Fable
Behind the Scenes: Secrets and Scandals of Famous Novelists!
Famous novelists are adored, admired, and idolized by millions of readers worldwide. They are celebrated for their talent, creativity, and imagination, and their works have inspired and influenced generations. However, behind the glamour and fame lies a world of secrets and scandals that few people are aware of. From financial fraud to drug addiction, plagiarism to sexual harassment, the literary world is no stranger to controversy. In this article, we explore the dark side of success and delve into the secret lives of famous novelists, examining the issues that have plagued the literary greats throughout history.
By M. Shaihan Ahmed3 years ago in Fiction
The Literary Powerhouses: The Best Novels From The Greatest Authors
Literature is a medium that has the power to transport us to different worlds, connect us with diverse perspectives, and move us to think and feel in new ways. But not all literature is created equal. There are certain novels that stand out above the rest, written by authors who have become literary powerhouses. From timeless classics to revolutionary game-changers, the works of these writers have endured through the ages and continue to captivate readers today. In this article, we'll explore the best novels from the greatest authors, examining the techniques and themes that have made them literary legends.
By M. Shaihan Ahmed3 years ago in Fiction
The Top 5 Most Influential Novels Of All Time
Literature has always had an enormous impact on society, shaping our beliefs, values, and perceptions. Some books, however, have had a greater influence than others, changing the course of history and transforming the literary landscape. In this article, we will explore the top 5 most influential novels of all time, discussing their historical context, literary significance, and cultural impact. From Don Quixote to To Kill a Mockingbird, these books have left an indelible mark on the world, and their legacy will continue to inspire generations of readers and writers.
By M. Shaihan Ahmed3 years ago in Fiction
The Tale of Arulur
In the quaint village of Arulur, nestled amidst the lush landscapes of Tamil Nadu, an air of mystery hung heavy in the atmosphere. It was believed by the villagers that unravelling the secrets of the revered God Arul would bring forth disastrous consequences, a curse that would befall the entire village. However, unbeknownst to the villagers, a family had arrived with a hidden agenda. They were not ordinary visitors but a group of skilled professionals in disguise.
By Bharathi Monika Venkatesan3 years ago in Fiction
Send a Band-aid to the moon
My son is only three years old, is an authentic "story fan", almost every night to listen to my wife and I tell a story to fall asleep, so every night after dinner, my wife and I have to habitually brew a story for the child, so that the child can sleep peacefully with the story.
By Cristy David3 years ago in Fiction
Iris, Prince Don, and the Phoenix Feather Lantern, Part 2
Iris plummeted off the cliff, goggled at green rushing closer, yelled at herself, and yanked the cord to release her chute. With a jerk she was suspended, and breathed again. The bright purple of Prince Don's parachute spread below her, and hesitantly she pulled at one of the toggles on her own to steer towards him.
By Peri Livesey3 years ago in Fiction
The Crow and the Sun
This, Dear Reader, is the story of a creature born of light that was cast into darkness. This is the story of The Crow. Born of a feather, given from an angel's wing, the Crow was once white as falling snow. In flight, he appeared an angel soaring through the heavens, but he wanted more. One day, while admiring himself shimmer in the Sun's light, the Crow had an idea. If he possessed the Sun, he would appear a God, and this pleased him greatly. The Crow flew high above the clouds, to where the Sun rested, spreading his wings widely, he embraced the fiery sphere. But, with the Sun wrapped in his wings, he could not fly. The Crow refused to release the Sun though, despite the Sun's flames charring his white feathers. For seven days, the Crow held the Sun tightly, until, on the eighth day, now burnt black as coal, he let go. This is how the Crow would remain for the rest of days, as punishment for vanity and greed. A shadow of the angelic creature he once had been. So, take heed, Dear Reader, you're perfect as you are, and want for more, just might burn you.
By Tegan Traylor3 years ago in Fiction
Stolen and Beholden. Top Story - June 2023.
He crept down down the hall dressed in shades of shadow, all but invisible in the dark. On his feet, he wore only socks. Forensics had recently identified a female based on prints taken from a wood floor and the worn down treads on the sole of her left sneaker, the result of her, evidently, rare gait.
By Vivian R McInerny3 years ago in Fiction
Gregory Heist
He had been planning it for ages. The diamond ring of that old hag was irresistible. She put it on the little tray on the windowsill every morning. She never wore it – her fingers were bent and bony; she just looked at how the first morning rays glimmered from it.
By Jussi Luukkonen3 years ago in Fiction
