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* ''[http://fartago.blogspot.com/ Fartago]'', a serialized blog novel by author Tony Caroselli about the adventures of a tribe of cavemen who have found a monolith similar to the one from the opening chapters/scenes of the book/movie ''[[2001: A Space Odyssey]]''. ''Not [[Fan Fic Recommendations|fanfic]]'' as [[Word of God|Caroselli has said]] the cavemen are not the same ones seen in the book and movie (the lead one of whom is named "Moon-Watcher" in the book, a name not seen in the blog novel). Indeed, ''Fartago'' takes place at least 1 million years ''after'' the opening chapters of the book ''2001'', the tribe in ''Fartago'' is apparently much larger and better organized than the one in ''2001'', and Caroselli has said the monolith has not been created by the same race and not for the same purpose. Caroselli insists the premise is [[Shout-Out|an homage]], ''not'' fanfic.
* ''[[The Finite Life of a Dating Sim Heroine]]'', is an [[Gender Bender]] story about a boy who gets sent into a [[Dating Sim]] and forced into the body of the game's heroine.
* ''[[First: Do No Harm]]'' is a Web Serial Novel by Insanity Lord (Justin J. on Fictionpress). It follows the life of Chastity 'Vanilla' Jackson, a doctor and scientist in the 22nd Century, and the lives of her family and those close to her.
* ''[[The Flying Cloud]]'', an alternate universe where World War 1 ended early and airships rule the skies.
* ''[http://galaxiescollide.wordpress.com/ The Galactic Series]'' is a [[Space Opera]] short-story series set in a pair of colliding galaxies. Whilst [[Human Aliens|very human]] issues of war, politics and culture arise, humans themselves are oddly absent, barring the occasional mysterious occurrences of time travel and their parting gift of "the human database".
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