Adventure

Falling Into The Unknown
The water puddles soaked their shoes as they moved their gear from the car to the sailboat. When they first parked at the marina, the rain poured onto the windshield so hard they thought they might have to cancel their outing. But the winds picked up, moved the storm northeast, and let the warm sun shine again on the Florida coastline.
By Amy Proebstel5 years ago in Fiction
Comic?
Opening panel: news caster reporting the news of a dismembered Vietnamese man. The reporter is talking about how the man was found in the trunk of his own car.
By Cadma5 years ago in Fiction
Music and writing
My stress reliever is music, tv, reading, and writing. I can sit down and lose touch with reality which helps with stress, anxiety, and depression.
By Crystal Starr Allen5 years ago in Fiction
A Fey Proposal
Would you accept a chocolate cake from a Fae? Accepting almost anything from a being as beautiful as summer, but as fickle and powerful as a hurricane, sounds like a risk. But I wanted to know a secret, a secret that only the Keeper of the Willows could give me. The best adventures come with the strangest dangers, and in this instance my danger was a sit-down dinner with a Fae.
By S Kitty5 years ago in Fiction
Tala
Chapter 4 After hours of driving and only stopping at one gas station, they arrive at the edge of the woods. His body still feels icy cold, and he still doesn’t know where he is, but the trees are massive now. Almost like the Sequoias. Maybe they are in California.
By Citlalic Zuniga5 years ago in Fiction
Tala
Chapter 2 Nathan wakes up in sweat, again. Teenage years are weird, he knows too well being a teen will be the worst of his life, and his dreams have become more vivid and more horrid. He wipes off the sweat with his towel as he hears his mom yell at him to get up. He stopped watching scary movies like his parents advised, but some of the shit he sees...there’s no way he has seen it before. He is convinced he should be a horror writer, he has a bad ass imagination.
By Citlalic Zuniga5 years ago in Fiction
Tala
Chapter 3 An icy breeze creeps into Nathan’s sheets. After crying and recalling all the times people walked away from him in the middle of a conversation, Nathan refuses to leave his room for a whole week. His parents don’t like him being stuck at home for so long, who knows what he would do to them. But they are glad he doesn't come out, even for food. Jay begins to worry slightly and starts to leave him some food outside his door...but it remains untouched.
By Citlalic Zuniga5 years ago in Fiction
Tala
Chapter 1 A gloomy day in Washington state, with scarfs covering faces and the cold wind whipping the hair of the oblivious. There are six friends, or should we say, 3 couples standing around the white marble kitchen island. They all have drinks in hand except for one, the mother. She cradles her newborn with a glow they talk about in the media. She is laughing with such joy, such fulfillment of pushing that damn baby out.
By Citlalic Zuniga5 years ago in Fiction
Tala
Chapter 5 The next morning Zara went into Nathan’s room to get him for breakfast. “New day, new you! We figured out a spell that can help with the merg-”
By Citlalic Zuniga5 years ago in Fiction
Chapter 1
Chapter 1: The Key The old man knelt by a window, waiting for the postwoman to deliver. He had nothing better to do. Sifting through envelopes was the highlight of his day.
By Ava Weiland5 years ago in Fiction
My Mysterious Friend
My Mysterious Friend It was summer vacation, a very impactful time of my life, as it was mid June and my dad and I just moved from Tallahassee to Miami, Florida. I was helping my dad and the Uhaul crew move everything into our new two story house. I was only nine so there was only so much I could help with as the main thing I was looking for was my Emerald green bike. I found my bike then all of sudden two boys, both of them 13 popped out of nowhere. “Hi I’m Kyle we’re just moving in.” One of them gave a sarcastic “Well Duh” and pointed at the Uhaul truck. “I’m Jeff and this is Victor, that’s a pretty little bicycle you got”. Then Victor asked “Yeah you wouldn’t mind if I rode it a little bit do you”? “I don’t know I love this bike”. “If you let me ride it I can ask my mom if you can come with us to Disney World.” “You mean it”. “Sure”. “Well...okay just be careful with it”. Victor got on the bike and started doing some risky tricks with it. “Um could you be careful with my bike, my grandma gave it to me for my birthday. It's really special to me.” Jeff swatted my back. “Chill you wanna go to Disney World don’t you”? “Yeah, but.” “What are you 2”? “I’m almost 10.” “Then quit being a baby”.
By Kylecovey Smith5 years ago in Fiction
A Dream Come True
Thud! Then, panic. Ice cold panic. I didn’t know you could feel cold sweat underwater while wearing a wetsuit. But here I was, dangling in suspended motion, inside a sinking cage I was sure was too unsafe for this type of usage, and something had just jarred the cage hard. I couldn’t remember why I had agreed to this. The world was drifting quickly into darkness through the ombre shades of blue made possible by the penetration of piercing shafts of light. It would have been stunningly beautiful if not for the red cloud of blood in the distance, not far enough away in my estimation, swirling in whorls of pink flesh and viscera, punctuated by brief glimpses of grey on white, shadows I knew to be sharks.
By Clint Jones5 years ago in Fiction