fan fiction
Diving head first into the intricate worlds of superheroes, movies, and all things pop culture.
The Black Book Race TV Series
Diary excerpts from the first contestants—the complete text can be found on the TV series website. Day One Jack: They are making me write this! They are in control and they make me write 4 pages in this little black book twice a day. The rules for what to say aren’t written, just told me over a loudspeaker. They ordered me to sit on a big couch in the woods. Is this for social distancing?
By Michael Good5 years ago in Geeks
Mightier Than The Sword
PRESENT One way or another, the War would end tonight. Supreme Commander Sharrel mulled over the reports as they came in. As the Pallian in charge of the Allied Continents, it was up to him to keep things running smoothly. Still, as he pored over the endless Intel that was coming in, a part of his mind was keen on the past of the situation.
By Greg Ragland5 years ago in Geeks
Timely
‘Now, what were you saying again?’ ‘It’s quite simple, really. You see, time is Relative. Actually, not only time but all of the varied dimensions. However, that’s really not important right now. What is important is that by discovering that truth.. If you can accept that all dimensions are relative, the next step – The vital step in the creation of this device – is only a matter of getting the job done.”
By Greg Ragland5 years ago in Geeks
What Are the Publishers Missing?
Literary culture is where literature and culture meet in a dazzling display of socialising, friendships and artworks based upon our favourite novels, poetry and plays. For many years now, the aspect of 'literary' or rather of 'what is literary' has been up for debate. After genre fiction, literary fiction took over with the ability to transcend genre. But what exactly does that mean?
By Annie Kapur5 years ago in Geeks
A Day as Toni Topaz
“Watch out, it’s the Bride of Jack Skellington!” That was one of many taunts that replayed in my mind as soon as got back home from another humiliating day at school. This time, it was more humiliating than the rest. Homecoming was this weekend and I was feeling very nervous because I was building up the courage to ask my crush Jordan Williams, the captain of the basketball team, to be my date. It sounded simple, until I was stopped by Bambi, the high school’s mean girl, and her sidekicks. “You really think Jordan wants to go with a skeleton like you?” Bambi said cackling alongside her friends. “She can find her date at the closest Party City!” One of her clueless sidekicks joked before they all walked away leaving me to hold my tears until I got home.
By Mikyah Henderson5 years ago in Geeks
The Flaming Prince
This story is a fan fiction, heavily influenced by Lord Of The Rings. Hope you enjoy. As they say, history is written by the winners of war. but what if there were hero's who did not want to be known, or legends told for that matter. This is a story of one such hero. One who knew if his existence was found out, he would be hunted to the ends of the earth. So as he intertwined himself into the affairs of history, he made sure no record of his existence was written. He left his existence to rumors and superstition so as to be lost to the shadows. This is his beginning.
By Brandon Weed5 years ago in Geeks
Bridge Between Realms
Saturdays are always busy for make-up artists and for Abigail Pierce, her day flies by. Grateful to be home in her modern and minimal one-bedroom condo, Abigail walks though her door, carrying some take out in one hand, and her motorcycle helmet in the other. She drops her helmet into the closet as her beloved cat greets her at the door.
By Erika Ravnsborg5 years ago in Geeks
A Golden Wish
“Final Notice!” I rip off the bright orange paper the Water Company taped to the door and crumple it into the side pocket of my bookbag. That’s the last thing my mom needs to see on her birthday. I’ll just give it to her tomorrow. She doesn’t need another reminder about our delinquent bills. She knows.
By Brittany Reuther5 years ago in Geeks
