Mystery

The Gravekeeper
When I pass the gate, I can feel the way the world changes. Vesta walks along the building wall beside me, rising so that we are almost the same height. I won't deign to look at her, but she speaks anyway.
By lucyjb3 years ago in Fiction
The Ghost Ship's Curse
As the sun set on the horizon, a dense fog rolled in from the east, shrouding the waters in an eerie mist. The crew of the "Black Pearl," a small trading vessel, looked nervously at one another as they huddled around the ship's wheel.
By Healthy Minds3 years ago in Fiction
The Forgotten Witness
Every time you walk in on a murder scene, there is this sort of smell, aura to the place, that makes hackles stand on end. A sort of electric current to turn uncomfortable - no wonder people have always believed in ghosts!
By Véronique Racine 3 years ago in Fiction
BROKEN MIRROR
there lived a girl Lila,she had always been superstitious, even as a child. She believed in ghosts, spirits, and all kinds of supernatural things. But she never believed in the old saying that a broken mirror brings seven years of bad luck. Until it happened to her.
By ARTIST3 years ago in Fiction
The Ghost in the Taxi
It was a dark and stormy night. The rain was pouring down heavily, and the wind was howling through the city streets. It was the kind of night where you wouldn't want to be caught outside, but for taxi driver Jack, it was just another night on the job.
By Mikro 3 years ago in Fiction
Has Time Travel Actually Happened? Exploring the Evidence
HasTimeTravelActua Time travel has captured the imagination of people for generations. The idea of being able to travel through time and witness historical events or visit the future is fascinating to many. However, the question remains: has time travel actually happened? In this blog post, we will explore the theoretical basis for time travel, historical accounts of alleged time travel, contemporary examples of time travel, and the possible ways that time travel could be achieved in the future. We will also examine the ethical implications of time travel and the role that pop culture has played in shaping perceptions of this intriguing concept.
By Sivasankar N3 years ago in Fiction
"Exploring the Past through Historical Fiction: The Power of Combining History and Imagination"
Historical Fiction: The Art of Blending Real with Imaginary Historical fiction is a genre of literature that takes readers on a journey through a particular time in history, often featuring real historical events, figures, and settings. It is a form of fiction that incorporates elements of the past to create a story that can be both informative and entertaining. Historical fiction is often set in a time period before the author’s lifetime, and it typically involves research on the part of the writer to create a realistic portrayal of the period. The genre allows readers to explore the past in a way that is both informative and engaging, as well as offering insight into how people lived and thought in different eras.
By prabas naidu3 years ago in Fiction
The Missing Heirloom: A Family's Legacy and a Detective's Pursuit
The Missing Heirloom is a fictional crime novel that takes readers on a journey to a sprawling estate in the countryside where a diamond necklace, passed down through generations, has gone missing. The novel is a gripping tale of a family's dark secrets and Detective Sarah Smith's pursuit of justice.
By Michael Cambridge3 years ago in Fiction
The Secret Room of Wonders
Once upon a time, in a small village nestled at the foot of a mountain range, there was a legend about a secret magical room hidden somewhere in the mountains. According to the legend, this room was filled with treasures and magical artifacts that could grant anyone their heart's desire.
By Vignesh Vd3 years ago in Fiction
Harry Potter and the Quest for the Philosopher's Stone
The Boy Who Lived The Vanishing Glass The Letters from No One The Keeper of the Keys Diagon Alley The Journey from Platform Nine and Three-Quarters The Sorting Hat The Potions Master The Midnight Duel Hallowe'en Quidditch The Mirror of Erised Nicolas Flamel Norbert the Norwegian Ridgeback The Forbidden Forest
By Navanithe3 years ago in Fiction
ReviveRED
In an alternate universe - Planet Grim Introduction to Red The city of Red was a metallic nightmare. A maze of skyscrapers and wires that blocked out the sky. A place where nature had been erased and replaced by artificial substitutes. The air was Nokbar, a chemical concoction that filled the lungs with a metallic taste. The water was Twi, a liquid that flowed through pipes and faucets, but never quenched the thirst. The people were Borok, a race of workers who lived only for seven weeks. They had forgotten their origins and their purpose. They only knew how to work and survive.
By Bethel Debbarma3 years ago in Fiction
The silent killer
For months, detective Jake Evans had been searching for a serial murderer. No fingerprints, no witnesses, and no traces of the murderer were found. The only thing Jake had to rely on was a pattern of killings that initially appeared random but gradually grew increasingly targeted.
By dharan3 years ago in Fiction