Fan 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 Williams2 years ago in Fiction
The Silent Beckon
The setting sun dipped below the horizon, igniting the sky with fiery hues of orange and red, casting a spectacular scene mirrored on the tranquil sea. On the deck of a small boat named "Murmur," laughter danced with the salty breeze. Liam, a handsome young man with sun-kissed skin, steered the boat while Sarah, his spirited companion, lounged on the deck, her light hair a radiant contrast against the vivid sunset.
By Md. Sayhanul Arif2 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 Sankan2 years ago in Fiction
A robot suit from future
There are a lot of things in life that I can't explain to anybody except myself, and this is because I never got the correct words to express what I really felt and many more. I can't explain to these mortals what I really come to know about life. Actually, life is not a single path; it's actually very helical in nature. It is not as simple as a singleton set; it's actually as complicated and full of thrill as an adventurous, unexpected, strange nuclear reactor core, which was accidentally discovered.
By Abhinav Goel2 years ago in Fiction
The Beauty of the Mountains
Once upon a time, in a land where the sky kissed the earth, there lay a range of mountains so majestic that even the clouds couldn't resist dancing around their peaks. These weren't just any mountains; they were like nature's own masterpiece, crafted with the strokes of time.
By Market Joni2 years ago in Fiction
Echoes of the Forgotten
In the heart of a bustling city lies a forgotten corner, tucked away from the glare of neon lights and the rush of daily life. There, amidst the shadows of towering skyscrapers, stands an old bookstore with its weathered sign barely visible beneath layers ofime. Its name, "Echoes of the Forgotten," whispers tales of forgotten stories waiting to be rediscovered.
By Mohammedseid Ahmedin2 years ago in Fiction
The Abominable No-Meatman. Top Story - April 2024.
So, I had an idea. I was wondering if Pennywise the dancing clown went vegan because he wanted to befriend humanity, what would he eat? Would there be food options for him, or would he have to starve just to be put in a better light with us humans. So I’ve created a special restaurant and menu just for him. This way, if Pennywise were to become vegan, he wouldn’t have to get creative with his dietary choices, I’ve done it for him. I’ve taken the work out of going vegan on his behalf! Here is a special restaurant and menu I made just for our friend, Pennywise!
By Alex H Mittelman 2 years ago in Fiction
Top 5 Benefits of Reading Moral Stories
Introduction: In the digital era, where screens dominate our daily interactions, the timeless tradition of reading stories, particularly moral stories, offers numerous benefits. Moral stories, often simple narratives designed to impart ethical lessons, have been an integral part of human culture across civilizations. They not only entertain but also educate and enlighten both children and adults.
By Short Moral Tales2 years ago in Fiction
The Littlest Kicker
Miguel devoted countless hours to football, tirelessly kicking a worn leather ball against the cracked pavement outside his modest apartment. He dreamed of playing on a real pitch with cheering fans, yet his reality was a dusty field and mismatched cleats.
By Md. Sayhanul Arif2 years ago in Fiction
The Boy Who Lit the Future: A Tale of Time and Friendship
Ten-year-old Arthur lived amid the golden glow of gaslight lamps in London, 1903, where the hum of progress buzzed through the air. Perched on a shaky rooftop, however, that progress seemed distant to him. Hunger gnawed at his stomach as the indifferent city sprawled below.
By Md. Sayhanul Arif2 years ago in Fiction







