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10 Intelligent Movies that you should Watch Before You Die
We’ve brought the clever movies you need to watch for this list, pointing out works with complex stories that always demand more attention from your viewer.
By Student Matters4 years ago in Fiction
Writetober, Day 1 - The Beast
Hello readers! This is my first entry in the Writetober challenge! I am obviously a bit late to the game, but don't worry, I'll catch up soon!
By Hannah Gray4 years ago in Fiction
Singing With Dragons
Singing With Dragons It is a scrawny, loud little thing. Something so small should not be making this much noise, especially in the middle of the Dark Forest where even a flower can be a dangerous predator and trees with their almost black bark that cause hallucinations when cut. It’s a miracle the human child has survived longer than a second in the forest. Xiommeot just wants it to quiet down.
By Sen_Sen4 years ago in Fiction
Down The Cold Dark Barrel - Part Two
As quickly as Winston faded into the night sky, he opened up hazily to a morning ceiling. His glaring blue eyes striking wide after feeling the sun gleam in from a window that also permitted a pleasurable breeze and the elegance of birds singing. Picking his head up slightly to view his surroundings, his own neck had him locked in place and kept him down in the awfully comfortable bed. Never had he felt so much comfort while being in so much pain in his life.
By Drew Munro4 years ago in Fiction
Spaghetti family part 10, spaghetti party!
I don’t know how we managed to get out of that “lesson” unscathed, but we did. It wasn’t as bad as it usually is, but still scary and I felt uneasy for Robin and Manny.
By Melissa Ingoldsby4 years ago in Fiction
Heir of Scales
Far to the east, in the shadow of the Mountains of Mercy, lay the forest of Mehergot. It was an old forest, with trees tall enough that a mounted horseman could ride confidently and without fear of striking a branch.
By Georges-Henri Daigle4 years ago in Fiction
The Dragon's Child
In a fantasy world of witches and wizards, there lives a dragon who has never seen another creature like himself. One day, while she was out exploring the forest, she comes across a small human toddler who appears to have been abandoned. It was a spooky night, the sort of night where the moon is hidden behind thick clouds and the only sound is the rustle of leaves in the forest. A gust of wind blows through the forest, rustling the leaves of the trees.
By Pam Zee4 years ago in Fiction
Spaghetti Family part 9, like honey to a pesky bee
I couldn’t stop crying. It was like the world as I knew it was over. Manny didn’t remember what I was to him, either did Robin. They had some memories just not the most recent ones of us together free in that new community in our new home.
By Melissa Ingoldsby4 years ago in Fiction
A Tail of Tales
The Tail of Tales as you may once have heard Is supposed to show love, that is the word But someone who knows love as well as I
By Sasha Nichols4 years ago in Fiction
Spaghetti Family part 8, you’re all on borrowed time
The glowing, swirling black chasm fell deep down through the hole in the house. I couldn’t stop looking at it. It was hypotonic. And there was my family, Robin and Manny, hiding in a chaotic, black and white electrical cloud, all the way at the bottom.
By Melissa Ingoldsby4 years ago in Fiction
Spaghetti Family part seven, the chasm of tears
I feel pinned down and burning all over. I know instinctively this is Lesley, and her face scans the house in an authoritative manner stomping about, as I realize I’m no longer able to speak as I try to open my mouth and tell her to get out.
By Melissa Ingoldsby4 years ago in Fiction
Spaghetti Family part six, Leslie’s return
“H-Harry, Harry, we need to get the hell outta here!” Robin whispers to me frantically, lifting up Manny, but struggling to do so.
By Melissa Ingoldsby4 years ago in Fiction