Historical

"Unsolved Mystery: The Gruesome Killings of Jack the Ripper"
It was a dark and foggy night in the Whitechapel district of London. The streets were empty, save for a few stragglers hurrying home before the curfew set in. Suddenly, a scream pierced the silence, sending shivers down the spines of those who heard it.
By Finola bozlar3 years ago in Fiction
Falling in Love with Fiction
Last year, I rekindled my love of reading. As a gifted kid who burnt out in the 11th grade, I was well-used to reading above my grade level. In college, I was met with required readings and textbooks that broke both the bank and my back. I found it hard to get into books that weren’t the feel-good, motivational type — shout out to Bob Goff, I love you! After 23 years of life, and a friend group that constantly bullied me for not understanding their references, I decided it was time to hop into the wonderful wizarding world of Harry Potter. After finishing the series in a month or so, I had a new appreciation of reading and where it could take me. I found my niche in a few weeks — fiction, thriller, suspense, mystery mash-ups. So, dear reader, I thought I’d share with you my top four books from last year that kept me engaged, sweating, in shock and most importantly, back into the swing of loving reading.
By Ashley Smith3 years ago in Fiction
The Killer Clown
It was a warm summer night when the residents of the small town of Millfield began to notice something strange. A clown, dressed in a brightly colored suit and carrying a large bag of balloons, was wandering the streets, always seeming to be just out of reach.
By Seven Sky3 years ago in Fiction
The Cabin in the Woods
Deep in the heart of the forest, there stood a cabin, hidden away from the outside world. The cabin had been abandoned for years, its windows boarded up and its doors locked tight. But despite its rundown appearance, the cabin had a certain allure, drawing in those who were brave enough to venture into the woods.
By Seven Sky3 years ago in Fiction
The House on the Hill
The House on the Hill stood tall and ominous, overlooking the small town of Ravenswood. The residents of the town whispered about the house, telling tales of ghostly apparitions and mysterious occurrences. But despite the rumors, the house had sat vacant for decades, its windows boarded up and its doors locked tight.
By Seven Sky3 years ago in Fiction
Preserving our Planet: Examining the Impact of Environmentalism and Conservation on Biodiversity
"The Impact of Climate Change on the Environment and Society" Climate change, caused by the burning of fossil fuels and the release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, has had a significant impact on the environment and society. Rising temperatures, sea levels, and extreme weather events are just some of the consequences of climate change that are already being felt around the world.
By SHIAMGANESH 3 years ago in Fiction
Exploring the Impact of Historical Eras on Society, Culture, and Science: A Look at the Industrial Revolution, Renaissance, French Revolution, Scientific Revolution, and Age of Exploration
"The Impact of the Industrial Revolution on Society and Culture" The Industrial Revolution, which began in the late 18th century and lasted until the mid-19th century, had a profound impact on society and culture. It marked a major turning point in history, as it transformed the way goods were produced and goods were consumed.
By SHIAMGANESH 3 years ago in Fiction
The decline of the Southern Han Regime: If you want to be an official, you have to draw the sword from the palace
The Southern Han Dynasty was a relatively unpopular era. At least, it's not as well known to the public, but it's clear that historians are interested in this period.
By yangqiu3 years ago in Fiction
Talk about the history of five dynasties and ten States
With nothing to do, I decided to describe the history of the Five Dynasties and ten kingdoms in concise, humorous and easy to understand language, without time travel or fiction, and try my best to recall and restore that wonderful and powerful history according to historical facts.
By yangqiu3 years ago in Fiction
How did Yu Ji die?
In 202 BC, a battle that will go down in history was fought. Xiang Yu was besieged in Gaixia and besieged on all sides. He was defeated by Liu Bang and Han Xin and committed suicide to Wujiang. This war not only displayed high military art, but also had a significant impact on subsequent history, and this war is known as the Gaixia Battle.
By yangqiu3 years ago in Fiction
Is Yuan Shao really so "stupid" in Guandu War?
The "Guandu Battle" was the first battle in the "Three Battles" of The Three Kingdoms, and its significance is self-evident. After the "Guandu Battle", although Yuan Shao's forces were not swept away, they were no longer as strong and aggressive as before the war. After Yuan Shao died of illness, Cao Cao gradually wiped out the remaining Yuan forces and finally pacified the north.
By yangqiu3 years ago in Fiction
Czars and dictators
Petri Golovin looked on from the top of the hill, just outside of his village. He noticed German trucks surrounding the area. He remembered what his mother had taught him, when you see Germans, do not go anywhere near them. So, he stayed where he was, watching on. There was a fire, the barn. 'Why was the barn on fire?' Petri asked himself. He had to wait for three hours, but eventually, they left.
By Some Guy3 years ago in Fiction