7 things that make a work of fiction Lovecraftian, even if it doesn't deal at all with the established Mythos

There's money to be made ripping the past out of the ground and turning it back into usable reclaimed materials. It just takes the right equipment and the wrong people.

Aircraft vanished from the skies, and it changed the way war would be fought for over three centuries.

I have attempted several articles about the mecha of the Cosmic Era, and all of them have either died in development hell or were simply deleted. This, I hope, will be the one that I see through to the finish.

A foundation 'Secret' of the Cosmic Era

The commericaly available firearms of the Cosmic Era

Meta Level submission about the nature of conflict in the Cosmic Era.

A stylistic writing challenge

A man:machine:moment article regarding the tank in the Cosmic Era

A very brief set of guidelines for writing material in or for the Cosmic Era setting

Programs, HoloFeeds, and S3 Sims from the Cosmic Era

A short fiction

One of the events regularly overlooked in the history of the Cosmic Era is the Population Contraction that was concurrent with the Second Dark Age.

Everyone's got a story, and I'm tired of hearing them!

Article 34 of the Tycho Conventions details the legality of (mega)corporation and state cooperation. Often known as the Seperation of Corp and State law, Article 34 is one of the most frequently violated and trampled sections of the treaty organization.

All the news thats fit to upstream

Caeser193 recently posted an article about how magic has made war obsolete, below please find seven ways to keep magic and magic users from dominating warfare

A re-evaluation of the basic concept of Man vs. Nature

A repository of all the quest ideas that have been brainstormed and then lost through the cracks