Fantasy

A Second Chance At Love
Once upon a time, there was a man named Jack who had experienced a great loss. His wife, whom he had been married to for over a decade, had passed away from a terminal illness. Jack had loved her deeply and had never thought he could find love again.
By Vicky S4 years ago in Fiction
Madame White Snake
The Legend of the White Snake, also known as Madame White Snake, is a famous Chinese folk tale that tells the story of a powerful white snake spirit who falls in love with a mortal man and the challenges they face in their quest for happiness.
By David cen4 years ago in Fiction
The Healing Power of Nature
Once upon a time, there was a woman named Sarah who had been through a lot in her life. She had faced countless challenges and struggles, and had spent years searching for a way to heal her wounded soul.
By Vicky S4 years ago in Fiction
False Annihilation (Pt.1)
As the bells gonged tens of thousands of soldiers marched to the battlefield. I was one of them. For years there had been a feud that separated our two kingdoms.
By Rigved Vanga4 years ago in Fiction
The Bear Witness of Climate Change. Top Story - March 2023.
The congressional environmental committee had been engaged in deep debate over climate change; the democrats were determined to lower America’s dependency on fossil fuels, while the republicans insisted on their Trumpian position to protect the use of coal and oil. Suddenly the lockdown alarms blared wildly throughout the building. The senators waited patiently for an announcement through the PA system on what the possible threat is, but the intercom produced static in response. The committee fell into a wordless atmosphere with fear replacing the heat of the debate. No one dared to speak.
By Iris Harris4 years ago in Fiction
The Magic of Small Moments
Sarah had always been someone who believed in the power of big moments. She chased after the milestones, the achievements, the accolades. She measured her worth by the size of her accomplishments, always reaching for the next big thing.
By Vicky S4 years ago in Fiction
A Night In For Scooby
(Bays, barks, and meows penetrate the night air as drinks and libations are served to the evening's celebrants. Cats, dogs, a horse [of course of course], and even an anthropomorphic shark have gathered to celebrate one guest of honor...)
By Kent Brindley4 years ago in Fiction
Gooses
She sifts through the bag: eggs, spinach, tartlets. Tartlets? What a name. A ray of lemony sun makes her squint and she breathes in. It’s nice here on the river. Like a reiteration of a simple program: every day groceries, walk by the river, breathe in the sun, photograph the geese. Gooses, she says. Goose-gooses. Geese sounds silly.
By Mara Linden4 years ago in Fiction
The Curious Call of the Calico Cat
The calico cat had been calling the White House for months. It was a strange situation, to say the least, but it was not the first time a random citizen had called to offer advice on some pressing issue. However, it was first time it was a cat, much less a calico.
By Randy Dannenfelser4 years ago in Fiction
The Muse and the Mouse
The Muse and the Mouse “I don’t want to do it,” said the roach, preening his hind leg nervously. A bit of dust garbled his words, twisting his whining into unintelligible clips. The mouse raised her eyebrows and cocked her head to the side, pausing, then her eyes widened like two tiny saucers as she finally grasped her anxious cohort’s meaning.
By Christina Marie4 years ago in Fiction
Brunch?
Bandifar looked at the other dragons, grinning from horn to horn. "You'll never guess what I found today," he squealed. Landifar sighed. "Bandifar, it's Xandifar's turn to share. This is the third time this week you've failed to respect the sharing circle, and I think I speak for all of us when I say it really bums us out."
By MA Snell4 years ago in Fiction
The Gravekeeper
When I pass the gate, I can feel the way the world changes. Vesta walks along the building wall beside me, rising so that we are almost the same height. I won't deign to look at her, but she speaks anyway.
By lucyjb4 years ago in Fiction