Fable

The Killer
David Fincher's "The Killer" is a tour de force of neo-noir action filmmaking that manages to both satisfy genre fans and appeal to wider audiences with its stylish visuals, intense action sequences, and gripping performances. Based on the acclaimed French graphic novel series by Alexis Nolent and Luc Jacamon, the film follows a skilled hitman named John Rain (Michael Fassbender) who becomes embroiled in a dangerous game of cat and mouse with a ruthless CIA agent (Arliss Howard) and a mysterious woman (Tilda Swinton) who holds the key to his past.
By Cinepix3 years ago in Fiction
MARS
Mars, also known as the Red Planet, is the fourth planet from the sun in our solar system. It is named after the Roman god of war due to its red appearance, which is caused by the presence of iron oxide or rust on its surface. Mars is a terrestrial planet, which means it is composed of rock or metal, and has a thin atmosphere that is not able to support life as we know it. However, Mars has been the focus of much scientific study and exploration due to its potential for supporting human life and its similarity to Earth.
By Subhan Khalil3 years ago in Fiction
"The Breakup Trip"
Carly sat on the bed staring at her suitcase, wondering if she was doing the right thing. Her boyfriend of three years had just broken up with her and she needed to get away. Her friend had suggested a solo trip and Carly had impulsively booked a flight to Thailand. She had always wanted to visit the beautiful country, but she never imagined that her first trip would be a breakup trip.
By zain hassan3 years ago in Fiction
The Courage and Cowardice
The horizon was shining gold. The birds' chorus faded since it was time to rest. Her welcome seemed to be a curious surprise, A smile so sweet, it spoke of hidden ties, Her eyes, a window to stories, made me surmise.
By Mufeetha 3 years ago in Fiction
The Last Light Before Night Fall.
Every evening as the sun would set, the small town of Willowdale would come alive with activity. Children would run around laughing and playing, and adults would sit outside their homes with friends and family, enjoying the cool evening breeze.
By Arham Shahzad3 years ago in Fiction
Top 10 Facts About Girls' Hormones
Ten facts about girls' hormones: 1.Girls' hormone levels fluctuate throughout their menstrual cycle. During the first half of the cycle, estrogen levels rise, leading up to ovulation. After ovulation, progesterone levels increase.
By Honor White Angel3 years ago in Fiction
The Cosmic Body
In the vast expanse of the universe, there is a subtle yet undeniable similarity to the human body. Just as the human body is made up of different systems, the universe also has its own systems that work together in a delicate balance. This story explores the universe through the analogies of the human form.
By Abdullah Aamir3 years ago in Fiction
The Garden of Unraveled Paths
There once was an old watchmaker named Ignacio who lived in a ramshackle house at the end of a winding road in a small Argentine town. Ignacio had an unusual gift: he could see the threads of time. Most mortals perceived time as a straight line, a singular river running from the past to the future. However, for Ignacio, time was a garden with countless intersecting paths, a labyrinth of infinite possibilities.
By Mau Peón3 years ago in Fiction
The Architect's Game: A Detective Morrison Thriller
It was a cool autumn evening in the city of London, and Detective James Morrison was sitting in his office, pondering over the latest case he had been assigned. He had just finished solving a high-profile murder case, but there was no time to rest. His phone rang, and on the other end of the line was his superior, informing him of a new threat.
By The Truth Speaks3 years ago in Fiction
A Short Story: Herman the Frog and a Place to Call Home
It was a warm summer day in Lilly Meadows; the sun was shining, the birds were soaring above the clouds, and all the creatures below were quietly bustling about their day, except Herman the frog. Herman lived in Lilly Meadows. Lilly Meadows was a quiet village snuggled between Opal Lake and Stone Forest. Herman had lived his entire life in Lilly Meadows, but he never felt like he belonged; even as a tadpole, he knew that he was different. Everyone in the village was so quiet, modest, and bustling about, day in and day out, living the same routine. Herman, however, was much more intentional and thoughtful about how he spent his days. Herman did not mind the disposition of the village, but the creatures of the village did not like Herman's disposition because he was nothing like his wood frog army counterparts. While the wood frog army was catching and eating flies raw, Herman was in the kitchen making herbaceous horsefly casseroles; the wood frog army spent much of their days lazing about sitting on logs, but Herman preferred to practice tai chi and acrobatic routines on the logs; and while the wood frogs slept about on the lily pads drifting atop the lake, Herman would ride the lily pads on the high currents of the river.
By Anne R.3 years ago in Fiction
One in the Same
Hundreds of years have I thrived from death. And yet blood forever tastes so divine as though Nectar has run in their veins,
By River Cronan 3 years ago in Fiction
Silence spreads across
The world had grown increasingly noisy over the years. People were constantly surrounded by a cacophony of sounds – cars honking, music blaring, and voices shouting. It seemed as though there was never a moment of peace or quiet. But then, something strange started to happen. Silence began to spread across the world like a virus, and no one knew how to stop it.
By Udhaya Karthika3 years ago in Fiction