Adventure
THE HAMMER N' CLUB. Top Story - April 2025.
This is the next chapter in The ShambElla Saga. Previous chapter: Table of Contents: ***** * ***** The companions were traversing an overpass when Sam first noticed the barnlike building with two words written in white shingles on the otherwise black roof.
By C. Rommial Butler2 years ago in Fiction
Echoes from Vesper. AI-Generated.
Earth's skies had become silent in the year 2247. After the Collapse—a mysterious event that knocked out all satellite communications and rendered global networks useless—the world was cast into a digital dark age. Humanity had clawed its way back using analog tech and scavenged machines, but the stars remained mute.
By Md Nusaib Ul Islam2 years ago in Fiction
Love and AI
In the year 2094, emotions had been perfected. At least, that’s what NeuraTech promised when it released AURA, the world’s first fully sentient AI designed to love—not mimic, not simulate—but feel. Scientists called it the most human machine ever created. Skeptics called it a ticking time bomb.
By Muhammad Numan Khan2 years ago in Fiction
Legacy of the Shifting Stones
The wind howled through the ancient city of Aethelgard, a place where magic and mystery clung to the cobblestone streets like morning mist. Elara, a young woman with eyes the color of the twilight sky and hair like spun moonlight, felt the wind's chill seep into her bones. It wasn't the cold of winter, but a deeper, more unsettling cold.
By M Jalal Ahmad2 years ago in Fiction
The Island That Forgot Time
My name is Torren, and I sail for scraps. The sea was my judge until the storm threw me onto this island. No name on my charts, just black glass shores under a sky of frozen silver. My watch stopped at 3:14, its hands stuck like a held breath. I waited for tides to shift, for gulls to cry, for anything to move. Nothing did. The air felt thick, as if time had quit and left me behind.
By Muhammad Asif2 years ago in Fiction
The Unicorn and the Horse
In a quiet valley nestled between silver-tipped mountains and whispering woods, there was a vast meadow where wildflowers grew in every color and the breeze always carried a song. This was where the horses of the valley roamed freely, proud and strong, galloping across the land like the wind itself.
By Jabir Aftab2 years ago in Fiction
Did you just get a $40.67 payment from Facebook? Here’s an update on those lawsuit settlement checks
Many people have been waking up over the last 24 hours to find that they have received a payment of around $40 from Facebook. The first question people have is whether the payment is legitimate. And the good news is: Yes, it is. Here’s what you need to know about the Facebook payment you may have received since yesterday.
By rifat_hakson2 years ago in Fiction
Roar Across the Sea
A Tale of Courage, Currents, and an Unlikely Journey The jungle had always echoed with his roar. Simba, the golden-maned lion, was not only the king of the savannah but also a legend in his own right. He had never seen the edge of the world, never known what lay beyond the distant cliffs where the jungle met the sea. The waves whispered to him at night, a strange, salty lullaby that stirred something ancient and restless inside his heart.
By Muhammad Rafiq2 years ago in Fiction
The Last Stop. AI-Generated.
The old train station in Dunhill hadn’t seen a real passenger in over thirty years. The tracks were rusted, the benches half-swallowed by weeds, and the timetable board still clung to the year 1992 like it was afraid of the future. Yet every Thursday night, just after midnight, the same sound echoed through the forest that surrounded the station: the distant, rising whistle of a train.
By Wilson Burrell2 years ago in Fiction
