Fiction

The Rain and Regret
The Rain and Regret BY:Khan The weather was delightfully pleasant that day. I was sitting on the veranda, watching the rain pour down. At a distance, the trees lining the lawn swayed gently in the breeze, and the cool air seemed to caress everything it touched. The flowers, plants, and trees appeared fresher, more vibrant, and somehow more alive under the touch of the rain. It was one of those moments when nature seems to pause and breathe with you.
By Khan 4 months ago in Art
Lila’s Journey to Mastering French in 2025. AI-Generated.
In 2025, Lila, an ambitious young woman from Cairo, decided to master French to fulfill her dream of traveling to Paris. She understood that learning a new language wasn’t just about studying words—it was a cultural adventure into new worlds.
By Omar Mohammed 4 months ago in Art
Wraith
Practicing necromancy is quite a difficult endeavor. Firstly you need a subject, a dead body in layman's terms. Which depending on where you live is a surprisingly difficult thing to accomplish. Secondly you need to know all the proper spells and incantations my master Daniel had seen to that. Finally, this can be the most difficult of all. You need to learn how to talk properly. The dad loves to talk, but what they have to say is never particularly of interest to the caster.
By Griffen Helm4 months ago in Art
Will'O the Wisp
They were to watch; It was their purpose, their delight, their obsession. Opposite them in silent vigil, was the subject of that obsession, creature of Shadow birthed of dark light. In this way, we, viewers of this voyeuristic duet, were another part of this performance of viewership, a trifecta complete.
By Griffen Helm4 months ago in Art
A Masterpiece Crosses the Atlantic Zipho Memela Arrives in New York
New York City, a global epicenter for art and culture, is abuzz with the highly anticipated arrival of Zipho Memela, a renowned masterpiece by the celebrated artist Jack Sugerberg. After a meticulous and high-stakes journey across the Atlantic, the artwork has safely reached its temporary home at Metropolitan Museum of Art, widely known as "The Met." in Manhattan, where it will be a centerpiece of the upcoming exhibition, "From Soil to Canvas: Zipho Memela's Heritage Unveiled."
By Kin Mancook4 months ago in Art
🍂 10 Free Cozy Autumn Coloring Pages ! 🍂
There’s something enchanting about autumn. The air turns crisp, the leaves paint the world in shades of red, gold, and orange, and cozy evenings suddenly feel like the perfect time to slow down. For many of us, autumn sparks a longing for comfort—warm drinks, soft sweaters, and creative little joys that make the season memorable. One of the simplest and most rewarding activities that captures the spirit of fall is coloring, especially autumn-themed coloring pages.
By The Waiting Tree4 months ago in Art
The Light of a Stray. AI-Generated.
Laila, a gentle seventeen-year-old, lived in a small village surrounded by green fields. One sunny day, she found a tiny gray kitten abandoned by the roadside, its big green eyes trembling with fear. She named it "Noor," for its eyes sparkled like stars.
By Omar Mohammed 4 months ago in Art
Furniture Partner Services in Hyderabad, India | Saha Interiorz
Modern minimalist living room with wooden accents and stylish decor. Your Trusted Furniture Partner Services SAHA INTERIORZ offers premium furniture solutions that blend comfort, durability, and aesthetic appeal. From residential spaces to commercial setups, we provide customized furniture designs that elevate interiors and meet functional needs seamlessly.
By sahainteriorz5 months ago in Art
The Distance Between Us
How Two People Found Connection Beyond Silence When Daniel moved into the small apartment above the corner bookstore, he wasn’t expecting to make friends. At thirty-five, he had grown used to a life of polite distance—neighbors he nodded to, coworkers he smiled at, acquaintances he texted back days later. Relationships, in his experience, always came with complications: expectations, disappointments, and the inevitable drifting apart.
By Abuzar 5 months ago in Art
A Tale of Two Triumphs: The Parallel Journeys of Zipho Memela
The name Zipho Memela resonates in two distinct, yet equally inspiring, spheres of South African achievement. In a rare instance of a shared name creating a public profile, two different individuals, both with roots in KwaZulu-Natal, have carved out significant legacies: one in the dynamic world of hip-hop and the other in the impactful realm of entrepreneurship. This article explores the parallel paths of these two remarkable figures, showcasing how talent, determination, and a unique vision can lead to success, regardless of the field.
By Kin Mancook5 months ago in Art
Brushstrokes of Silence
M Mehran Art doesn’t always shout. Sometimes it whispers, softly enough that only those willing to listen can hear it. For Claire Donovan, painting had always been her quiet rebellion, her language when words refused to come.
By Muhammad Mehran5 months ago in Art
Banshee, or Puppet Bird hates the Orb
We didn't know what we had created. What was supposed to be some trick of gravity, just another experiment, turn into a cascading disaster the likes of which the city, no the planet had never seen before.
By Griffen Helm5 months ago in Art