Adventure
Arly's Army
After an hour of listening to Harry’s anthology of horror stories, I came to understand that the dark realm was ruled by a single, villainous entity. Her name was Arly and she was once one half of Derrick’s most prized pair of socks. She was an Arlington Catholic Cougars crew sock which Derrick received as a gift from the high school, along with a fancy leather Letterman jacket, for winning the state football championship.
By Kale Sinclair2 years ago in Fiction
The Tale of Ananse and the Lion’s Wisdom
Long ago, in the lush and vibrant forests of West Africa, animals lived in harmony under the rule of the wise Lion, the king of the jungle. Lion was known not just for his strength, but also for his wisdom, fairness, and kindness. He was respected by all the animals, who would often come to him to settle disputes and seek advice.
By Emmanuel Mensah2 years ago in Fiction
Twelve Sisters . AI-Generated.
The long table had been laid out and my eleven sisters were all around me, we had spent the day preparing the food for tonight's feast. In another life, this moment would have been beautiful. However, the tension was so thick with our father’s presence that we hardly spoke — we all knew what tonight meant. Only one of us would leave this desert oasis, our lifelong prison, to join him in the city, to seduce the new sultan and become his wife.
By Barbara Roux2 years ago in Fiction
Superhero or Supervillain?
In the real world, there are no true superheroes, only ordinary heroes and villains—individuals devoid of supernatural powers who navigate the moral complexities of life. Yet, mass culture has shaped a simpler narrative since the 1930s: the hero is always good, and the villain is always evil. However, reality isn’t that black and white, and neither are the characters that reflect our values in pop culture.
By Savannah Blake-(Infinity Writer)2 years ago in Fiction
Incarnate. Content Warning.
Francis never liked people much, he always lost his temper in queues, when people walked on the incorrect side of the footpath, basically everything people did. He had always disliked people, and as he got older, it grew more and more.
By Savannah K. Wilson2 years ago in Fiction








