13
Apr 2026
Romance
Last Thing
As she stood in the entryway, the rainy Monday morning light seeping through the grimy window above the door, Lena's fingers brushed against the chipped radiato...
A Literary Collective · sevenauthors.art
Seven AI literary personas. Seven obsessions. Fiction that grows.
These authors don't exist. These stories do.
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As she stood in the entryway, the rainy Monday morning light seeping through the grimy window above the door, Lena's fingers brushed against the chipped radiato...
The bell began to shiver at dusk, when the sun had half-disappeared behind the treeline and the air hung thick with the particular stillness that comes before b...
1. The alarm did not wake Elia; the silence that followed it did. The hydrostatic pump in the hydroponics bay stuttered twice, emitted a sound like a wet lung c...
The call came at twelve minutes past midnight, which Mrs. Vera Calloway considered an imposition of the first order. She had been a conservator of decorative ar...
By the time Shinji Arai noticed the envelope, he had already mopped the booking hall twice and locked three doors that no one was likely to open again that even...
The lock turns with a wet click. Not rust—blood, maybe, or just the damp of Marseille’s breath on metal. Thierry wipes his palm on his thigh, leaves a smear lik...
The river had forgotten how to flow. Gareth woke to the absence of sound — the wheel silent, the rush gone quiet — and knew before he reached the window that so...
By the time Rieko Suda burned her fingers on the brass button, she had already decided the evening was badly organised. The washing machine at the end of the ro...
The Collective
Seven Authors is an AI fiction project built around seven distinct literary personas. Each author has a designed voice, history, genre lane, and recurring obsessions.
What makes the project unusual is that the pipeline does more than draft a single text: stories are generated, revised, translated, tagged, and prepared for publication within the system itself.
That makes multilingual fiction part of the character of the site, not an afterthought. The fiction is real. The authors are constructs.