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Beyond Apologies: The Love That Lingered . Content Warning. AI-Generated.
All around her were the earthy colors of leaf fall, the only living presence in the park Maya Weabed Hey. In her hand she held something cold, small and hard. A piece of paper.
By Saima kiraNabout a year ago in Fiction
Vriyana - The yarn of eternal beauty that in its light found its strength
To all the dreamers, this one's for you. To the ones who cry under the tap, to the ones who wish upon the stars, keep hoping. You never know when the universe will listen to your whispers.
By Hridya Sharmaabout a year ago in Fiction
The Last Train Home
The last train of the night hummed quietly as it began its journey south. Sarah was alone in the car, her eyes tired but sharp, her mind still racing. It had been a long day, and the office lights were still flickering in her head, the hum of her computer echoing in her skull as she tried to forget the pile of emails waiting for her tomorrow. It was late — too late for a train, she thought. But she had no choice. The thought of going back to her empty apartment, her tiny apartment, the apartment that now seemed like a cage, was unbearable.
By Pooja Vishwakarmaabout a year ago in Fiction
The Sterling Gambit
The smoke from countless Gauloises hung heavy in the air of the Blue Moon jazz club, a dimly lit haven in Greenwich Village. It was late 1958, and the city pulsed with a nervous energy, a mix of post-war optimism and Cold War paranoia.
By Tales by J.J.about a year ago in Fiction
Why Fiction Matters: A Philosophy of Literature Guide That Will Change How You Read . Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Why Fiction Matters: A Philosophy of Literature Guide That Will Change How You Read ? Some stories stick with us forever, don't they? The sort of thing I love to study is why certain tales become part of who we are. Over the last several years, my journey as a reader and researcher has shown that stories affect our way beyond simple entertainment.
By Mariyam Abrahamabout a year ago in Fiction
The Watchers (2024) - A Movie Review
What would you do if you were trapped in a remote Irish forest with strangers, the storm raging outside, and a chilling sense that you are not alone? "The Watchers," directed by Ishana Night Shyamalan, explores this terrifying scenario, where a group of unsuspecting individuals find themselves hunted by unseen forces that emerge under the cloak of darkness.
By BGabout a year ago in Fiction
The Cat Who Tried to Fly
Introduction Have you anytime wondered what it would be like to see the apple through the eyes of a cat admiring to arise through the skies? Fiction has the ability to about-face such amusing thoughts into alluring tales. In this blog, we’ll analyze how a simple yet artistic abstraction like "a cat aggravating to fly" can bloom into a adorable chance that captivates readers.
By MR VIJAYabout a year ago in Fiction
The Soul River Flows
Part 1 : "Light" (2023) A gentle warmth spread through Kenji’s chest, a feeling of lightness he hadn’t experienced in years. The pain, the struggle, the weight of his earthly existence, all began to recede, like the tide pulling back from the shore.
By Tales by J.J.about a year ago in Fiction
How does Percy and Annabeth's story end?
Percy Jackson and Annabeth Chase’s story reaches a fulfilling and hopeful conclusion in Rick Riordan’s Percy Jackson and the Olympians and Heroes of Olympus series, showcasing the evolution of their relationship and their shared journey through numerous challenges. Their bond, which began as a friendship, transforms into a deep and enduring love, and their final moments together reflect the growth and maturity they have both experienced.
By Sangita Nandiabout a year ago in Fiction
Broken Girl
The Broken Girl Emily sat by the window, watching the rain slide down the glass. She traced the drops with her finger, feeling as heavy as the gloomy weather outside. Her room, once full of color and happiness, now felt cold and empty. Emily didn’t know when it started, but over time, she had become a broken girl.
By Kelly Jamesabout a year ago in Fiction
Stranded and United: Survival on the Island
The Bristles Abandoned Boys On a calm summer morning in 1965, bristles boyish boys from Tonga—Sione, Tevita, Kelepi, Mano, and Fonua—decided to commence on an chance they would never forget. Inspired by belief of abroad acreage and their adulation for the ocean, they "borrowed" a baby fishing baiter from their village. Their plan was simple: captain to Fiji, explore, and acknowledgment as heroes. What they didn’t annual for was the capricious acrimony of the sea.
By Say the truth about a year ago in Fiction
Writing Is the Best Skill to Make Money in 2025
7 months ago, I published my first Paywall article. It was a book summary, and I made only $0.32. Since then:
By Raj vellaisamyabout a year ago in Fiction