Fan Fiction
The Time Traveler's Dilemma
Once upon a time, in a small town nestled in the rolling hills, there lived a young woman named Emily. Emily was a bright and curious soul, always looking for something new to explore and learn. One day, while wandering in the woods, she stumbled upon a strange object - a small, intricately designed pocket watch that shimmered with an otherworldly light.
By Muhammad Mughal4 years ago in Fiction
What happens when we die?
The question of what happens when we die is a fundamental one that has been debated for centuries by philosophers, theologians, and religious leaders. Different religions have different beliefs and perspectives on the afterlife, and in this essay, I will explore some of the religious references that shed light on this question.
By Sujan Paudel4 years ago in Fiction
Bubbles
I’m flying just above their heads, with the birds and the trees, but no one really notices, just a few children look up at me. They look amazed as I float their way, a few parents see me too, they smile and point only to look away. I see, no one seems to care as a float away, but I do. I see what maybe they don’t.
By Timothy Kiser4 years ago in Fiction
"The Secret Admirer"
Sarah's heart pounded in her chest as she read the note. Who could be sending her these letters? And why were they doing it anonymously? She tried to shake off the feeling of unease and decided to meet her secret admirer, despite her reservations.
By felix kioko kasinga4 years ago in Fiction
Resurrection in Crestwood
In the small town of Crestwood, there was a legend that spoke of a resurrection that would occur every 100 years. The townspeople believed that on the day of the resurrection, the dead would come back to life and roam the streets of Crestwood.
By Tebogo Ramhota4 years ago in Fiction
Beyond the Portal <3>Last
As Adam sat in his prison cell, he couldn't help but think about the creatures from the dark world. He had used them for his own purposes, but he had never fully understood the extent of their power. Now, he realized that he had made a terrible mistake.
By Arsham Afzal4 years ago in Fiction
Daedalian Escape
Everything seemed so small. Even smaller than what he had prepared himself to expect. He knew that things would look differently from above, but he was still taken aback by how insignificant it all looked. What was once a monstrous prison was nothing more than a smudge on the seascape canvas below him. His freedom did not come without risk, not without a terrible price, but like a bird finally able to escape its cage, the idea of freedom had consumed him. If not for himself, at least for his son.
By Kurt Mason4 years ago in Fiction










