Fable

Romantic literature and its fragrance
Romantic literature after Renaissance in Italy brought a huge revolution in literary form .Lyrical ballad composed by Wordsworth and Coleridge was one of the great masterpiece work of Romantic expression. In previous time literature was written on the basis of religious concept which was classical ad orthodox.
By Tusher Enam11 months ago in Fiction
The Alchemist’s Apprentice
In the bustling city of Eldoria, where magic and science intertwined, young Elara had always been captivated by the art of alchemy. The city thrived on the skills of its alchemists, who blended rare ingredients with magical properties to create potions and elixirs that could heal wounds, enhance abilities, or transform the mundane into the extraordinary. Elara, the daughter of a humble blacksmith, spent her days dreaming of becoming a renowned alchemist, inspired by tales of legendary potions that could grant immense power.
By Tovelle11 months ago in Fiction
Silent Pages: A Hidden Message Reveals a Forgotten Secret
Clara Mercer had always found solace in the quiet corners of Willow brook Library. As its head librarian, she knew every creak in the wooden floors, every sunlit patch on the reading tables, and every secret hiding spot for the rarest books. But nothing in her 15 years there had prepared her for the day she found the letter tucked inside a weathered copy of Wuthering Heights.
By sami 202511 months ago in Fiction
Ellie
To put it simply, mayhem ensued. While Murphy was left dangling from the bars, holding on for dear life, my turn to die had finally arrived, and Hnid was going to be my executioner. The wolf spider bit into my cocconned body, then tossed me towards the red gate so the younger spiders and lint ants could have some fun with me before I was fed to the beast.
By Kale Sinclair11 months ago in Fiction
Jason Vs Mr.Violence Vs Maniac Cop Reboot
Chapter 1: A Night to Remember In the heart of Manhattan, chaos erupted inside the 15th precinct as sirens blared and frantic voices weaved through the darkness. Special Agent Raphael "Jimmy" Jameson was on a special assignment, liaising with the New York City Police Department. The night had set in, but little did he know that this would become more than just another routine operation.
By Victor Robinson II11 months ago in Fiction
The Backyard
Outside in the backyard there were always wildflowers growing everywhere. You could even have seen rabbits, squirrels and birds of all kinds. But, one day that started out being a beautiful, sunny day turned out to be a day that nobody ever expected to happen. The sky turned an awful dark gray almost black, but they thought a tornado was approaching but none of them heard the tell-tale sign of a roaring train. As quick as the dark sky appeared it disappeared and the sun came back out, but it also seemed different for now it was blistering hot, and the humidity was unbearable.
By Mark Graham12 months ago in Fiction
The Axe Spine from the Heavens
Long ago, in a quiet village nestled between towering mountains and untamed forests, there lived a poor but nimble young boy named Haru. Unlike the other hunters who were strong and huge, Haru was short and slight. His frail frame often led to ridicule, and the village chief, doubting his abilities and concerned for his safety forbade him from joining the hunts. Instead, he was sent to the fields to toil, tending to crops and foraging berries.
By Aku Kapfo12 months ago in Fiction
Lost and Found in the Digital Age
Setting: Near-future New Angeles, a sprawling metropolis where neon-lit skyscrapers tower over decaying urban neighborhoods. The city thrives on "Echoes," a revolutionary VR platform that allows users to relive memories and interact with hyper-realistic digital avatars of loved ones.
By K. B. 12 months ago in Fiction
March The Mad Scientist, The Lion And The Lamb
March seemed to live an almost hermit-like existence, people didn't know him but knew his house with the strange statue conjunction on the gateposts of his mansion.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 12 months ago in Fiction
Why Is It Easy to Kill Mosquitoes but So Hard to Kill Flies?
Have you ever wondered why it's so easy to swat a mosquito, yet catching a fly feels like a never-ending battle? Both insects are tiny, fast, and annoying, but their differences in behavior, biology, and perception make one much harder to eliminate than the other. This article explores the fascinating reasons behind this mystery and how it affects our daily lives.
By William Henry12 months ago in Fiction
The Secret of the Dark Forest
## The Secret of the Dark Forest ### Introduction In a small village nestled between rolling hills and dense woods, tales of the Dark Forest echoed through the generations. The villagers, with their weathered faces and wise eyes, often warned children about the ominous woods. "Never venture there," they would say, "for the forest holds secrets that are best left undisturbed." But for one curious young man named Ali, these warnings only fueled his adventurous spirit.
By amgad12 months ago in Fiction
When the Wi-Fi Goes Out at Family Dinner
Chapter 1: The Usual Chaos The Anderson family’s Sunday dinners had become a ritual of silent disconnection. Around the mahogany table, beneath the warm glow of a chandelier, sat five people—each absorbed in their own glowing screen.
By K. B. 12 months ago in Fiction