Short Story
Finding Hidden Treasure: Selecting Greater Chances (Sadias Diary)
Sadia Yasmin Shrabani dreamed of becoming a pilot and seeing the world from a bird's eye view. Despite the maximum preparation for that dream, she failed the cadet college entrance examination. She started participating in various competitions to overcome the difficulties of not getting the chance in this college.
Polloby RoyPublished less than a minute ago in FictionGone Fishing
Anyone who knows me will tell you I will use 337 words instead of the two needed whilst chatting, especially if a bit manic (I have bipolar) so I am challenging myself to write stories that are complete under 50 words. Here is my first attempt.
Alyson SmithPublished 19 minutes ago in FictionMovie Review: Joker
Joker: Folie à Deux jumps profound into the curved mind of Gotham's most famous lowlife, conveying a chilling and interesting investigation of franticness, society, and the idea of malevolence. Coordinated by David Fincher and featuring Joaquin Phoenix repeating his job as the perplexing Joker, this film is an entrancing excursion into obscurity that moves watchers to defy awkward insights about the human condition.
MD.KAMRUL HOSENPublished about an hour ago in FictionThe Crumbling Walls
*Contains Spice She knew kissing him was wrong. Every stolen moment chipped against the wall of alliances that Mother created to protect their land. The parentage of their daughter was more than enough to destroy the wall completely and unleash the full might of the Uhitaji clan. But as he pressed her against a small corner wall on the battlements, none of that mattered. His hand slid down her wide hip as their lips danced in unity. She wrapped her leg around his waist pulling him even closer. Their shared heat burned the world around them to nothing. There was nothing else, nothing left but them.
Omari RichardsPublished about 2 hours ago in FictionLove Beyond the Boundaries
In the little, beautiful town of Elmsworth, where each road was fixed with sprouting cherry blooms and the air was unendingly implanted with the fragrance of newly heated bread, carried on with a young lady named Amelia. Her life was a many-sided mix of routine and dreams. By day, she worked at the town's just library, where old stories and failed to remember stories settled among dusty racks. Around evening time, she painted. Her material was a window to universes concealed, an impression of the spots her heart yearned to investigate.
DreamscapePublished about 4 hours ago in FictionStarlight Manor
They leave the next morning. Weyah cries in Lise’s arms, and then into her brother’s, sniveling into his white shirt, and they say their tearful goodbyes before they break away.
angela hepworthPublished about 5 hours ago in FictionVoyage in a Rowing Boat
In a quiet fishing village, a group of companions decide to embark on a new adventure in a rowboat. They are Andi, the brave who is sometimes careless; Rina, the smart one who is always full of ideas; Bayu, the funny one who always brings laughter; and Nina, the nature lover who always finds beauty wherever she is.
Serendipity at Suite 34
The office was a bustling jungle of testosterone. It was like stepping into a room full of peacocks, each one vying for dominance with their bright displays of bravado and confidence. I was one of the few women in a sea of men, a lone flower in a field of tall, swaying grass. The first few weeks were overwhelming, but I adapted quickly. After all, it's 2024, and women can hold their own anywhere.
Zachary BoulangerPublished about 5 hours ago in FictionLethal Nightmare Fuel
For Sandra Hawthorne, she was supposed to be just mere days away from what would be the happiest day in her life. For three years, Sandra had been dating the love of her life, Anthony Farley, and it was after all that time that Anthony popped the question. The proverbial knot was set to be tied after a year of planning, but instead of enjoying wedded bliss, Sandra had spent the last three days in the hospital.
Clyde E. DawkinsPublished about 5 hours ago in FictionThe Creature
He couldn’t help himself. He sat, admiring the creature as it danced around him, remaining hidden under the shadows of the trees. Skittish but curious, it glided among the bushes, circling the man who sat in an open patch under the bright moonlight, hoping for a glimpse. The creature emanated a loud humming sound, vibrating the surrounding forest. The man felt it too. A sweet, calming sensation reaching his feet and climbing to his head, like his whole body lost circulation. He let himself fall over, unable to feel his limbs as if he were just a brain. He giggled, lying on his back, staring up at the ocean of stars and the bright moon.
Ian CrombiePublished about 5 hours ago in FictionThe Bag - Pursuit
This microfiction is part of a series. In order: The Bag; Jason's Dilemma; The Girl; Jason and the Girl; The Skewered Apple; Girl, Disrupted; Reward; Him; Master of the Games/The Guard; Discovery;
Rachel DeemingPublished about 6 hours ago in FictionUnveiling the Tapestry Exploring the Female Animal Mind
The animal kingdom is a symphony of diverse lives, and within that symphony, the female mind plays a vital, complex role. Unlike humans, these creatures don't possess language to articulate their thoughts, but through observation, science is piecing together a fascinating picture. Here, we'll embark on a journey to understand the motivations, instincts, and surprising intelligence that drive female animals.
Bikash PurkaitPublished about 8 hours ago in Fiction