T.A. Lone

Joined January 2025

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🌟 Crafting stories that spark curiosity and stir emotions. From everyday adventures to the extraordinary, I bring tales that captivate and inspire. Join me for a blend of heartwarming and thrilling narratives! ✨📖

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"The Last Letter"
The envelope was yellowed with age, its edges frayed as if it had been opened and closed a thousand times. Clara found it tucked beneath the floorboard of her grandmother’s attic, where the scent of dust and memories lingered. The handwriting on the front was delicate, almost hesitant, as if the writer had paused between each word to steady their trembling hand.
By T.A. Lone12 months ago in Fiction
Through the Eyes of a Star Chaser
It all began with a whisper from the cosmos. Ten-year-old Mira stood on her family's farmhouse porch, staring at the vast blanket of stars stretched across the midnight sky. Her father had gifted her a cheap telescope for her birthday—plastic and wobbly, but it was magic to her. That night, as she clumsily pointed it upward, she caught her first glimpse of Saturn’s rings. It felt like the universe had leaned in and shared one of its secrets.
By T.A. Lone12 months ago in Education
Why Vocal Media is the Ultimate Platform for Writers in 2025
Introduction: The Writer's Quest for the Perfect Platform As a writer, finding the right platform to share your work, grow your audience, and monetize your creativity can feel like an endless search. With so many options like Medium, Substack, and Wattpad, you might wonder: where should I invest my time and effort?
By T.A. Lone12 months ago in Writers
Too Late for Gaza: A Humanity That Failed Before Ceasefire
The recent ceasefire between Israel and Gaza has brought a fragile silence to the region—a silence punctuated by the sobs of grieving families and the echoes of destruction. For those who have lost their homes, loved ones, and sense of security, this so-called “peace” feels like an afterthought.
By T.A. Loneabout a year ago in Humans
The Winter Bride: The Terror of Kashmiri Nights
Kashmir’s winters are beautiful but unforgiving. Snow blankets the valleys, rivers freeze over, and a chilling silence settles over the land. But among the locals, winter is not just a season—it is a time of fear. For when the snow falls thick and the nights grow long, the Rantas awakens.
By T.A. Loneabout a year ago in Horror
The Whispering Cabin: A True Tale of Terror
It started with an innocent weekend getaway. Last October, my friends and I decided to escape the city and spend a weekend in a remote cabin nestled deep in the woods. It was supposed to be a relaxing trip—just four of us, some good food, and nature’s silence. We found the cabin on a rental website. The pictures looked cozy, and the price was unbelievably low. Too low, perhaps, but we didn’t think much of it at the time.
By T.A. Loneabout a year ago in Horror

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"The Last Letter"

Through the Eyes of a Star Chaser

Why Vocal Media is the Ultimate Platform for Writers in 2025

Too Late for Gaza: A Humanity That Failed Before Ceasefire

The Winter Bride: The Terror of Kashmiri Nights

The Whispering Cabin: A True Tale of Terror

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