Fantasy

Can you hear the magic whispering?
In a realm veiled by shadows, magic cowered, unseen by mortal eyes. It whispered through ancient forests, shimmered in forgotten caves, and danced upon moonlit lakes. Magic reveled in its secrecy, wary of the human touch that tainted its essence. It watched as people rushed through life, blind to the enchantment that yearned to be discovered. The wind carried whispers of spells unheard, and mystical creatures flitted just beyond reach. Magic hid, protecting its mystique, until one day, a kindred soul with a heart aflame stumbled upon its clandestine existence, sparking a connection that would unveil the wonders long concealed.
By Silver 3 years ago in Fiction
Lost In Wonder
As the astronaut drifted in the endless void, he spotted a faint light in the distance. Curiosity pulled him closer until he saw it: a massive, glowing creature with eyes that held the secrets of the universe. The astronaut felt a connection with the creature that transcended words or thoughts. For a brief moment, they both existed in perfect harmony. And then the creature was gone, leaving the astronaut with a sense of wonder and a question that would haunt him forever: was it a figment of his imagination, or something beyond his understanding?
By Victoria Velkova3 years ago in Fiction
How do you get your Book made into a Show or Movie? Virtual Pitch Fest: A Writer’s Guide to Breaking into the Film and TV Industry
Ever wonder how to get your book adapted into a TV show or movie? Breaking into the film and TV industry can be challenging, and it requires a combination of talent, persistence, and a little bit of luck.
By The Pleasure Pen3 years ago in Fiction
Waters of truth
Strangers in a fey court, three heroes are told to look into a pool of truth, thus proving their intentions. One has visions of mighty battles and hard decisions yet to come. The fey court nods and gesture another hero forwards.
By Falcon 3 years ago in Fiction
Love for fictional men
It's no secret that fictional characters have a certain allure that real-life people often can't match. Whether it's their charm, wit, intelligence, or just the way they're written, many women find themselves developing intense crushes on men who only exist within the pages of books, the frames of movies or TV shows, or the pixels of video games. It's a phenomenon that has been around for as long as fiction itself, and it shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon. But why do we fall in love with fictional men? What is it about these characters that makes them so appealing, so compelling, and so irresistible? There are a few factors at play here, and each one helps to create the perfect storm of attraction that many of us feel for our favorite literary or cinematic heartthrobs. First and foremost, fictional men are often idealized versions of real-life men. They have all the best qualities of a real-life man, but without any of the flaws or imperfections. They're confident, charismatic, and often have a great sense of humor. They're also frequently physically attractive, with chiseled features, broad shoulders, and piercing eyes. They're the ultimate fantasy, a perfect representation of what we wish real-life men could be. Another reason why we love fictional men is that they're often larger-than-life characters who live in a world of adventure, excitement, and danger. They might be suave spies, cunning detectives, or rugged adventurers, always ready to face any challenge that comes their way. They're brave, resourceful, and always up for a challenge. They embody the kind of excitement and adventure that many of us wish we could experience in our own lives, and we can't help but be drawn to them because of it. But perhaps the most important reason why we love fictional men is that they represent a kind of escape from the realities of our own lives. They're a way to indulge in our wildest fantasies and desires, without any of the consequences or responsibilities that come with real-life relationships. We can fall in love with these characters and explore the depths of our own desires without ever having to worry about getting hurt or disappointed. They're the ultimate escape, a way to leave behind the mundane realities of our everyday lives and enter a world of pure fantasy and imagination. Of course, it's worth noting that there are some potential downsides to this kind of attraction. For one thing, it can be hard to separate our feelings for fictional characters from our feelings for real-life people. We might find ourselves holding our partners to unrealistic standards, or comparing them unfavorably to our favorite fictional men. We might also find ourselves feeling disappointed or even heartbroken when our favorite characters don't live up to our expectations or meet our needs. Despite these potential pitfalls, however, there's no denying the power of fictional men to capture our hearts and imaginations. They represent the ultimate fantasy, a perfect escape from the realities of our own lives. And as long as we can keep our feelings in perspective and enjoy them in a healthy and responsible way, there's nothing wrong with indulging in a little bit of fictional love from time to time.
By Mystrio3 years ago in Fiction
Time Warp
The time warp had thrown us off course, but we had no way of knowing how far back we'd gone. As we emerged from our ship, we were greeted by a lush jungle world, filled with strange creatures and alien plants. But as we looked up, we saw something even more astonishing – a massive space station orbiting the planet, a station that we knew didn't exist for centuries in our own time. We were lost in time, and we had no idea how we would ever find our way home.
By Antonia "Tonie" McClammy Creative Marketing Consultant, Author, Speaker, Trainer, Blogger, Podcast Host of Hustle Vibe Flow3 years ago in Fiction
Green
Green, I think, is the colour of life. In this place all things are green – the grass, the trees, even the sky. As I stare at the verdant rock hurtling towards me, I am struck by an imminent thought:
By Ash Taylor3 years ago in Fiction
Ice cream Encounter
Laura was standing in a crowd eating ice cream cone. She was standing next to a very handsome dude, who was also eating ice cream from a cone.
By Mariann Carroll3 years ago in Fiction
Parched Nomads
They walked for days in the blistering heat; their feet rubbed raw from the ragged stones. Following ancient roads they wound onwards, searching desperately. Days turned to weeks, weeks turned to months, and years turned to generations. Parched nomads they became, hunting for a miracle.
By Ash Taylor3 years ago in Fiction
DEATH FOR US ALL!!
Nobody can definitively predict what happens when we die away, thus it is a mystery to all of us. Consider a situation in which our reality wasn't transitory, such as one in which there was post-existence. How long can your mind survive after you die away, might your loved ones ever genuinely communicate with you, and does your body have the zombie quality? In the unlikely event that there existed eternal life, here is to envision a situation in which this might occur.
By LINCOLN BAYAH3 years ago in Fiction
The Last Message
The Last Message As the boat was ready to arrive on the abandoned planet, the team felt a feeling of disquiet. They had been sent determined to examine peculiar signs coming from the surface, yet they had not expected to find an infertile no man's land lifeless.
By Manjit@6400..3 years ago in Fiction
The Witches
There is a balance, in this world, our world, of power. I’m not talking about protons and electrons, the kind of power that makes cars go and engineers orgasm. I mean the power of death and dreaming, of desire and disgust, depression and delight, decay and deliverance. I am talking about the power that moves *people*, the power of a thought, an emotion, a want, a need. The power inherent in sentient life. There is power in all of us, though some more than others, and those who purposefully wield this power are known as witches.
By Eleanor Smith3 years ago in Fiction