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Nouvelles Vagues 3
Martin closed the door behind him, his heart light and his mind at ease. He didn't lock the door - there was no need to. This was the last time. He was leaving. He was finally going to join the love of his life, far, far away. This next trip would be his last.
By Gregory Pierre2 years ago in Fiction
Inspirational Short Stories – Motivational Stories
The first motivational story is about the clever work of a merchant's daughter in a small town in Italy a hundred years ago. An old merchant borrowed some money from a bloodsucking moneylender of the town for his business. But due to several consecutive losses and the moneylender's interest money was coming out at a compounding rate, it became difficult for the merchant to repay the money. He could not repay the money on time. At that time, the moneylender said that he would forgive all the debts on one condition, if the merchant married his daughter to the moneylender.
By Tusher Enam2 years ago in Fiction
Crafting Unforgettable Villains: Secrets to Creating Antagonists That Captivate Readers.
Introduction: Why Villains Make (or Break) Your Story: What separates a forgettable foe from a villain who haunts readers long after the story ends? Think of Darth Vader’s imposing presence, Hannibal Lecter’s chilling intellect, or Killmonger’s righteous fury. These antagonists aren’t just obstacles—they’re catalysts that push heroes to their limits and force audiences to confront uncomfortable truths. A great villain isn’t simply “evil”; they’re layered, compelling, and often uncomfortably relatable. In this guide, we’ll explore how to craft villains that elevate your story from good to unforgettable.
By Sanchita Chatterjee2 years ago in Fiction
When Kindness Is Something You Have to Deliver
A man was known to be a generous man and would give a beggar $1,000 every month. And so the man continued to feed the beggar for many months, the beggar thankful for what the man did. Then one day, the man gave him just $750. The beggar was taken aback, but he finally accepted it, reasoning that $750 was still quite a sum.
By Rohitha Lanka2 years ago in Fiction
A Tale of Love and Humanity
The Resurrection Flower | Humanity and the Red Flower There was a lovely Russian fairy tale I remember as a child. It might have been a form of ''Beauty and the Beast'' found in Western fairy-tale books. The picture and I were fonder of this Russian tale than the original. As I recall, the story is like this.
By Rohitha Lanka2 years ago in Fiction
The World of Ashes
Chapter One - The Beginning of Darkness The world of Ash was an enchanted place, where wars erupted between rival magical forces. In this ancient world, there was a kingdom suffering from ruin and weakness, in dire need of brave heroes to save it from the clutches of darkness.
By mohamed elsayed2 years ago in Fiction
There’s been a murder
It was a crisp February morning and Samuel was out walking his dog, Barney in the woodland behind his house. Samuel allowed Barney to run free into woodland, 5 minutes later he heard a loud bark. Samuel followed the bark to make sure Barney was ok, what followed would scar him for life. Barney was sat next to a dead woman’s body, by the looks of it, it had been there for a while. Samuel immediately threw up, he gave himself afew minutes before phoning the police.
By Ryan Cockburn 2 years ago in Fiction
THE DREAM
M ZURI “Get out! I can’t believe I gave birth to you. How can you be this stupid?” With tears rolling down her eyes, Zuri stood perplexed. She couldn’t believe her father would be this mean. Somewhere in her mind she feels he is just plain stupid but he gave birth to her and at least he stayed unlike her mom who bailed out on her. She thought her father would be supportive like he always has.
By Benjamin Boniface2 years ago in Fiction
