Mystery

The Snow Angel
"It's a pattern that you make in the snow when you lie down. You move your arms and your legs like you're doing a Jumping Jack and when you get up the shape of an angel is in the snow."
By Rachel Deeming2 years ago in Fiction
Exploring the Vast Universe
First of all, For millennia, humanity has been fascinated by the enormous and enigmatic expanse that is the universe. The universe is a canvas for cosmic occurrences that both fascinate and perplex us, with its billions of galaxies, each holding billions of stars. With the help of scientific research and emerging technologies, our understanding of the universe—from the development of black holes to the birth of stars—keeps changing. This essay takes the reader on a cosmic voyage as we explore its marvels and consider our place in it.
By Vijay Kumar2 years ago in Fiction
The Majestic Blue Whale: Nature's Giant of the Ocean
First of all, The largest mammal to have ever existed on Earth is the blue whale (Balaenoptera musculus). Both scientists and laypeople are in awe of it and fascinated by its immense size and presence in the ocean. This page explores the amazing traits, behavior, and state of conservation of the blue whale, providing insight into this amazing marine mammal that swims the world's waters.
By Vijay Kumar2 years ago in Fiction
The Power of the Love Letter
In the quiet corner of an old bookstore, Sarah often found herself seeking refuge among the rows of dusty shelves and the soft glow of antique lamps. The scent of aged paper and leather enveloped her like a familiar embrace, offering solace from the chaos of the outside world.
By M.Fiaz2 years ago in Fiction
Echoes Across the Cosmos
In the grand tapestry of the cosmos, a question has echoed through the corridors of human curiosity for decades: Are we alone in the universe? Michael, our guide in this exploration of existential inquiry, embarks on a journey that transcends the boundaries of our terrestrial existence and reaches into the depths of the cosmic unknown.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Fiction
Minds Unveiled
In the fascinating realm where science fiction meets scientific reality, mind reading takes on a new guise – thought identification. It's a concept grounded in the convergence of neuroimaging and machine learning, a frontier that transcends the boundaries of traditional cognition. As we embark on this intellectual voyage, the University of Oregon emerges as a crucible for exploration, where Dr. Brice Kuhl, a luminary neuroscientist, spearheads research into deciphering thoughts without verbal articulation.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Fiction
Lollipop Dreams. Top Story - February 2024.
I glared at the ticket placed before me until the typed numbers appeared to be nothing more than squiggles. Tobacco wafted through the dusty air of my cramped apartment. The kitchen faucet dripped; each drop of water vibrating in my ears. Picking up the worn slip of paper with shaking hands, I flipped it over, quickly reading the claim written in bold ink:
By Isabella Rose2 years ago in Fiction
Veil of Winter
In a world blanketed in the pristine beauty of snow, Little Drew, a spirited adventurer with a heart full of curiosity, yearned for the secrets that lay beyond the horizon. His small town nestled between snow-covered mountains, and Drew would often dream of the untouched wonders concealed in the icy wilderness.
By Wren2 years ago in Fiction
Frozen Reflections
In the desolate expanse of Lapland's snowy fields, horror writer Saga Knight awoke to an eerie reality. The chill clawed through her bones as she rose from the frozen ground, finding herself amidst a landscape she'd once merely conjured on the page.
By Victoria Bezzeg2 years ago in Fiction
Snow
Snow You Are Always Moaning. It's Always Snow. You are late, You blame Snow. Something doesn't work properly It's because of Snow Snow is always to blame. It's never your fault. Snow is your permanent excuse. Living here and working where you do, you can always blame Snow, whatever the problem turns out to be. And you always do, don't you? When have you ever taken responsibility for anything? You always have something to blame. It's never your fault, and the default culprit is usually Snow. It's not like you have to do anything difficult at all. You don't have to get up early and you only work nine til four four days a week, so how come Snow stops you from getting up and getting here almost every day? Why is it never anything else? We know the answer before we ask, don't we? It's always the same. It's always Snow. Never anything else. We would love it to be something else to give us a little variety. But no, it's always Snow. We hope that one day it will be something else, we actually lay bets, but we all know what the answer will be. Every day the answer is Snow. Every day it is always the same thing. Snow is always to blame. * So Who Or What Is Snow? Is It A Person Or A Pet Or The White Crystalised Cold Water That Falls From The Sky? I will leave you to work that one out
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Fiction
THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW
"The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" Short story by Washington Irving Ichabod Crane pursued by the Headless Horseman, by F.O.C. Darley, 1849
By Madhankumarramesh2 years ago in Fiction
Whispers in the Doll House: Part II
This is the second half of my prologue to a book I'm working on. You can find the Part I here. Rebecca tugged the collar of her white blouse, adjusting the crisp lines with nervous fingers. The opulent bathroom of the modern villa stretched before her, chrome fixtures gleaming under the recessed lighting. In the gilded mirror above the marble countertop, her reflection looked back, her pale skin and worried eyes betraying her outward composure.
By Nicole Gibson2 years ago in Fiction