Like bears on a crane or whatever.

K's life has been turned upside down twice in forty-eight hours. With his worldview broken, his relationships crushed, and his sanity questionable, he has to ask himself: why is he alive?

A short filling-out of an episode in BladeRunner A.D.2049, when Deckard is confronted with Wallace's reincarnation of Rachel. - Deckard heard the stilettos sound sharply on the marble floor, he turned and saw her, in silhouette, as he had, the first time. As she emerged into light she was as beautiful as ever. But it was all so long ago. It was disconcerting to be...

Something in the shape of a man lies on the snow and bleeds.

Officer K contemplates his next steps

BladeRunner2; the novelisation. Because the film is so different from the film, this is the book of the film of the book. The meeting had been hastily arranged. Decker didn't like that, with this latest generation he would have preferred more time to prepare, to select the scenarios and questions. But needs-must. He could see he could be made the fall-guy if he passed a Rep...

BladeRunner6; the novelisation, The book of the film of the book - Deep, booming thunder rolled over the city from the shores across the bay. His eyes drooped. 'I've seen vast clouds of ice shards glittering in the d-d-d-dark, lit only be the reflected light off Io. All these m-mo... mo-ents,' he slurred, 'will b-b-be forever... lost... to time, and memory, unknown... who will re

A short story that occurs during the events of Blade Runner 2049. If you haven't seen the film, be advised: there will be references to it in this story.

Oneshot: Do holograms shed electric tears?

K takes a moment to embrace his ersatz humanity while on the trail of Rick Deckard.

Gaff encounters a certain red-headed woman, and finds that she is his past, present, and future... A mash-up/crossover of Blade Runner with the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica tv series.

This is the love scene between Deckard and Rachael. Deckard's fascination with Rachael, knowing that she is a replicant, programmed with memories from Tyrell's niece. It doesn't stop him wanting her.

Bladerunner 6; the book of the film of the book - Do Androids Dream? Since the film is so different from the original novel, this is the novelisation. Tyrell paused. Roy watched the subtlety of the expressions as they crossed his face. 'Human curiosity overcomes most problems we set ourselves, though we are required to incorporate the terminating gene, we have tried the ...

Bladerunner 5; the book of the film of the book - Do Androids Dream? Since the film is so different from the original novel, this is the novelisation of the film. Rachel gave a very slight smile. 'Don't smile. I wouldn't come after you. But somebody would. Bryant wants you dead. Maybe Tyrell wants it. You can be replaced, he has the blueprints and you are the proof of concept.

Bladerunner 4; the book of the film of the book. The film is so different from the original novel, this is the novelisation of the film. Nuevo Frisco was down the wrong end of the Boulevard. Pris was a Pleasure model. She was dressed for the job. She was a waif. She could - would - persuade J.F. Sebastian to get Roy into Tyrell's. Who could resist her? She is for your pleasure.

Surreal short from the world of "Blade Runner" I had to type it on my phone so please excuse a few odd errors.

Rachel didn't know what she was. Roy knew, and wanted to change it at the most basic level. Deckard knew exactly what he was, and hated it. All three of them knew what it was to be a slave. All three of them had one chance to change their fate. Two missing scenes from the movie. Rated hard T; because that's how it is in a noir.

Just because they never get to grow up doesn't mean that they aren't human.

Poem: "I've done...questionable, things."

Poem: And all our yesterdays have lighted fools. The way to dusty death.

What if Rachel did have an expiration date? This is Rick Deckard's next case. I wrote this story with pen and paper in High School, in 1982, not long after I saw the movie and read the book, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?. That being said, the writing may seem a bit juvenile, but I thought I would post this between chapters of IAotH since it is already complete on paper.

Since the film is so different from the original novel, this is the novelisation of the film - 'I hate to have to say it, and you know how much I hate to. But we need an old pro. Someone like you, Decks.' - 'Get someone else transferred in.' - Bryant shook his head. 'No. I need experience. You. I can't be breaking in new stock at a time like this.' - Deckard downed the scotch.

Well I bet you, I'm gonna be a big star.

JF Sebastian decides to build his own female replicant, who teaches him more about the frailty of life than any human could. Inspired by the deleted "sixth replicant" bathtub scene. Pre-Blade Runner movieverse.

Upon the distant planet of Venus, a troubled man sits alone at a bar. (Blade Runner AU one-shot)