Hasan Ali

Joined April 2025

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I am a student and poets writing ,I write horror content, I know a lot about history. If you are with me, you will get good stories from my work.

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The Car Killer – Wheels of Death
Chapter 1: Midnight on the Bypass In the dead of night, along Dhaka’s Gabtoli Bypass, a strange black car is said to appear—a vintage model with no license plate, no visible driver. It moves silently, with no headlights, yet speeds through the dark like a shadow.
By Hasan Ali8 months ago in Horror
The Train Killer – Death on the Tracks
Chapter 1: The Mysterious Journey It was 10 PM. The last intercity train from Dhaka to Chattogram had just departed. Most passengers were asleep. But in one dimly lit compartment, a man named Arif was wide awake. A documentary filmmaker, he had brought his camera along to record the journey.
By Hasan Ali8 months ago in Horror
Naked Without Touch
Velvet Nights A sensual fiction story The night poured itself over the city like melted ink—slow, thick, and silent. From the open window, the breeze carried the smell of summer rain and something else—something warm and sweet, like skin just kissed.
By Hasan Ali8 months ago in Fiction
She bled like a rose
The night was soft as velvet, and in the air lingered the scent of an unknown flower. The city had fallen asleep, but in one quiet corner, a story had begun to stir. It was the story of a girl named Lalima.
By Hasan Ali8 months ago in Fiction
Cosmic Constipation: The Universe’s Most Unlikely Problem
If you’ve ever struggled with an upset stomach or the unfortunate inconvenience of being, shall we say, “backed up,” then you know how frustrating it can be. You can’t think about anything else, can’t focus, and certainly can’t enjoy a meal without looking at the clock, hoping for a moment of digestive relief. But what if I told you that the universe might be suffering from a similar issue? I’m talking about Cosmic Constipation—an unlikely but strangely plausible concept in the grand scheme of the cosmos.
By Hasan Ali8 months ago in Humor
Eggs Benedict, Simplified: A Royal Breakfast Made Easy
Among all the celebrated breakfast dishes around the world, Eggs Benedict holds a prestigious place. Just hearing the name often conjures images of fancy brunches at luxurious hotels. It may sound complicated—poached eggs, English muffins, ham or bacon, and the rich, creamy hollandaise sauce—but with a few tweaks and tips, this classic can be brought to your home kitchen in a simplified, approachable form.
By Hasan Ali8 months ago in Feast
When Do People Get Married? – An Overview
Marriage is one of the most significant social and personal decisions in a person’s life. Over generations, different traditions, beliefs, and practices have shaped the timing of marriage in various societies. But the question remains: When do people actually get married? The answer depends on many factors, including personal preferences, family background, social pressure, financial stability, and cultural values. The ideal age for marriage varies across different places and eras.
By Hasan Ali8 months ago in Marriage
The Funniest Funeral Ever – How Uncle Jim Had Us Laughing Through the Tears
When you think of a funeral, you probably imagine solemn faces, soft organ music, and a few whispered sobs. You think of black clothes, tear-soaked tissues, and respectful silence. But Uncle Jim’s funeral? Oh, that was something else entirely. That was a chaotic, tear-streaked, belly-aching, laughter-infused circus. And I swear on his questionable collection of novelty socks and Hawaiian shirts, Uncle Jim would have absolutely loved every second of it.
By Hasan Ali8 months ago in Humor
The Last Vote: A Terrifying Election Day Tale
In our village, election day is usually like a festival. Flags of red, green, and blue wave from every rooftop, loudspeakers play songs, and neighbors gather in long lines. But after what I experienced during the 2023 elections in Kumirdanga — a remote village surrounded by dense trees — I don’t think I’ll ever vote again.
By Hasan Ali8 months ago in Horror
The Haunting Within
It started as a low hum, a whisper in the dark corners of his mind. At first, James thought it was just stress, the kind that creeps in after too many sleepless nights and too much caffeine. But soon, the whisper grew louder and more insistent, wrapping around his thoughts like the tightening coils of a serpent.
By Hasan Ali8 months ago in Horror
The Bus Killer
The night was freezing for late October, the chill that creeps under your skin and makes even the bravest shiver. The fog clung to the streets like the ghost of a forgotten memory, swirling around flickering streetlights as the city buses rumbled through the nearly deserted roads.
By Hasan Ali8 months ago in Horror
When Love Becomes Labor: How to Survive Being a Caregiver for Someone You Love
Caring for someone you love is one of the most profound acts of compassion, but it can also be an overwhelming and emotionally taxing experience. Love often feels like a powerful, unshakable force, a feeling that can lift you to unimaginable heights. However, when that love turns into the responsibility of caregiving, it can feel more like a heavy burden, one that requires constant strength, patience, and sacrifice.
By Hasan Ali8 months ago in Humans

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The Car Killer – Wheels of Death

The Train Killer – Death on the Tracks

Naked Without Touch

She bled like a rose

Cosmic Constipation: The Universe’s Most Unlikely Problem

Eggs Benedict, Simplified: A Royal Breakfast Made Easy

When Do People Get Married? – An Overview

The Funniest Funeral Ever – How Uncle Jim Had Us Laughing Through the Tears

The Last Vote: A Terrifying Election Day Tale

The Haunting Within

The Bus Killer

When Love Becomes Labor: How to Survive Being a Caregiver for Someone You Love

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