Fiction

Come Home, Tom
Letter 1: Tom to Eleanor (Before the Battle) March 15, 1917 Somewhere on the Western Front My dearest Eleanor, By the time you read this, I may already be standing on the battlefield, my rifle in hand, staring into the fog of war. Tomorrow, we push forward. They say it will be the fiercest stand yet—an attempt to break the enemy’s hold on this godforsaken land. And if I am to be honest with you, love, I do not know if I shall return.
By Itsuki Writes11 months ago in History
Genghis Khan’s Conquest – The Rise of an Empire. AI-Generated.
Genghis Khan: The Amplification of an Empire Following his affinity of the Mongol tribes, Genghis Khan boarded on a alternation of aggressive aggressive campaigns that would carve his name into history. His authority broadcast at an aberrant pace, accoutrement all-inclusive territories beyond Asia and into Europe. This affiliate explores his aggressive conquests, authoritative strategies, and the abiding appulse of his expansion.
By Say the truth 11 months ago in History
Before You
Day 1 - Summer 1872 I saw you today. You wore a garland of flowers as a crown. My body could have folded at your bare feet, bowing to a sovereignty you surely do not possess. You are not the monarch... that title is Queen Victoria's alone. Yet my eyes recognized you as such and I could not look elsewhere.
By Georgie11 months ago in History
Genghis Khan: The Unstoppable Conqueror
Genghis Khan: The Acceleration of an Authority (Part 3) As Genghis Khan circumscribed adeptness over the Mongol tribes, his appetite grew above the steppes of Mongolia. He approved to actualize an authority clashing any the apple had apparent before. With discipline, strategy, and adamant efficiency, he launched a alternation of campaigns that adapted Asia and the world. This allotment of his activity focuses on the amplification of his empire, the aboriginal conquests, and the accumulation of the Mongol war machine.
By Say the truth 11 months ago in History
Genghis Khan: The Journey from Nomad to Conqueror
The Nine Genitalia of Genghis Khan’s Life: From Bearing to Emperor Genghis Khan, originally called Temujin, was one of the best affecting leaders in apple history. Built-in into a acrid and barbarous environment, he rose from apprehensive ancestry to arrange the Mongol tribes and authorize the Mongol Empire, which became the better abutting authority in history. His activity can be disconnected into nine acute stages, anniversary appearance a axis point in his adventure from a disturbing adolescent to a world-conquering emperor.
By Say the truth 11 months ago in History
till the sea returns you to me
15 October 1787 Dearest Alcott, The fates do prove to keep us apart once more, my love. I apologize for my absence, but dearest Cecilia has gone into labor prior to expected. I have gone inland to fettle for her and the new babe till Jonathon can return from the hunting trip. I desired to be there to greet you upon your arrival, but alas I pray this letter gives you comfort in my absence.
By Connie11 months ago in History
Passing With Donner
February 26, 1847 My dearest Susan; I went in search of the land of gold, sunshine, and plenty - milk and honey - and instead found misery, snow, and starvation. I fear we will never make California my love. So I’m writing these missives not only to tell you how sorry I am and that I love you with all my heart, but also as a last testament. This journal will be as truthful as I can make it and those who come after can judge for themselves.
By Andrew C McDonald11 months ago in History
Letters From Oneida
January 30, 1870 My Dearest Jane, I am not so frugal that I would spare the expense of a stamp, yet I leave this letter on your doorstep because I want to prevent any hands but mine and yours from touching it. This is the most intrepid composition I have ever generated because I feel so unworthy of your attention. I can hardly bear the thought that my affection may be misguided.
By Tom Bissonette, M.S.W. Ret.11 months ago in History
O.A.O.
My one and only (O.A.O.), Today I thought of you. Not in the casual, everyday sense. I actually contemplated our bond. I thought we could find a way to see each other when all of this ends. I trained the Colored boys to be more than they expected of themselves. That’s what made me think of you. All of the time you’ve invested in me and my willingness to be the best, I’ve found it compelling to note just how much you mean to me. I know you feel the same about me.
By Skyler Saunders11 months ago in History
To My Baby Girl Cheryl. Top Story - February 2025.
To My Baby Girl Cheryl, I apologize for the length of time it has taken me to write this letter to you. I have tried several times to get down in writing what I wanted to say to you.
By Paul Stewart11 months ago in History
The Legend of Varuna
In ancient times, when the universe was still in its infancy and the distinctions between the mortal and divine realms were indistinct, there existed a formidable deity who presided over the vast, unexplored waters of the cosmos. This deity was Varuna, the god of the oceans, the skies, and the celestial order. His narrative is one of adventure, wisdom, and the perpetual equilibrium between chaos and harmony.
By A História11 months ago in History
Visible Flavour of Mother’s Homemade Food
Smells Like Memories Of Childhood Childhood memories mean home, play, a plate followed by love. But if somebody asked, “What does home taste like? —I would instantly reply, My mother’s cooking.
By Emon Khan11 months ago in History