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Why I keep writing, even though no One is reading my Stories
Only thinking and continuously thinking lead to overthinking. Overthinking leads to demotivation, and slowly you become lazy and anxious.
By Iqra Aslam9 months ago in Chapters
Part 2: “A Sip of Something New”
Frank had never been much for talking. Evelyn did enough of that for both of them. She talked to the cat, to the plants, to the neighbors, to the barista who always misspelled her name as “Eveline.” And every morning, she talked to Frank—about dreams, weather, or what her sister posted on Facebook that she “just didn’t understand.”
By William9 months ago in Chapters
When The Sky Remembers.
This story is a continuation of : There was a boy named Silas. He was the third child of five, born to a respected family in a town where everyone’s name carried weight. His mother ran the school’s administrative office. His father taught agriculture at the university. The boys in the family were raised with the usual sense of importance, like their lives were expected to mean something. Their little sister was everyone’s darling. They lived in a solid house with a fig tree out front and a well-worn gate that creaked when it shut.
By Test9 months ago in Chapters
Want to gain mastery about your self growth? Then “You Are a Badass” by Jen Sincero is a must read
Let me start with a confession: I'm generally skeptical of self-help books. Too often they feel like repackaged platitudes wrapped in promises that seem too good to be true. So when a friend thrust this bright yellow book into my hands with the enthusiasm of someone sharing a life-changing secret, I smiled politely while internally rolling my eyes.
By Soibifaa9 months ago in Chapters
1/0: Entries from the End Times
In the end, I walked backwards into the woods. Now, the woods were empty, starlight shimmered through the antler-like branches, and scissors hovered over my body.
By Wen Xiaosheng9 months ago in Chapters
Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl
There are few books that have the power to fundamentally shift your perspective on life in just a couple hundred pages. This remarkable work is undoubtedly one of them. I still remember the first time I picked up this slender volume, not knowing that the words inside would permanently alter how I understand human suffering, resilience, and the pursuit of meaning.
By Soibifaa9 months ago in Chapters
Michael Savage New Canaan’s Muscle Car Evolution
For generations, muscle cars have symbolized American freedom, engineering prowess, and the thrill of unbridled horsepower. The roar of a 426 HEMI or the aggressive stance of a 1970 Chevelle SS stirs nostalgia and adrenaline for enthusiasts worldwide. But as the global conversation shifts toward environmental consciousness, these automotive beasts now sit at the crossroads between admiration and scrutiny. Among those navigating this space is Mike Savage, a lifelong muscle car lover from New Canaan who is passionate about both classic horsepower and responsible ownership.
By Mike Savage New Canaan9 months ago in Chapters
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix: A Story of Resistance and Growth
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, the fifth book in J.K. Rowling’s famous fantasy series, takes a darker and more serious turn than the earlier installments. Published in 2003, this novel marks a significant shift in tone and content as Harry, now fifteen, must confront not only external dangers but also internal struggles. Set against a background of political denial and growing danger, this book focuses on resistance, the importance of truth, and the power of friendship.
By Mr Rifat Ahmed9 months ago in Chapters
The Cup of Coffee He Never Forgot
“She never made it the same way twice. And somehow, that’s what made it perfect.” Every morning for thirty-two years, Frank woke up to the sound of a spoon clinking inside a ceramic mug. That was Evelyn’s ritual. She never let the coffee maker handle it all. No, she had a system—brew, wait, add a splash of oat milk, stir counterclockwise three times, then drop exactly half a teaspoon of sugar. No more, no less.
By William9 months ago in Chapters
Businesswoman Chapter 143
The disappearing trick that the c-suite performed for Atkinson proved to be rather ambitious. He could tolerate most things, but being prompt and having everyone on the same page remained a sticking point for the businessman. He walked into another room.
By Skyler Saunders9 months ago in Chapters
Two Shoes in the Sand
The beach was quiet that morning. The kind of quiet that only came after the storm had passed. The air was still heavy with salt and damp, and the sky, though clearing, held streaks of bruised gray clouds retreating toward the horizon.
By ibrahimkhan9 months ago in Chapters
Revolutionize Customer Engagement with Azure AI Bot Service Today!
Azure AI Bot Service is changing the way businesses interact with their customers. This cutting-edge platform, integrated with Power Virtual Agents, provides a fully hosted, low-code environment that empowers developers of all skill levels to build conversational AI bots without writing a single line of code.
By Web Synergies9 months ago in Chapters