Holiday
The Queen Pelalandorus Incident
The river ran backwards on the day the Queen vanished. Perhaps it was the wind. Others say it was because we were famished. A curse? For having killed her kin. Divine retribution for those we banished. A plague sent by the Vaquarin? For a war that was unfinished.
By Atomic Historianabout a year ago in Fiction
What’s Coming to Apple TV+ in October 2024
Apple TV+ continues to carve its own path in the streaming world by offering something most platforms don’t: an all-original lineup. In a world where most streaming services juggle between licensed hits and original content, Apple TV+ stands out for sticking with exclusivity. It’s a bold move, and it’s paying off. Whether you’re streaming Canada or anywhere else, the platform’s lineup offers a little bit of everything
By Streaming Canadaabout a year ago in Fiction
Rainbow and blue sky
A rainbow extending across a blue sky is perhaps the loveliest and dazzling sight in nature. It seems like a mysterious second when the downpour clears, and unexpectedly, colors rise out of the sky, painting a distinctive curve that appears to be too wonderful to be in any way genuine. A rainbow is something other than a visual display; it holds representative significance, logical interest, and profound close-to-home reverberation for individuals across societies and over the entire course of time.
By nadia khanomabout a year ago in Fiction
The Onam Celebration: A Tale of Unity and Joy
The Onam Celebration: A Tale of Unity and Joy Introduction Onam, the harvest festival of Kerala, is a time of joy, togetherness, and vibrant celebrations. Every year, families come together to commemorate the return of King Mahabali, a mythical ruler known for his benevolence and just governance. This story unfolds in a small village in Kerala, capturing the essence of Onam through the eyes of a young girl named Anaya.
By Mahalakshmiabout a year ago in Fiction
Tikki and the Elf´s Ring
In Denmark, we have a dog breed that in English speaking countries you know as a "dachshund," but in Danish, it's called a "gravhund." Translated literally, "dig-dog" – well, that's not quite correct because the prefix "grav" refers to a fox or badger's burrow, which the breed was developed to fit perfectly into in order to chase the animal out. However, there's now a widespread misconception that it’s because they love to dig.
By Henrik Hagelandabout a year ago in Fiction
Character Creation
Characters are the heart and soul of any story. They are the vessels through which readers experience the world, emotions, and conflicts of the narrative. Creating compelling and believable characters is an art that requires a blend of imagination, empathy, and technique. This article explores the essential elements of character creation and offers tips to bring fictional people to life.
By Sazeeb Chowduryabout a year ago in Fiction
The Connection Between Broken Dreamcatchers and Halloween . AI-Generated.
There are other dreamcatchers in other cultures, especially among the Native Americans. They filter bad dreams and let good thoughts pass by only. But what happens when a dreamcatcher breaks? Does this then question the one who broke it and the energy that it once held? Now, let's go into what happens when the dream catcher breaks, what symbolism Halloween-themed dreams mean, and how all these elements play around with this rather exciting world of Halloween decorations and costumes.
By The Leather Jacketsabout a year ago in Fiction
A Day in the Life of a Cloud
A Day in the Life of a Cloud Imagine being a tiny droplet, suspended in the vast expanse of the sky. One moment, you're basking in the warmth of the sun; the next, you're being tossed about by a gust of wind. Then, without warning, you feel a chill, and before you know it, you're falling. Welcome to the life of a cloud. Clouds come in all shapes and sizes, from fluffy cumulus to towering cumulonimbus. But what exactly are they? Essentially, clouds are collections of water droplets or ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere. These droplets form when water vapour cools and condenses. The type of cloud that forms depends on a variety of factors, including temperature, humidity, and atmospheric conditions. For example, cumulus clouds are often associated with fair weather, while cumulonimbus clouds can produce thunderstorms. But clouds aren't just pretty to look at. They play a vital role in Earth's climate. Clouds help to regulate the planet's temperature by reflecting sunlight back into space and trapping heat in the atmosphere. They also play a crucial role in the water cycle, as they can produce rain, snow, and other precipitation. So, what's it like to be a cloud? Well, it's a wild ride. One moment, you're soaring high above the earth, enjoying the breathtaking views. The next, you're being pummelling by a storm, feeling like you're going to be torn apart. But even in the midst of the chaos, there's a certain beauty to being a cloud. You're part of something much larger than yourself, a tiny cog in the vast machinery of the Earth's climate. And as you float through the sky, you witness the incredible diversity and complexity of our planet. The Life of a Cloud: A Closer Look While the life of a cloud may seem simple from the ground, it's actually a complex process. Clouds form when air rises, cools, and condenses. This can happen in a variety of ways, such as through convection, orographic lifting, or frontal systems. Once a cloud has formed, it can continue to grow and evolve. As more water vapour condenses, the cloud becomes heavier and denser. Eventually, the droplets or ice crystals in the cloud may become too heavy to remain suspended, and they will fall to the ground as precipitation. The type of precipitation that forms depends on the temperature of the cloud and the atmosphere. If the temperature is above freezing, the cloud will produce rain or drizzle. If the temperature is below freezing, the cloud will produce snow, snow, or hail. Clouds can also have a significant impact on weather patterns. For example, cumulonimbus clouds can produce thunderstorms, while stratus clouds can lead to fog. And clouds can also affect the Earth's climate by reflecting sunlight back into space and trapping heat in the atmosphere. Clouds and Their Impact on Humans Clouds have a profound impact on human life in many ways. They provide us with water for drinking, agriculture, and industry. They also influence the weather, which can affect everything from our daily activities to our economy. In addition to their practical benefits, clouds can also have a profound emotional impact on us. They can evoke feelings of wonder, peace, and inspiration. And they can also be a source of comfort and hope during difficult times. So, the next time you look up at the clouds, take a moment to appreciate the incredible journey they've taken. From tiny droplets to towering masses, clouds are a fascinating and essential part of our world. The Future of Clouds As our understanding of clouds continues to grow, we are developing new technologies to harness their power. For example, scientists are exploring ways to use clouds to generate electricity and to modify weather patterns. While the future of clouds is uncertain, one thing is clear: they will continue to play a vital role in our lives for many years to come. So, the next time you look up at the sky, take a moment to appreciate the incredible beauty and complexity of these fascinating natural phenomena. Please subscribe https://youtube.com/@creativeworldpro1?si=p8H3vaDeR9IPLyFn
By Lubna Akter Akterabout a year ago in Fiction
October the Great
There’s a little-known fact in the universe: October wasn’t always the most beloved month. In fact, centuries ago, October was seen as a sort of awkward prelude to the “real” festivities of the year. Back then, it was known for its unpredictable weather, bland harvests, and that awkward feeling when the calendar reminded you the year was nearly over, and you still hadn’t hit your New Year’s resolutions. People couldn’t wait to fast-forward to the holiday season with its twinkling lights, pumpkin pies, and gift-giving chaos.
By The Kind Quillabout a year ago in Fiction
