Ransford Anokye-Minta
Bio
Imagine reading a story that pulls you into its world so deeply that you can hear the characters’ voices, feel their emotions, step into a world where stories come alive and articles provoke thought and inspire change.
Stories (7/0)
The Dreamcatcher’s Curse. Content Warning.
With the sun sinking below the horizon, Riverview, a little town, was covered in dark shadows. Hannah Miller put her daughter Emily to bed in a modest two-story house on Elm Street. The seven-year-old held her beloved plush rabbit, its tattered fur a reminder of many cozy evenings spent together. Could you please hang the dream catcher over my bed tonight, mom? Emily enquired, her big blue eyes sparkling with both fear and hope. Hannah smiled, brushing a strand of blonde hair from her daughter’s forehead. "Of course, sweetheart. It’ll catch all the bad dreams and let only the good ones through."
By Ransford Anokye-Minta5 days ago in Fiction
The keepers of moment. Content Warning.
There once lived a man by the name of Elias Whittaker in the center of the bustling city of Veridale, where life went on around him and time appeared to pass without end. Elias appeared to be an ordinary librarian to those outside the library, possessing calm features, a constant smile, and eyes that seemed to hold the secrets of time itself. Beneath this exterior, however, Elias kept a remarkable secret: he could stop time from passing.
By Ransford Anokye-Minta18 days ago in Fiction
Cerulean(Greene). Content Warning.
The door's hue is cerulean, which is a vivid blue, but in reality, it's the same shade as my newfound unease. I am paralyzed by the feeling as it slowly creeps up on me and then suddenly jumps out at me. The door would urge me to flee if it were a mirror, and how I wish it were as innocent as a mirror. I would see my face mirrored back to me.
By Ransford Anokye-Minta18 days ago in Fiction
Echoes in the Shadows. Content Warning.
Jason was always different. As a child, he found solace in books and imaginary worlds, preferring solitude over the chaos of social interactions. His introversion deepened as he grew older, an unspoken acceptance that he was destined to navigate life alone. Lacking the social skills that others took for granted, his few friendships faded into the background as his peculiarities became more pronounced. Diagnosed with dissociative personality disorder, OCD, and paranoia, Jason faced each day as a battle to distinguish reality from the tangled web of his mind.
By Ransford Anokye-Minta20 days ago in Fiction
The Guest. Content Warning.
It wasn't easy to convince myself that what I was about to do was normal. Yet, I figured out how to rationalize it. There was no way that this was the same person I had met a decade ago, but there was no denying my curiosity. He has been in and out of my dreams to this very day.
By Ransford Anokye-Minta20 days ago in Fiction
Shadows of the Past. Content Warning.
The streets of Edmonton were eerily quiet as Liam walked home from the pub. The chill of the night air bit through his jacket, and he pulled it tighter around himself, quickening his pace. He couldn't shake the feeling that someone was watching him. Glancing over his shoulder, he saw nothing but the empty street and the dim glow of streetlights. Yet, the sense of being followed persisted, gnawing at the edges of his mind.
By Ransford Anokye-Minta21 days ago in Fiction
