Microfiction

Dance. Top Story - October 2023.
Thousands of miles from her country and verbally disconnected from her new community, she finds a universal language—dance.
By Kristen Balyeat2 years ago in Fiction
Chance. Top Story - October 2023.
The Prompt Convey a deep conversation between two individuals without uttering a single word aloud. Chance He had been listening to "The Crossing" by Big Country before he came out, he loved the guitar sound and the e-bow and those songs would never leave him. He played that album almost every day.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Fiction
Kropla Deszczu. Finalist in 2023 Vocal Writing Awards - Flash Fiction.
Julia was teaching the willow about crying. “What is it like?” the tree asked. This was often how their lessons started.
By Mackenzie Davis2 years ago in Fiction
the greedy spider
Once upon a time, there live a wicked giant spider, he stays in a huge tress by the river, has a big web made of tiny wound of silk. It was a beautiful web, but also a dangerous one. Any insect who went too closed or touched the web will get jammed and the spider would sprint to it and have a nice meal.
By famous white2 years ago in Fiction
BOYS SERIES
Hughie is staggered in the wake of killing Clear and washes himself off. Meanwhile, Billy cleans up his excess parts with the help of Frenchie, who consumes Hughie's pieces of clothing—both assurances to manage the situation achieved by the death of Clear. Frenchie agrees to get back with Hughie to get more articles of clothing.
By DEVASENAN SUBRAMANI2 years ago in Fiction
Padro and I embark on a journey that takes us to explore the nuances of human identity and the evolution of language.
August 8, 2055 AD In the midst of a society that has grown more accepting and inclusive, Padro and I embark on a journey that takes us to explore the nuances of human identity and the evolution of language. Amidst the vibrant streets of a world transformed by social progress, we uncover a trail of events that lead us to understand the phrase "they are gay" and its significance in modern discourse.
By David Anderson2 years ago in Fiction
When sparks fly
Saturday night and nowhere else I would rather be. The corner bookstore that's always empty and dimly lit. I spend time here so that my mind is quiet. My mind, it sees more than the objects in front of me. What I look at, it comes alive. The colours swirl and I see the feelings, the story attached.
By C Louise2 years ago in Fiction
Sirens vs Mermaids
Sirens and mermaids, mythical creatures deeply rooted in ancient myths and legends, have held a captivating allure for humanity throughout centuries. Although many people perceive sirens and mermaids as akin, they possess distinct characteristics that set them apart.
By Madu 2 years ago in Fiction
Exploring Aliens in 2023: A New Age of Cosmic Discoveries
Exploring Extraterrestrial Life in 2023: A Reality or Utopia? With modern space telescopes and advanced detection technologies, 2023 brought a series of amazing discoveries in the field of extraterrestrial life search. With advances in astronomy and the exploration of outer space, the question of centuries "Are we alone in the universe?" it is becoming more and more challenging and complex.
By Georgi ILY2 years ago in Fiction
ChronoGuard
**ChronoGuard: Defenders of the Temporal Nexus** In a world where time was both a gift and a perilous weapon, a group of extraordinary individuals emerged as the guardians of temporal stability. They were known as the ChronoGuard, sworn to protect the delicate threads of the time-space continuum from those who sought to unravel them.
By Musa Nuhu 2 years ago in Fiction
Twas a Cold Winter Eve. Top Story - October 2023.
Bacon sizzled in the background, and steam swirled from the untouched coffee cups between the elderly couple. Most observers would hardly notice the stoic couple sitting in the Bleecker Street diner where they had first met forty years earlier. Surrounded by Christmas décor, carols thrummed through speakers mounted in the ceiling. Bing Crosby yodeled White Christmas as large snowflakes fluttered to the ground outside.
By J. S. Wade2 years ago in Fiction
You
“It’s you.” Your shoulders tense, and in your utter confusion, you stumble with your next step forwards, falling to the ground. You roll over, but you can’t lift yourself up, your legs are suddenly heavy, numb. You turn to look up at him, but all you can see is the wound he’s left gaping open, the one he thinks he hides, the one everyone can see.
By Miranda Jaensch2 years ago in Fiction