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The Eternal Nexus
The Enigma In the year 3000, Earth had transformed into a bustling metropolis, governed by the enigmatic Institute for Technological Advancement. Among the millions living within the city, Ethan Waters, an ordinary engineer, stumbled upon a hidden message, concealed within the blueprints of a top-secret government project. Intrigued, he embarked on a journey that would unravel the mysteries of the Institute and reshape the fate of humanity.
By John Abesellom's2 years ago in Fiction
Journey to the Sun...at Night!
My first intentional "work," a script. It was a real production, my radio play, inspired by the Firesign Theatre. It parodied the 1950s SciFi space adventure B-movies, and in homage to them, included:
By Gerard DiLeo2 years ago in Fiction
The Unpredictable Inventions of Max Goodwin
Max Goodwin, an eccentric inventor noted for his odd gadgets, was the focus of the yearly Science Fair. This year, he invented the "Reverse Luck Machine," a device that promises to turn bad luck into good fortune. Max stood proudly next to his invention as interested spectators crowded around him, his delight evident.
By James Oluwaleye2 years ago in Fiction
A Journey Through Time: The Lost World of Atlantis. Content Warning.
Once upon a time, in a forgotten era, there existed a magnificent and enigmatic civilization known as Atlantis. This lost world was said to possess advanced technology, unparalleled wisdom, and breathtaking beauty. Countless tales of its grandeur have been passed down through generations, captivating the imaginations of explorers and historians alike. Join me on a journey through time as we delve into the mysteries of Atlantis, seeking to unveil its secrets.
By Peter Kaan2 years ago in Fiction
26 Dates for Mayas 26th Birthday
Once upon a time, in the bustling city of Melbourne, lived a vibrant 25-year-old woman named Maya. She was a black woman with a zest for life and an unwavering belief in love. As her 26th birthday approached, Maya had an audacious plan in mind - she decided to go on 26 dates throughout the month to celebrate her milestone birthday.
By Xel2 years ago in Fiction
Emotional loneliness might appear as an obstacle to happiness, but it can indeed be a gateway to profound inner peace
In the tapestry of human emotions, loneliness is often painted as a shadow, a feeling to be avoided at all costs. It's a sentiment that whispers of isolation, a sense of being adrift amidst the sea of human connections. And yet, paradoxically, within the depths of emotional loneliness lies an unexpected treasure: a gateway to profound inner peace. While it might seem counterintuitive, the journey from loneliness to inner tranquility is a transformative one that illuminates the intricate relationship between our emotional landscape and our quest for genuine contentment.
By Korey Ebrima2 years ago in Fiction
Unbefitting
The throbbing beat of the music assaulted his senses as much as the view of the exotic dancers aroused his desires. He twisted in his seat and squirmed. He was totally out of his comfort zone that was very plain to see.
By Suze2 years ago in Fiction
Forked. Content Warning.
Here's a story. Somewhere in a completely messed-up and bizarre universe, there dwelled a civilization of Soya Beings. They were highly intelligent and extremely educated folks. They had two legs, two hands, two heads, and three eyes. Their body was a bit hairy, and if anybody decided to beat their belly with a drumstick, they would hear a deep ringing sound. The drummed Soya Being would immediately become hungry upon hearing this ventriloqual calling and most probably would at once devour the hapless belly instrumentalist. So please don't even think of touching their fluffy bellies. The books on the history of Soya Beings civilization say that these creatures used to be represented by two distinct races: edamames and tofus. But Mother Evolution prudently blurred any distinctions between them as the existence of different races gives roots to racism.
By Andrei Z.2 years ago in Fiction
Unspoken Corners
The doorbell chimes, signaling the arrival I anticipated, yet not the visitor I yearn for. “Good afternoon, maam. We've brought your office desk.”
By Somenath Sen2 years ago in Fiction
Jimmy Wordsmith Vs. The Writer's Block
Jim swished his tea leaves into a flurry with eight swirls of his favourite teaspoon. The gentle clinking of the metal against the side of the cup provided some welcome contrast to the silent stillness in his kitchen on this Sunday afternoon. Returning his buttocks to the grooves in his computer chair, he’d tap a few letters, then delete them. Read something, watch a YouTube video, watch pornography, play some lo-fi. He even tried a little yoga, but today was turning out to be another day of staring blankly at a blinking cursor. Nothing was getting the creativity flowing.
By Rebekah Crawley2 years ago in Fiction
"Eclipsing Triumph: Gadar 2 Outshines KGF 2's Records!"
In a riveting turn of events, Sunny Deol's much-anticipated sequel, "Gadar 2," has taken the box office by storm, solidifying its place as a cinematic force to be reckoned with. The film's remarkable journey began with a staggering first-week performance, and even as it embarks on its second weekend, it continues to assert its dominance. However, amidst fierce competition from other releases, the film's momentum has experienced a slight deceleration.
By Sabuj Maity2 years ago in Fiction
Echoes of Eclis
In the quiet town of Eclis, nestled deep within a dense forest, time held secrets that defied understanding. Generations of families had lived in the shadow of the mysterious Wrenwood Estate, where an intricate network of caves lay hidden beneath the surface. The townspeople whispered of strange occurrences and unexplained phenomena that plagued Eclis for centuries.
By aly2 years ago in Fiction