Fantasy
Lost in a Daydream of you
All I wanted was to feel your embrace one more time. It felt like an eternity since you left for your business trip, and I had been eagerly awaiting your return. As my heart raced with anticipation, I allowed myself to be swept away in a daydream of what might happen when you got back.
By Modestus Osinachi 3 years ago in Fiction
A Summer Fling to Remember
Under the scorching summer sun, a three-day teenage fling unfolded in the quaint coastal town of Bantry Bay. It was a tale of fleeting passion and wild abandon that would forever hold a special place in the hearts of Tamara and Johan, two young souls caught in the whirlwind of a summer romance.
By Hummingbird3 years ago in Fiction
From awkwardness of love, a shy woman finds her prefect match
She was the kind of woman who could blend into a crowd, her shyness ensuring that she was never really at the center of attention. She was content to just be in the background - until one day when she unexpectedly bumped into her perfect match.
By Modestus Osinachi 3 years ago in Fiction
The beginning of undying devotion a romance story
Have you ever thought of what it would be like to feel an undying devotion to someone? Knowing that, no matter what happens or how much time passes, your feelings will always remain the same? While it may seem impossible to find such a devotion in this day and age, there are those who have experienced it - those who have found their one true love.
By Modestus Osinachi 3 years ago in Fiction
Love Rekindled
Sarah and Mark had once been the embodiment of a fairytale romance. Their love blossomed under the golden hues of a summer sunset, promising a lifetime of shared dreams and laughter. But as the years went by, the vibrant colors of their love began to fade, replaced by shadows of disappointment and unfulfilled expectations.
By Umar Javed3 years ago in Fiction
A Postcolonial Theory of Value: Broadening Economic Scholarship Through Disciplinary-Mimetic Valuation
Significant work has been brought to the forefront of the Anglo-European world with issues concerning colonialism as well as postcolonial development. It is in the vein of those scholars who contributed heavily to exposing the faultiness of European generalizations of humanity and how those judgements were situated in a nexus of global power that this paper finds itself in. More specifically, it aims to target an issue that finds itself drawing from the interdisciplinary intersections of Economics, Anthropology, and Cultural Theory as it pertains to the concept of value. This paper aims to advance an argument that the colonial process across the globe followed a general pattern of coercive homogenization that penetrated pre-colonial societies and shifted their value orientation to partially or completely conform to European cultural values; I call this process Disciplinary-Mimetic Valuation (DMV). I conclude by considering the philosophical implications of DMV on a developing postcolonial economics as well as further commentary on some of the central aspects of DMV.
By ali raza583 years ago in Fiction
Beyond the Facade
Once upon a time, in the bustling city of Serendipity, there was a man named Nicholas Hartley. He was the epitome of success, a formidable CEO known for his sharp mind, unyielding determination, and arrogance that preceded him. His world revolved around his thriving business empire, and he expected nothing less than absolute perfection from his employees.
By Sandra Chukwuma 3 years ago in Fiction
The Forgotten Symphony
The sun dipped below the horizon, casting a golden glow over the city. In the heart of the metropolis stood an old theater, its grandeur faded with time. The marquee displayed the words "The Forgotten Symphony" in worn-out letters, barely catching the attention of passersby.
By Lawrence Mireku Adu3 years ago in Fiction
