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The Mysterious Island of Fire
Once upon a time, there was a group of adventurers who set out on a journey to explore the uncharted seas. They sailed for weeks, battling storms and facing danger at every turn. But one day, they stumbled upon an island unlike any other.
By Himanshu Kaushik3 years ago in Fiction
The Lost City of Gold
Once upon a time, there was an adventurer named Jack who was obsessed with finding the lost city of gold. He had spent years researching and exploring every possible lead, but he had never been able to uncover its location. But one day, his luck changed.
By Himanshu Kaushik3 years ago in Fiction
The Enchanted Forest
In a far-off land, there was an enchanted forest. It was a place of wonder and magic, where fairies danced in the moonlight, and unicorns roamed free. But the forest was also a dangerous place, filled with dark creatures and treacherous traps.
By Himanshu Kaushik3 years ago in Fiction
The Chromatic Waltz
It was the night of the annual ball, and the ballroom was alive with the sound of music and the rustle of gowns. As the orchestra began to play, couples began to take the floor, waltzing together in a sea of color and light.
By Little Wonders 3 years ago in Fiction
The Solace of Fireflies
The old, abandoned farmhouse stood atop the hill, its roof sagging, and its walls cracked. The overgrown weeds and wildflowers that surrounded it whispered tales of its former glory, tales of a time when the sun would rise and set over its fields, and its windows would glow with the warmth of a family's love. But now, the farmhouse stood forgotten, left to crumble in the solitude of the countryside.
By Little Wonders 3 years ago in Fiction
CHOICE IS YOURS: CHOOSE CHANGE
CHOICE IS YOURS: CHOOSE CHANGE DECISION MAKING At a certain point or another, we all have had something occur in our life that made us winding down into a universe of gloom. In that dim spot, it seemed like we didn't have the solidarity to get ourselves out from underneath our dark opening. We felt pitiful, useless, and maybe even crazy. We were stuck.
By Ahmed Y Shaikh3 years ago in Fiction
On Steak and Purple Prose. Top Story - April 2023.
It was after we ordered our steaks - medium-rare as that was the most done way one could order a ribeye at a place as opulent as the Blueblood without incurring mockery - that I suggested that the old Russians had it right when they brought Anna Karenina and the Karamazovs to life, to which my dear friend Ernie cried, “are you mad?”
By Loryne Andawey3 years ago in Fiction
If I Could Do It Over
I stood there in the dark cold, wondering who- if anyone, would come and find me. Atop that ledge, the ending to my story was a jump away, “ it’s cold out, I wonder what the water’s like.” I whisper to myself, buying time. Waiting for someone. anyone. “ this is it, isn’t it? I’m going to jump and no one would ever know I'm gone."
By Dylan-Quinn Harris3 years ago in Fiction
The Diamond Heist
It was supposed to be a simple job. A quick smash-and-grab at a high-end jewelry store in downtown Manhattan. The plan was to go in, grab the diamonds, and get out before anyone knew what had happened. But things didn't go according to plan.
By Vizorian3 years ago in Fiction
Nightmare Scenario
The time read 2:02. Blinding lights filled the room as my eyes attempted to adjust. Beeps sounded out from all around. An older lady dressed in what seemed to be a bright polka dotted pink outfit came into the room, smiling from ear to ear.
By 'Lissa Stufflestreet3 years ago in Fiction
Top 10 Nuclear Power Projects in the World
Nuclear power projects are considered to be one of the most important sources of electricity globally. They are essential for providing reliable and affordable energy while also being a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels. The demand for electricity is growing rapidly, and nuclear power is an excellent way to meet this demand. In this article, we will discuss the top 10 nuclear power projects in the world.
By Muhammad Atif3 years ago in Fiction
The Last City
In the year 2150, Earth had become uninhabitable due to pollution and overpopulation. The remaining human population had migrated to the nearby planet, Kepler-452b, which had been terraformed to sustain human life. The planet was dotted with cities and infrastructure to support human life, but the largest and most advanced city was known as New Hope.
By Shahmeer3 years ago in Fiction