Excerpt
Germination
There is concern that there won’t be enough kindling for the pyre. Heavy spring rains have fallen for several days, leaving even the smallest twigs soaked and useless. The townspeople desperately dig through their wood boxes, scrape the embers from their hearths, collect dry animal dung to toss on the pile; justice could not wait for drier weather.
By Sydni Scott3 years ago in Fiction
Random Days (Part 2)
So this is the second part to a story I'm having to write for a uni assignment. This is also the final part of the story, I'll have to cut down the words for the assignment, so figured I'd share the original full version on here cause it was a nice random story I had to write up. I might continue writing this, or make a series with this character, not for uni, but just for fun, please let me know if you'd like to see more simple stories like this with this character or a continuation of this one in particular, cause I have enjoyed doing this, just random little snippets, no need for detailed plots, and plot twists, sometimes it's nice to do something simple. Anyway, I hope you enjoy this (You'll find the first part on my page) and have a great day/night!
By Ash Digest3 years ago in Fiction
"Chronicles of Time: Dr. Ali's Journey Through the Ages". Content Warning.
In the vast tapestry of existence, there exists a concept that has captured the imagination of countless dreamers and thinkers throughout the ages - time travel. The ability to journey through the corridors of time, to witness historical events firsthand, or to peek into the mysteries of the future has long been a tantalizing notion. It is within this realm of boundless possibilities that our story unfolds, centered around the brilliant scientist, Dr. Ali Khan.
By aliyan jabbar3 years ago in Fiction
Educational Inequity: The Disparity in Access and Opportunity
Once upon a time, a town called Darxam had a harsh reality that haunted the lives of its residents: educational inequality. Darxam was a divided city where the quality of education varied drastically according to socio-economic background. The purpose of this story is to shed light on the systemic obstruction of education that plagued the city and its consequences.
By Chris Brainstorm 3 years ago in Fiction
Possible Extension to the End of Lois Lowry's The Giver
My eyes felt frozen shut as I tried to blink. I felt a tingling sensation in my left hand. I tried my hardest to open my eyes but as soon as they opened water fell into them. As I tried to lift my left arm to wipe the water off, It wouldn’t move. I used my right arm and opened my eyes to see snow fall all around me. I felt something heavy on my chest and realized it was Gabriel. I quietly said, “Gabe?”
By Kamden Shavluk3 years ago in Fiction
