Fantasy
Intergalactic Mystery Man
As she walked into the coffee shop, she noticed a man sitting at a table in the corner. There was something about him that caught her eye. She couldn't quite put her finger on it, but there was an air of mystery about him that intrigued her.
By Dani Bowen4 years ago in Fiction
A Princess who learns to be strong and independent
Once upon a time, in a far-off kingdom, there was a beautiful princess named Isabella. She lived in a grand castle with her parents, the king and queen. Isabella was very kind and gentle, but she was also very sheltered and had never been outside the castle walls.
By M Burhan Khan4 years ago in Fiction
The Haunted Mansion: A Ghostly Encounter
Once upon a time, in a grand mansion, four friends were spending their weekend playing cards. The mansion had been owned by a wealthy family that had mysteriously disappeared several years ago, leaving the house abandoned. The four friends, who were always seeking adventure, had decided to explore the mansion and make it their temporary residence for the weekend.
By Narrative Eye4 years ago in Fiction
Imperceptible Magic
The days grew shorter. The nights grew colder. And the witch in the tower edged closer to death. The cold stones of her prison drained the warmth from Ankara’s body as cruelly as the neutralizing runes carved on the walls had drained her soul of magic. But despite her pain, despite her loneliness, she had no regrets.
By Kaaren Lee Brown4 years ago in Fiction
The Magic Man
Once there lived a magic man that went by the name of Jackie. He was a so-called “king” to the people of his city because he made their dreams and wished a reality little did, they know they were going to pay for it later in life. Excluding that, this story is not about how great he was, nor how he saved people. It is about his downfall and what caused this tragedy to happen.
By Kalaysia Hampton4 years ago in Fiction
"The Unlikely Friendship That Changed My Life Forever"
When I first met Sarah, I never could have imagined that she would become one of my closest friends. At the time, we were both in our early twenties and attending a community college in the same town. I was studying journalism, and Sarah was studying accounting. We didn't have much in common, and we certainly didn't run in the same social circles. But somehow, we ended up in the same class, and that's where our unlikely friendship began.
By Saad Farooq4 years ago in Fiction







