Sher Alam

Joined October 2025

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I write historical fiction inspired by real stories of ancient kings, dynasties, and royal politics. My writing blends fact and imagination, bringing forgotten thrones and royal sagas to life.

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Unspoken Wounds⚧️
Unspoken Wounds ⚧️ A sad 😭 story ayaan (Transgender) The night she was born, the house did not fill with celebration. No sweets were distributed, no smiles lit the room.
By Sher Alam2 months ago in Families
Unseen, Unheard, Unbroken
The statue showed a graceful woman standing tall, arms relaxed, face peaceful, as if her life were free of burdens. Visitors admired it and said:
By Sher Alam2 months ago in Families
Threads of Life
A story about a pregnant woman’s strength, love, and survival) The hospital smelled faintly of antiseptic and rain. It was a quiet evening in the maternity ward—only the distant hum of machines and the rhythmic footsteps of nurses filled the air. Among them was Amina, a young nurse with gentle hands and steady eyes, who had learned that every cry of a newborn was a miracle—and every silence a prayer.
By Sher Alam2 months ago in Families
My Story
I, Parizad, was an ordinary woman — quiet, polite, and strong. But behind my calm eyes lived fifteen years of struggle, tears, and survival. My story was not written in gold or fame, but in silence and scars that no one could see.
By Sher Alam3 months ago in Families
Ronaldinho
In the world of football, few names bring a smile to faces quite like Ronaldinho. Known for his dazzling skills, joyful spirit, and unforgettable smile, he turned the sport into an art form. His story is not only about trophies and fame — it’s about a boy who rose from poverty to become one of the most magical players ever to touch a football.
By Sher Alam3 months ago in Lifehack
Waves of Mystery
The Atlantic Ocean stretched endlessly, glittering under the afternoon sun. The air was warm, the waves calm, and yet, there was something unnerving about this part of the sea. The locals in Miami called it “The Disappearing Point,” a name whispered with fear whenever a vessel planned to pass through the Bermuda Triangle.
By Sher Alam3 months ago in Earth
A Promise Left Unspoken
In a small mountain village where the sunrise painted the sky with gold, there lived a young man named Ayaan. He was twenty-two, kind-hearted, and known for his loyalty to his family. His father was a farmer, his mother a quiet woman of deep faith, and his younger sister, Meena, was his heart — the one person he would do anything for.
By Sher Alam3 months ago in Lifehack
Roar and Howl
In the heart of a vast golden savanna, where the sun burned the horizon and the tall grass whispered with the breath of the wind, lived a mighty lion named Rafan, known across the plains as the King of Beasts. His mane was thick and glimmered like threads of fire in the morning sun, and his roar could be heard echoing through the valleys, commanding both respect and fear.
By Sher Alam3 months ago in Motivation
The Lost Egg
The year was 2045, and humanity had reached the edge of scientific possibility. Deep beneath the Amazon rainforest, an international team of scientists led by Dr. Ethan Cole was exploring what they called Project Genesis — a secret mission to uncover the mysteries of Earth’s earliest ages.
By Sher Alam3 months ago in Earth
The Great Influenza
In the closing months of World War I, as soldiers clashed on battlefields across Europe, another enemy emerged—one that would not be fought with guns or bombs, but with immune systems and science. It was 1918, and the world was about to face one of the deadliest pandemics in human history: The Great Influenza, also known as the Spanish Flu.
By Sher Alam3 months ago in History
Pyramids
Builders of the Gods A Story of the Great Pyramids of Egypt Beneath the golden sun of ancient Egypt, where the mighty Nile flowed like a ribbon of life through endless deserts, the greatest monuments ever built by human hands began to rise — the Pyramids. These colossal structures, silent and eternal, were more than tombs; they were messages to the gods, carved in stone and written across time.
By Sher Alam3 months ago in History
Blood and Glory
The Story of the Roman Empire Long before marble temples and mighty legions marched across the known world, there was a small settlement on seven hills beside a bend in the River Tiber. Around the 8th century BCE, this humble village — born from Latin shepherds and exiled adventurers — would become the seed of one of history’s greatest powers: Rome.
By Sher Alam3 months ago in History

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Unspoken Wounds⚧️

Unseen, Unheard, Unbroken

Threads of Life

My Story

Ronaldinho

Waves of Mystery

A Promise Left Unspoken

Roar and Howl

The Lost Egg

The Great Influenza

Pyramids

Blood and Glory

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