Fantasy

The Whipping Boy
Usually, Tyler allowed himself twenty or thirty pages of reading before considering the day truly begun, but he'd had time for no more than three pages when Marta knocked on the library door, took two steps into the room, and said, in the ringing voice she used in the house's larger spaces, "Someone at the door for you."
By Rohit kc4 years ago in Fiction
All Upon A Time
Once upon a time, there was a Giant Killer who was in town when a ball was announced inviting all eligible maidens to the palace, but she did not go, because she was only passing through on her way to another story.
By Rohit kc4 years ago in Fiction
The Velvet Castles of the Night
They wait for you, in the velvet castles of the night. It's not like they have anything better to do. Everyone knows the story stops for the hero, and who would the hero be but you? That is why every mirror in every inn in this town is enchanted, showing chiseled jaws, sculpted arms. Nine out of ten heroes have a verified need for encouragement along the way.
By Rohit kc4 years ago in Fiction
The Black Witch 10
Saki's encouragement only carried me through my bath. By the time my head was resting on my pillow I was swimming in anxiety. I wanted tomorrow to come without delay but I was terrified to face it. Amidst my anxiety I fell prey to the folly of thinking that my problems would be solved when I awoke. The thoughts in my head slipped from my grasp as my eyes grew heavy. The silence of sleep had returned.
By Caleb Wagner4 years ago in Fiction
The Vampire Jewel
"Okay, girls. You have one shot, and ONLY one shot, to grab the package and get the hell out of there! We don't want those moon worshiping psychos to get it first".
By Cassandra Maio4 years ago in Fiction
Tales of Azuria
It’s not easy – being a god. Everyone thinks that you are born with all this power and the ability to use that power to torment mortals or to aid them… depending on your taste in entertainment, of course. But alas, it is not that simple. Gods are not born with power or ability. Just like mortals, we are simply born with potential. Whether or not we live up to it, well, that depends on the god.
By Sara Splendore 4 years ago in Fiction
Meet The Composer of 'The Lord of The Rings' Soundtrack
Movie scenes that don’t have music can sound strange and foreign to the ear. Obviously, there are certain scenes in movies that aren’t supposed to have music, that’s the beauty of those scenes and what they are trying to convey. However, the vast majority of movie and TV series scenes have music. And if that movie happens to be a fantasy epic, then you need a great composer to go along with it. There are many famous soundtrack composers, from Hans Zimmer to John Williams, Patrick Doyle and many others. The one who was skilled enough to work on the score for Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings movies is Howard Shore.
By Culture Slate4 years ago in Fiction
The Blessed City
Time wormed on as only illusions could when caged. Days grew old, shining brightly then fading again. And again. And all she could do was sleep, eat, and wait. But for what?
By Tiffanie Harvey4 years ago in Fiction
The Organizer
THE ORGANIZER No Place Like Home
By Eladio Del Castillo4 years ago in Fiction
Rise of Nightbreeze
It started with a hum. The dawn was coming, and she thought it would be the perfect chance to practice her newest creation. A simple hum. One simple gesture. A way with sound, a wave of fingers, and an ember floated down to the earth below her feet. Lighting the grass on fire before being snuffed out by her bare foot. She giggled at the sting before she hummed again, focusing on her fingers and watching as more embers rained down from her fingers. Littering the ground like fresh rain, sizzling on the dewdrops. But it did not sizzle one ember out.
By Bunny 4 years ago in Fiction
A Night Has Sides Part 1
As I proceeded through the dimly lit corridors, the candles that adorned the huge walls gave way to the cool air that rushed in. The draught exited via the great tunnel that led back to my new home's more populated neighbourhood. What pulled me this far, what piqued my interest, I couldn't explain; there were stories of dark legends I didn't dare to join in, but they were merely rumours, to put it mildly. I was determined not to let rumour or monsters dictate my life, so I continued going.
By Zeref4 years ago in Fiction
Construcying Languages for Science Fiction and Fantasy Stories
Science fiction and fantasy, more than any other genre, offers writers a limitless creative canvas for pure linguistic experimentation.
By Brian Loo Soon Hua4 years ago in Fiction