Adventure
There are No Limits to Dreams
In the bustling city of New Arcadia, where skyscrapers kissed the clouds and neon lights painted the night sky, there lived a young girl named Lily. Lily had always been fascinated by the stars, and her dreams soared higher than the tallest buildings. She believed that there were no limits to dreams, and she was determined to prove it to the world.
By Joko Mashudi3 years ago in Fiction
The Majestic Mountain Adventure
Alright, let me paint you a picture: towering peaks piercing the sky, rugged trails winding through lush forests, and crisp mountain air filling your lungs. Yep, we're talking about the beauty of a majestic mountain, and trust me, it's a sight to behold.
By Wisnu Trilung Waluyo Jati3 years ago in Fiction
The Redemption of Richard Doubledick
Gather around, for I have a tale to tell, a story of a broken man named Richard Doubledick. In the year 1799, with a heart as heavy as his limping steps, Richard arrived in Chatham, a soldier seeking not glory, but an end. Shame clung to him like a shroud, his past a locked box, the key lost in a sea of regret.
By Maziku Shabani3 years ago in Fiction
Roar. Content Warning.
"You have to get up. Come on. Come on!" He was dazed but he could hear the urgent pleas of another. He opened his eyes to blazing sun and he smelt the dryness of dust. His leg hurt. He reached to put his hand on it and it felt wet, slick but also rough where dirt had stuck, like a crust. His head was pounding, like his heart was in his frontal lobes, trying to beat its way out.
By Rachel Deeming3 years ago in Fiction
20 Sentence Story
(Goal: Write a complete story adding a word to each sentence until you reach 20 sentences. Start with a one-word sentence, then two words in the next sentence, three in the following sentence, and so on, progressing to a twenty-word sentence.)
By Layson Williams3 years ago in Fiction
Act One, Sixty Year Olds Screen Odyssey
Mark Edward had been doing acting and background movie work for over four decades. It was never his bread-and-butter occupation but rather a refuge/escape from the demands of his full-time job, which often meant working with street-entrenched youth, street people, and parolees. Acting and background work allowed Mark to escape his life and become someone else for a few hours. He had enjoyed meeting new people and sometimes found that some took themselves far too seriously while others seemed to go with the flow. Some professional actors he would brush against on sets were funny, polite, and kind to those around them. Others, though, were pompous asses who appeared to believe the production or series would fail without their presence. This also often applies to crews, directors, and others on set. He thought of all these things, but today was different.
By Bruce Curle `3 years ago in Fiction
A bit of a tortured soul
Sure thing! Here's a story about a guy named Jake who's a bit of a tortured soul: So, there's this dude, Jake, who's always got this heavy vibe about him. You know, the kind of guy who's always carrying the weight of the world on his shoulders. He's got this haunted look in his eyes, like he's seen things most people can't even imagine. See, Jake had a rough childhood. His parents split when he was young, and he ended up bouncing around foster homes. He never really felt like he belonged anywhere, and that left a mark on him. As he grew up, Jake struggled to find his place in the world. He drifted from job to job, never really finding something that lit a fire in him. He had this restlessness, like he was searching for something, but he didn't even know what it was. On the outside, Jake seemed like a regular guy, cracking jokes and hanging out with friends. But deep down, he was wrestling with all these demons from his past. It was like he was carrying this invisible burden that no one else could see. But then, one day, Jake stumbled into this art class. He'd never been into that kind of thing before, but there was something about the colors and the shapes that drew him in. He started painting, pouring all his emotions onto the canvas. And you know what? It was like a weight had been lifted off his shoulders. Through his art, Jake found a way to express all the pain and turmoil he'd been holding inside. He started to find some peace, and people started to see a different side of him. Sure, he still had his moments of darkness, but there was a glimmer of hope in his eyes now. He realized that he didn't have to be defined by his past, that he could create something beautiful out of all the chaos inside him. So, Jake kept painting, and with each stroke of the brush, he chipped away at the walls he'd built around his heart. He was still a bit of a tortured soul, but now he had an outlet for all that pain. And in the end, that made all the difference for him. Hope that story hits the spot for you!
By Moh Amirullah3 years ago in Fiction
Echoes of Destiny
In one of the busiest downtown of New York, there was a young woman named Lily who harboured an odd passion - hanging appearances. She was gifted with the ability to see people from near as well as with her eyes, enjoying to watch their behavior, look at their faces eat their expression and observe their feelings. She was mingling in it just for fun, she was probably trying to have her own escape from her boring life and enjoy others.
By Ian Sankan3 years ago in Fiction
From Beneath, It Devours
On a calm and warm sunny day, Zach Hollis was sitting at a control board and watching readings from a submersible as it ventured toward the deepest part of the Mariana Trench system. From aboard the two-billion-dollar research station, Zach’s job was to check on the crew at five-minute intervals and monitor the gauges. The Mythic Explorer Station was as isolated from the world as any place he could imagine, so staying safely aboard and running operational analysis suited him fine. As he watched the timer, Zach finished a cup of coffee he’d been nursing for a while.
By Jason Morton3 years ago in Fiction
Whispers from the Forgotten Mansion: A Tale of Teenage Courage
I. Introduction In the heart of an old, decrepit town, shrouded in mystery and whispered tales of the past, three teenagers named Meena, Ram, and Vanitha found themselves drawn to an abandoned mansion. Its looming presence cast shadows that seemed to dance with secrets long forgotten. Little did they know, their curiosity would lead them into the chilling embrace of the supernatural.
By John Priya3 years ago in Fiction
