Microfiction
Everyone Does it...
If only... Ah, hindsight. If only I could let it all go, let all the emotions building up inside me go. If only I could say, "My tears need a minute to find the edges of my face. If you'll please excuse me." when someone asks if I'm okay rather than my usual response of "Yes, getting by, day by day." Of course, I'm not okay, and there's every chance I won't ever be okay again. Why would anyone think I would be okay?
Paul StewartPublished 3 days ago in FictionThe Hunter
I don’t know if he’d been a hunting dog in his previous life, but he sure was happy he and I were up at four in the morning!
KJ AartilaPublished 3 days ago in Fiction151 Sum Greater Than the Addition of the Parts
I was my fault. It was just a short ride from parking lot to parking lot, across the intersection. I hadn't bothered to buckle my belt. The hit-and-run hit...and ran.
Gerard DiLeoPublished 3 days ago in Fiction10 New Anime Movies to watch in 2024
The year 2024 vows to be a dynamic embroidery woven with enthralling new anime films. From returning top picks to new stories ready to be found, there's something for each anime lover. Here is an organized rundown of 10 must-watch anime motion pictures to set your watchlist burning:
Bikash PurkaitPublished 3 days ago in FictionMovie Review: 'Interstellar' is Among the Best of 2024
Christopher Nolan's 2014 show-stopper, Interstellar, rises above the limits of sci-fi film. A film winds around together spectacular visuals of the universe with a profoundly private story of human association and the resolute journey for endurance. This audit digs into the many-sided embroidered artwork of Interstellar, investigating its assets, intricacies, and enduring effect.
Bikash PurkaitPublished 3 days ago in FictionSherba
The Sherpa people are an indigenous ethnical group native to the mountainous regions of Nepal, particularly the eastern regions of the Himalayas. They're extensively honored for their exceptional mountaineering chops and have played a pivotal part in the success of multitudinous high- altitude climbing peregrinations, including the major first ascent of Mount Everest by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay in 1953. The Sherpa community's unique culture, adaptability, and rigidity to high- altitude surroundings have garnered global respect and admiration. literal and Artistic Background The origins of the Sherpa people can be traced back to eastern Tibet, from where they migrated to Nepal over 500 times agone
vinoth kumarPublished 3 days ago in FictionMovie Review: 'The Dark Knight Rises' is Among the Best of 2024
Eight years subsequent to assuming the fault for Gotham's plunge into tumult and turning into an outlaw, Bruce Wayne (Christian Parcel) is a messed up man. Tormented by the occasions of "The Dull Knight," his body desolated by long periods of discipline, and his fortune diminishing, he is a loner, apparently satisfied to watch Gotham flourish from the shadows. Yet again in any case, when a concealed revolutionary named Blight (Tom Strong) releases an overwhelming assault on the city, Bruce is compelled to stand up to the past and wear the cape and cowl.
Bikash PurkaitPublished 3 days ago in FictionMovie Review: 'Logan' is Among the Best of 2024
Delivered in 2017, Logan remains as a milestone hero film. It rises above the commonplace activity pressed exhibition, diving into a person concentrate on dissimilar to any seen before in the class. Hugh Jackman's last depiction of Wolverine (Logan) sheds the lustrous facade of past X-Men films, uncovering a grizzled, maturing freak wrestling with mortality and a blurring dream.
Bikash PurkaitPublished 3 days ago in FictionIt's Time To Make A Change
One thousand words. I've written one thousand words, and still have a third of it to go. The amount of work was daunting. It was already almost one in the morning, and the deadline was midnight, but she was granted a two-hour grace period, just in the case something went wrong. If she could just take a small nap, even just ten minutes, it would help to clear her head.
Movie Review: 'Oppenheimer' is Among the Best of 2024
Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer isn't simply a film; it's an encounter. Getting started at a weighty three hours, it digs into the existence of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the mysterious "Father of the Nuclear Bomb," with a profundity and intricacy that waits long after the credits roll. This audit will investigate the film's assets, shortcomings, and its investigation of the moral entanglement encompassing atomic weapons.
Bikash PurkaitPublished 3 days ago in Fiction- Content Warning
Revenge
I've got it. The acid. It took some doing but nothing a bit of trawling through the internet can't help with. I've got a lot in common with this acid, I think. I could probably tap into myself and siphon it off without having to buy it, I'm that bitter. And these feelings I have, fizzing, it's like they're sitting there, waiting, slowly corroding my innards, filling me with heat. If I keep them in any longer, they're gonna turn me from a living breathing body into powder.
Rachel DeemingPublished 3 days ago in Fiction Movie Review: 'John Wick: Chapter 4' is Among the Best of 2024
A persevering whirlwind of activity moves John Wick: Section 4 forward, however a to some degree unsurprising story battles to stay up with the elaborate brightness.
Bikash PurkaitPublished 4 days ago in Fiction