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St Patricks Day 2025
St Patricks Day 2025 St. Patrick’s Day celebrated every year on March 17 is one of the most significant cultural and festive events worldwide particularly for those with Irish heritage. The day honors St. Patrick the patron saint of Ireland who is credited with spreading Christianity throughout the country. Originally a religious observance St. Patrick’s Day has evolved into a grand celebration of Irish culture traditions and national pride. Today it is observed with immense enthusiasm not just in Ireland but across the world especially in countries with large Irish communities like the United States the United Kingdom Canada and Australia. The day is marked by parades live music traditional Irish food and joyous festivities that bring people together in a shared appreciation of Ireland’s rich heritage.
By Adnan Rasheed11 months ago in Fiction
A Question in the Dark: The Prisoner's Truth
A towering inmate, built like a wrestler, stood surrounded by his hardened companions. His deep, rumbling voice broke the uneasy silence—
By Ritvik11 months ago in Fiction
Two Cunning Adventures
There is no one who does not know about Raigama and Gampala. Katta and Vettapittala are two such tricksters. Due to the cunning work of two friends in a village, the villagers called them Katta and Vettapittala. Despite trying various tricks to make ends meet, they could not do much with them.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
True Love Isn't About Spark, It's About Growth
All relationships will reach a point where they feel ''boring'' after quite a few years. This is the truth nobody is telling you. The butterflies will calm, the 3 A.M. talking will become commonplace, and the thrill of novelty will wear off. Though love has not disappeared. It just means it's growing. What is the magic of love in the face of the challenges? It's about building a fire.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
A Glimpse into Village Life 75 Years Ago
Back then, children in villages had a playful childhood because there were no tutoring classes. This is about that childhood about seventy-five years ago.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
A Childhood Remembered
This photo is related to the fishing industry on the southern coast of the world This has been etched in my mind since I can remember. I still remember that beautiful past when I go to that area.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
The Price of Eternity. Top Story - March 2025.
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By Natalie Gray11 months ago in Fiction
The Weight of Perfection
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By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
Activate. Content Warning.
When Chen Mo checked the last number of his mobile phone for the third time, the induction light in the elevator room suddenly went out. His hand froze in midair with his takeout bag, the musty smell of old apartment buildings mixed with the pungent smell of crayfish in the dark.
By anmin11 months ago in Fiction
Possession is Nine-Tenths Above the Law
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By Clyde E. Dawkins11 months ago in Fiction
Last Son of Ironhorn [ch.3]. Content Warning.
Balor was awoken by the beginnings of a dense downpour, the type common to the region in the late summer months. The dense canopy of the Jotunn Forest shielded them from much of the rainfall, but even so the needles of the pines could only hold back so much. Luckily enough, the foreboding hill giant bones that made up Gallows Grove were large enough to shelter under. Balor had everyone move under a massive ribcage jutting out of the ground like an overturned hull, the rib bones shielding them from the worst of the rain.
By Marty Res11 months ago in Fiction
The Price of Doing Nothing
It all starts when Gwen leans across the table, points her finger at me, and says, “So, what are you going to do about it?”
By Scott Christenson🌴11 months ago in Fiction