55

Can you keep a secret? The real answer is no, no one can. Secrets do not belong to us and are not ours to be kept. One might try to keep a secret hidden from one specific person or might fight all urges to reveal an unknown fact to a group of people. The secrets we hide from ourselves are the most powerful, since we are, probably, not even aware of them. But sooner or later those secrets will be awakened, maybe ...

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Author bio

I'm a Mexican, Mechatronics Engineer who always had a passion for stories and the power of words. I love fantasy, science-fiction, and all the little details that lie in between.