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THE TRUTH BEHIND THE MOST FAMOUS VAMPIRE!
Dracula is a complex figure who, over the years, has mixed himself up with legends, stories and historical realities. The name “Dracula” is widely associated with the famous character created by Irish writer Bram Stoker in the gothic novel Dracula, published in 1897. However, the figure who inspired the character has roots in a real historical character, Vlad III, also known as Vlad the Impaler. We'll explore the relationship between myth and reality, as well as demystifying Dracula's characteristics as a vampire.
By Lara Santosabout a year ago in Fiction
Beowulf vs. the Dragon
In Geatland, Beowulf’s Mead Bar and Grill was rather close to a sleeping dragon’s lair. Loud music and laughter constantly filled the boisterous bar. Geatland had nearly fifty years of peace once King Beowulf came back home from killing the Lizard-Monster and its mommy. By helping out King Hrothgar, Beowulf came home with tons of extra money, heaps of gold, and plenty of cryptocurrency.
By Barb Dukemanabout a year ago in Fiction
Dont Let Your Manuscript Flop Get Top-Tier
Why Every Author Needs Expert Book Editing Services The trans formative process of your book extends past publishing requirements, so writers won’t feel satisfied when they finish their final chapter. Every document requires polishing to become ready for publication after mistake checking has been performed. Your writing experience doesn’t determine the worth of hiring a professional book editor. Professional editors will improve your work until it matches industry expectations regarding clarity alongside presentation quality and content standards.
By Authors Publishing Houseabout a year ago in Fiction
The Minotaur. First Place in Legends Rewritten Challenge.
He never asked for this. Never asked to be born, never asked to be seen as nothing more than a monster, all thanks to circumstances far out of his control.
By R.J. Wintersabout a year ago in Fiction
First Principle: Know Yourself and Know Your Enemy
First Principle from The Art of War: "Know Yourself and Know Your Enemy" "If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles." – Sun Tzu
By The Kingabout a year ago in Fiction
Persephone's Revenge
“Here, Perse, have a pomegranate mimosa before you go.” He gently handed the fluted glass to his wife. “I’m gonna miss you.”
By Barb Dukemanabout a year ago in Fiction
Merry Christmas, Nemo
The Cyclops looked for his men, but they were nowhere to be found. “Nemo!” the monster called out to Odysseus from his cave. “I’ll catch all of you, Greeks.”
By Gerard DiLeoabout a year ago in Fiction
Cultivating Balance in Your Garden of Wholeness
I first met Clara on a Tuesday morning. She was kneeling in the mud, her grey-streaked hair escaping a messy bun, replanting something that the storm had uprooted. She didn't look up when I approached, just patted the damp earth beside her.
By Ian Mark Ganutabout a year ago in Fiction
There is a family history of mental
illness. An performer with the name of Humpty Dumpty once existed. Despite trying out for numerous films, he was unable to secure a role as an actor. Both your size and your fragility make you unfit for this role, Humpty. This movie doesn't have a scene that suits you. Don't quit your day job; just go home. Humpty was treated cruelly by the world. He contracted the most worst illness an egg could ever contract. The Broken Illness.
By Horror best kahaniabout a year ago in Fiction
The Heart of the Abyss
Chapter 1: The Awakening The Nordic Light sliced through the waves of the Endless Sea Abyss, its course set for a distant, uncharted archipelago. Crew members worked tirelessly, their eyes constantly scanning the horizon. Onboard was Ingrid Harlund, an oceanographer and lead researcher, who had been lured by an ancient mystery—a mystery whispered about by sailors and seers alike: the guardians of the ocean.
By Gabilabout a year ago in Fiction
The Red Hood Rebellion
Red: The Messenger In the neon maze of Metropolis, the city never slept. Skyscrapers shimmered in electric blues and greens, casting jagged shadows on the cracked pavement below. Amid the chaos, Ruby Hood sliced through the streets on her matte black electric bike. With her bright red hoodie trailing behind her like a banner, she was a blur against the city’s monotony.
By RBabout a year ago in Fiction
Quiet Quitting: If Sisyphus Had Gen-Z Attitude & Outlook on Life
I’ve been doing this for three thousand years. At least that's what I estimate, more or less. Can’t tell more precisely because I lost count of days and nights. With this type of a job, you would too, anyone would. Yes, I have to roll this huge rock up not only during the day but at night, too. Up and down, up and down. I roll it up, almost all the way to the top, it rolls down under its weight and I have to start over.
By Lana V Lynxabout a year ago in Fiction