Fantasy

The Day Time Forgot My Name. AI-Generated.
I woke up yesterday, and the calendar betrayed me. The date was gone. My phone showed no numbers, only a blank void where time should have been. Even the clock on the wall stood still—its hands frozen between seconds like a heartbeat that refused to finish.
By Muhammed Ismail5 months ago in Fiction
The Kindling of Night. AI-Generated.
Prologue: Shadows and Sparks Long before the Ember Realms and the Dominion of Shadows had ever met, the world existed in delicate balance. Fire ruled the south, fierce and untamed, a magic born of passion and impulse, illuminating life but capable of consuming it in moments. Shadow ruled the north, subtle and precise, a magic of patience and restraint, hiding truths and guarding secrets—but at times concealing threats as well.
By Ai.Pendrake5 months ago in Fiction
Between the Binary: Intersex Stories That Redefine Humanity
Do we truly understand what it means to be a person? For centuries, ideas about human sex and gender have been very rigid. We often consider people to be simply male or female, with no in-between. But human biology is far more varied than that. Intersex variations show us how natural and diverse bodies can be. These stories challenge old ideas and help us see humanity in a fuller, richer way.
By vijay sam5 months ago in Fiction
True Story Of Ahmed Al Hilasi
Startwriting--- The Story of Sheikh Abu Ahmad al-Hilasi (رحمه الله) A Lesson in Contentment and the Value of the Hereafter
By Akhtar Nawaz5 months ago in Fiction
The Extra Photo
It was supposed to be a normal weekend. My two closest friends, Arjun and Sameer, came over to my place after years. We hadn’t hung out together since college, and nostalgia hit hard. The evening was full of silly jokes, old stories, and the kind of laughter that makes your stomach ache.
By ETS_Story5 months ago in Fiction
The Last Grain of Sand
In the heart of a desert where the wind whispered like a tired wanderer, an old hourglass sat on the table of a man named Idris. He had carried it across half a lifetime, guarding it more fiercely than food, water, or even gold. To anyone else, it looked ordinary—two glass bulbs held together by brass, filled with grains of sand. But to Idris, it was no simple relic.
By Jack Nod5 months ago in Fiction
The Clockmaker’s Secret
In the heart of the old city, where narrow cobblestone streets twisted like forgotten veins, there stood a small shop with a fading sign: “M. Harren, Clockmaker.” Most people hurried past it, barely noticing the dusty windows or the faint ticking that leaked into the street. Few ever entered, and those who did claimed the clocks inside kept time a little too perfectly—as if they obeyed something more than gears and springs.
By Jack Nod5 months ago in Fiction
The Beach
Let’s go to the beach, they said. It’ll be fun, they said. This is what I get for being a third wheel. They wanted to go on a date on a beach in North Carolina. Instead of being stuck watching them be all cute, I decided to stay inside and enjoy the beach from a distance. I can see them still, but I don’t have to listen to their gross love banter. I love them both to death, but even I need a break from them.
By Caitlin Yaun5 months ago in Fiction
The Door of Light
Arman had always loved old libraries. The silence, the smell of dust and paper, the way stories seemed to whisper from every shelf—it felt like a place where secrets lived. One rainy evening, when the city outside was wrapped in thunder, Arman wandered into a forgotten corner of the library. That was where he saw it.
By arsalan ahmad5 months ago in Fiction
The Dream Breaker. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
-POV: Irios “The first lie is that the pillars end. The second lie is that they never did.” — Dreamer’s Catechism
By Morpheus of Stone5 months ago in Fiction
“I Fold My Heart Into Paper Planes”
“I Fold My Heart Into Paper Planes” Every wish we release carries a fragment of ourselves, flying to places we may never see.
By waseem khan5 months ago in Fiction
The Algorithm That Dreamed
Story In the year 2074, dreaming was no longer a private act. The Somnus Corporation had changed everything with their invention: Dreamfeeds. For a monthly fee, people could subscribe to curated dream experiences. No more restless nights or nightmares—just stories crafted by advanced AI, perfectly tuned to desires, fears, and secret longings. Romance, adventure, peace, even flight—dreams were now entertainment.
By waseem khan5 months ago in Fiction