Fan Fiction
Gumiho and Love
The gumiho is a legendary creature from Korean folklore that has been captivating the imagination of people for centuries. Often depicted as a beautiful woman with nine tails, the gumiho is said to possess great powers, including the ability to shape-shift, manipulate human emotions, and even control the elements.
By Jan Christina 4 years ago in Fiction
The Rise of the Ghouls
Once upon a time, in a world not so different from our own, there lived a tribe of creatures known as ghouls. They were rumored to roam the earth after dark, seeking out the flesh of the living to feed upon. But despite their fearsome reputation, the truth about these creatures was far more complex than any simple horror story.
By shree nagesh4 years ago in Fiction
Hacking for Freedom: The Giraffe and Rhino's Daring Plan
a giraffe and a rhino enter a phone booth. They are not your average pair, for they are agents on a mission. "Isaac, it's good to finally speak with you," says the rhino. "I've been monitoring your progress for weeks."
By Omar Sohail4 years ago in Fiction
The Missing Heirloom: A Family's Legacy and a Detective's Pursuit
The Missing Heirloom is a fictional crime novel that takes readers on a journey to a sprawling estate in the countryside where a diamond necklace, passed down through generations, has gone missing. The novel is a gripping tale of a family's dark secrets and Detective Sarah Smith's pursuit of justice.
By Michael Cambridge4 years ago in Fiction
My Broken Valentine
Friday Afternoon - It had taken two more days before the team broke the case, thanks to Penelope who had found a link between the victims and uncovered the team of unsubs who had kidnapped, tortured, and castrated the victims then dumping the bodies, and leaving playing cards on the foreheads of each man to let the men know that they had messed with the wrong queens.
By Cynthia Fields4 years ago in Fiction
ReviveRED
In an alternate universe - Planet Grim Introduction to Red The city of Red was a metallic nightmare. A maze of skyscrapers and wires that blocked out the sky. A place where nature had been erased and replaced by artificial substitutes. The air was Nokbar, a chemical concoction that filled the lungs with a metallic taste. The water was Twi, a liquid that flowed through pipes and faucets, but never quenched the thirst. The people were Borok, a race of workers who lived only for seven weeks. They had forgotten their origins and their purpose. They only knew how to work and survive.
By Bethel Debbarma4 years ago in Fiction




