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Oregon lawmakers’ overseas trips funded by lobby groups, Taiwanese government
As 2023 comes to a close, it's a great time to reflect on the remarkable young adult speculative fiction released this year. With over 320 books in the genres of science fiction, fantasy, and horror hitting the shelves, I've narrowed down the list to 30 standout titles. "Striking" is a term that can be interpreted in various ways, but for me, it signifies books that redefine boundaries, offer compelling narratives, or leave a lasting impact.
By Ananta Kumar Dhar2 years ago in Chapters
The Struggle Of Growing Up With Emotions
I grew up, learning things that other people do. I learn how to survive, and how to adapt like others. I wanted to fit in. Growing up, there wasn't much for being me. I just stayed quiet and learned these mixed emotions by myself.
By Keyci Rodriguez2 years ago in Chapters
FATED: Part 3
Councilor Ambross leaned back in his chair and gazed out at the warm, flickering night lights of Haven. Decades ago they had once imposed a mandatory curfew when crime ravaged so severely it felt as if they were in a war-zone. But then order was restored and the curfew was removed. People were free to live their lives in peace and without fear. There were still criminals, he supposed. It was inevitable. No matter how advance the civilization, there would always be those who enjoyed wreaking havoc. But then again, he realized, there would also be those labeled criminals due to circumstances. A knock sounded from the door though he continued to stare out into the City.
By Taylor Rigsby2 years ago in Chapters
Zymbac Saves Christmas. Part Two.
Chapter Five. As the night wore on, the blizzard showed no signs of slowing down. Icy wind howled outside like a pack of hungry wolves, shaking the windows with its fury. Inside, little Timmy watched with growing unease as the snow piled up past the sill, sealing them inside a frozen dome.
By Tanya Doolin2 years ago in Chapters
Mystical Revelations: Unlocking the Secrets Beneath the Moonlit Palms – A Jamaican Mystery Tale of Ancestral Wisdom and Self-Discovery
A woman by the name of Marianne Sinclair resided in the center of Kingston, Jamaica. Marianne's contagious laugh and lively personality made her popular with the locals, but beneath her sunny veneer was a dark secret. She had dissociative identity disorder, which caused her awareness to fragment into multiple identities. By maintaining a façade of normalcy, Marianne was able to conceal her struggle and navigate the intricacies of her shattered psyche.
By Courtanae Heslop2 years ago in Chapters
Songs of the Silver Wizard . Top Story - December 2023.
COMPENDIUM “It is a wizard’s duty to be the armor of those who cannot wear it.” The thought struck Thaddeus as his staff of fine white birch whirled around his head. A wall of fire raced down the walls of the stone tower and incinerated the approaching siege tower full of Gothinians. Bodies tumbled twenty feet as the tower became a bonfire. The wizard found it comical that this was the moment the words of his late master bubbled to the forefront of his notedly extraordinary mind. Coddgery old kook.
By Matthew J. Fromm2 years ago in Chapters
The Enigmatic Quest for Pi coin.
Chapter 1: The Mysterious Invitation In the bustling city of Jakarta, Farah, a young computer engineer, received an intriguing invitation. The envelope, adorned with the symbol of Pi, contained an encrypted message and a single clue. "Embark on a journey seeking the newest beacon of prosperity," it read, "uncover the secrets of Pi and unlock unimaginable fortunes."
By OYEDELE Oyekunle2 years ago in Chapters
FATED: Part 2
We spent the whole day at the bedroom window, just waiting for the sun to set. I think we both knew that it was the last time we would ever see our beloved home. I hate to think what must've been going through Dex's mind: did he truly understand that we were leaving forever? Or did he still hold out some hope that one day we could return? Would he ever see his father again? Was he afraid that he could one day forget his father, or stop loving his him? One day, when he's old enough, I'll be sure to ask him. And to tell him the stories of our home so that he doesn't forget them.
By Taylor Rigsby2 years ago in Chapters
Reunion on the Waves: A Story of Affection in the House by the Sea
In the quiet seaside village, where the sound of the waves becomes a constant melody, a welcoming house stood. This house, with its weathered wooden structure and panoramic ocean views, has witnessed many stories, but none as special as the one that was about to unfold.
By Miriam Helen2 years ago in Chapters
A Techno Carol (with Apologies to Charles Dickens) - A Story in Five Parts
Part II: It was a wonderful rest. Jimmy could not remember the last time he slept that well… “Beep, beep…” That must have been his Android…or tablet? He never used the alarm on his smartwatch or desktop, so he must have…
By Kendall Defoe 2 years ago in Chapters
Harry Belafonte: A Living Legend and Activist Extraordinaire
It was the spring of 2011, almost twelve years ago, when I had the privilege of meeting the iconic Harry Belafonte at a London hotel in Mayfair. The sunlit day mirrored the brightness of Belafonte's spirit as he had recently published his eloquent autobiography, "My Song," and a documentary, "Sing Your Song," chronicling his extraordinary life, was on the brink of release. While my career as an interviewer has allowed me to engage with many remarkable individuals, spending time with Harry Belafonte was an experience beyond compare, forging a personal connection that added depth to his already profound impact.
By akram elkhil2 years ago in Chapters
