Excerpt
Becoming An Evil Overlord
Every night at midnight, the purple clouds came out to dance with the blushing sky. I had no idea how my best friend, my Evil Empress and Dark Overlady, managed it, when the midnight sky was almost black, far from any description of 'blushing', but she did.
By Natasja Rose4 years ago in Fiction
The 'Essential Worker' crisis
Thank you to all the Essential workers who kept the literal and metaphorical fires from burning before, during and after the Pandemic. Your tenacity and courage in the face of adversity is admirable and worthy of the highest praise. Thank you.
By Novel Allen4 years ago in Fiction
Revenge is best served literally
Bull vs market , shorts, nude shorts, black pants, and custom made. It's okay if you do not know what these words mean. Hell i have never done much within the previous couple of weeks. I'm not an economist or anything like that, I'm a welding. But I even have always been curious about all the crazy ways we will make money or maybe the slightest odds. I knew that cash could bring out the worst in people but holy filth I didn't realize how bad money and pursuit could make people. and that i know of all the very dark things i might rather not mention . But what i'm talking about is what's considered a "white collar crime (s)". once more we all know that they're all liars and deceivers, who trample on many toes and fingers to urge to where they're . i do know that, I’m not naïve. But within the end, it's just a matter of your time before subsequent big thing happens. Hewu.
By bhup raj. kandel4 years ago in Fiction
The Twelve
Very few alive now know of the days before the Council of the Twelve. The days when Ophiuchus was the thirteenth Zodiac. Though he is now associated with medicine in mythos, he was a terror in reality. A snake charmer, he would often leave baskets of asps at the doorsteps of his enemies or distil poisons from the very serpents he kept cloistered in his robes.
By Kierra Wilson4 years ago in Fiction
Don't Quote Me On That
When the elevator doors opened, Patti Interrante felt the shift in temperature immediately. The lower floors of the hotel were warmer than usual to accommodate the flower and garden expo taking place that weekend, and the constant misting systems used by most of the exotic plant dealers kept the place humid. Every hallway seemed to glow with the soft green lights that, according to the gardeners, kept the plants happy.
By Lacey Doddrow4 years ago in Fiction
Perception is Everything
“Come on, can we go on, please?” I begged her. My lower lip forms a pout that I realize she’s paying no attention to. I turned my attention to our friend, Monica who stood beside me. She wore the same facial expression as I wore: annoyance.
By Lindsay Dewolfe4 years ago in Fiction




