Historical

Lucky Shadow
In the quaint town of Serendipity Springs, nestled amidst rolling hills and charming cottages, lived a young girl named Lily. Though life had dealt her its fair share of hardships, Lily possessed an unwavering optimism and a steadfast belief in the power of fate. Little did she know that her unyielding faith would soon be put to the test by an encounter with a mysterious figure—the Lucky Shadow.
By Paul3 years ago in Fiction
My Den Guns
In a remote village nestled amidst towering mountains and lush forests, a young boy named Ethan yearned for adventure. His days were filled with daydreams of thrilling expeditions and heroic quests. Little did he know that his world was about to be transformed by a discovery that would ignite his imagination like never before—the legendary Den Guns.
By Paul3 years ago in Fiction
Wet Words
Raindrops danced on the rooftop, orchestrating a symphony of whispers as a tempestuous storm unleashed its fury upon the small coastal town of Harborville. It was in this watery world that young Emily found solace and inspiration, a realm where words flowed like rivers and emotions gushed like cascading waterfalls.
By Paul3 years ago in Fiction
Nested Tested
In the heart of a bustling metropolis, amidst towering skyscrapers and endless streams of people, lived a brilliant yet reclusive scientist named Dr. Alexander Harris. Known for his groundbreaking work in the field of artificial intelligence, Dr. Harris was renowned for his ability to create intricate and intelligent machines. However, his latest project, a sentient robot named Nestor, held the key to an unprecedented advancement in technology.
By Paul3 years ago in Fiction
My Mom's Teacher's Mom
Once upon a time, in a quaint little town nestled amidst rolling hills and whispering meadows, a young woman named Sarah embarked on a journey to uncover the enigmatic past of her mother's beloved teacher, Mrs. Thompson. Little did Sarah know that her quest would unveil a tapestry of interconnected lives and hidden secrets, stretching back through the corridors of time.
By Paul3 years ago in Fiction
My First Month on Vocal.media
It was a cool autumn evening when I stumbled upon Vocal.media, a platform brimming with endless possibilities for storytellers and writers. With a mix of trepidation and excitement, I decided to embark on a journey of self-expression and creativity, eager to share my tales with the world.
By Paul3 years ago in Fiction
The Guardians of the Golden Phoenix
Once upon a time, in the dense jungle of South America, there lived a fierce and loyal tribe known as the Arawaks. They were the guardians of the jungle and swore to protect it from any external threat that could harm its ecosystem. Nobody dared to cross their path or disturb their habitat, for those who did never returned alive.
By MUHAMMAD ANAS QURESHI3 years ago in Fiction
Queen Cleopatra: Reigning Supreme on Netflix's Historical Epic
Hey there, history buffs and binge-watchers! I've got some exciting news to share with you – Netflix has just dropped a bombshell of a series, and it's none other than "Queen Cleopatra." As a lover of all things historical and a self-proclaimed couch potato, I couldn't resist diving headfirst into this captivating tale of power, love, and intrigue.
By Felicia Edwards3 years ago in Fiction
What if........
Scientists have made an intriguing discovery: they have detected peculiar radio signals originating from deep space. These enigmatic radio waves could potentially be bursts of cosmic energy emanating from a distant neutron star. On the other hand, there is a possibility that these signals are evidence of an incredibly advanced civilization located 90 light years away from Earth. So, what kind of civilization could possess the capability to transmit such powerful signals? Scientists use a classification system known as the Kardashev scale to categorize civilizations based on their technological prowess in harnessing energy. Although this scale has hypothetical levels, most scientists refer to only the initial stages. Currently, we find ourselves at Type zero, as the only known civilization, with the ability to tap into a fraction of our planet's energy potential. Each year, we consume approximately 18 trillion watts of power, but in order to become a Type 1 civilization, we would need to consume over 500 times that amount every second.
By Eric Danso3 years ago in Fiction
Ruin of Karnauch
Crixus reached the plateau, the view that greeted him was at the very least... troubling. The great city of Karnauch lay in ruin, the beastlike Felkin rampaged over it's smouldering remains, killing all unfortunate enough to stand in their way.
By Matthew Roberts3 years ago in Fiction
25 seconds & more of agony
Luck is to pass out. Yet, their anguished screams push me on - faster! - almost frantic amidst splashing blood. Panting and sweating to climax: meat dropping at my feet.
By L.C. Schäfer3 years ago in Fiction
To Be Read Aloud
Far beyond the misty climes of L’gib T’qi’at, in a place where demagogues hold sway, thereon the sand is wet with festering rot & decay,
By Randy Wayne Jellison-Knock3 years ago in Fiction