Psychological

MOTION DETECTED
There it was, shadowy, slightly hunched over, but there, nonetheless. Rose stared at her phone. She didn’t know what to think. Whether she should laugh or cry. She was dazed. Slightly zoned out from months of sleep apnoea.
By Elizabeth Butler4 months ago in Fiction
The Fog (1)
It has been five revolutions of the calendar since my lone existence underground in this impenetrable tomb of a bunker. Hands trembling, and with great difficulty, I pry open the large rectangular keyhole/peephole in the great steel door guarding the life saving shelter. I see nothing but mist and still-life shapes.
By Antoni De'Leon4 months ago in Fiction
The Gallery’s Secret Part II. AI-Generated.
The gallery was quiet after closing hours. The security lights cast long silver lines across the marble floor, and the faint hum of the air conditioner echoed like breathing.
By Ghanni malik4 months ago in Fiction
The Gallery’s Secret. AI-Generated.
The mansion stood at the edge of the world—or at least that’s what Elias liked to say. Once a grand estate, now only the wind knew its name. The roof had caved in like a sigh, vines grew through the cracked marble floors, and every step echoed as if the house itself were breathing.
By Ghanni malik4 months ago in Fiction
The Glass Horizon
The Glass Horizon When the sky cracked, humanity finally looked up. by Alex Mario The first time the sky cracked, most people thought it was a reflection.
By Alex Mario4 months ago in Fiction
Echo Protocol
Echo Protocol When the last human voice echoes through the machine, who’s really listening? by Alex Mario The city never slept anymore—not because people were awake, but because the machines dreamed for them. Since the Global Sync of 2084, minds connected to a planetary lattice called the Echo: a quiet web under every thought, every pulse, every dream. Traffic flowed, hospitals predicted strokes before they happened, and grief could be replayed until it felt almost gentle. The network didn’t just serve humanity; it remembered it.
By Alex Mario4 months ago in Fiction
THE HIBRID
The Hybrid When humanity crosses the line between creation and existence, who decides what deserves to live? Snow fell like static over the Arctic facility, whispering against the steel domes buried beneath the ice.
By Alex Mario4 months ago in Fiction
Just Another Peek. Top Story - November 2025.
Clint clenched his fists as he peered over Madeline’s shoulder. He forced himself to breathe in and out through his nose. How dare she...how dare she betray him like this?!
By Rebecca Patton4 months ago in Fiction
The Honeymoon Effect
For R.M. They had only been married for six days. As the ocean sighed against the shore, Michelle lay beneath a white canopy on the Boracay beach and checked under her bikini strap for signs of too much sun. Her husband, Aaron, was caught up in animated conversation with the young island bartender, ordering another round of umbrella cocktails. The sky was an impossible pink, the kind that no matter how hard you try, you just can’t capture it properly on camera. She could still feel the gold band on her finger, the small weight of it, the symbol that after fifteen years of chaos, of breakups and reconciliations, of promises that fell apart and were built again, they had finally arrived at forever.
By S.E.Linn4 months ago in Fiction
The Wolf Who Howled to the Moon
Kael was a wolf apart. While his pack communicated in practical snarls and yips—warnings of danger, calls to hunt, signals to rest—Kael was possessed by a different kind of sound. When the full moon rose, vast and silver, he would climb to the highest cliff, tilt his head back, and pour his soul into the night.
By Habibullah4 months ago in Fiction
The Moonborn Chronicles: Secrets of the Crystal Realm
There are worlds that live in the light, and there are worlds that exist only when the moon rises. The Moonborn Chronicles: Secrets of the Crystal Realm begins in that silver twilight a place between dreams and waking, where shadows shimmer and truth hides beneath beauty.
By Zeenat Chauhan4 months ago in Fiction
It is now. Winner in Through the Keyhole Challenge. Top Story - October 2025.
Once a year, you are supposed to get your vision checked. This year, you have been struggling to get things done, make the appointments, show up.
By Cali Loria4 months ago in Fiction