Fantasy
ChronoSavior
Jessica gazed out at the horizon, overwhelmed by the enormity of what had just happened. She had done it. She had risked her life to prevent World War III and the destruction it would have caused. She had done it. For the first time, in a long time, she was proud of herself. More importantly, she was relieved that it was finally over.
By Debaro Huyler 4 years ago in Fiction
I Am Wall
"I Am Wall" by David Zinke Hello there. Oh, sorry. Didn’t mean to startle you. It’s finally happened. After centuries of built in silence, I have a voice, an actual voice. Over here. Don’t tell me you can’t see me. Oh, come on. How many times have you said it yourself, huh? “If only walls could talk.” I can talk. It’s me. Over here. That’s right, the wall, buddy. This wall can talk.
By David Zinke aka ZINK4 years ago in Fiction
The Weight of History
Elizabeth had always been fascinated by history. So when she found out about the time machine in her great-grandfather’s basement, she couldn’t resist trying it out. She chose to go back to the year 1963, to the day when President Kennedy was assassinated. It was a day that had always intrigued her, and she couldn’t help but wonder if she could change the course of history.
By Nedelcu Alina4 years ago in Fiction
Sara And Her Talking Clock
As the golden orb began its gradual descent behind the suburban milieu of Oakville, Sarah found herself toiling at her desk well past nightfall. With an impending deadline looming over her, every passing moment was of the essence. Abruptly, her focus was diverted to a ceaseless ticking emanating from her desk drawer.
By Shrrevishnu A R4 years ago in Fiction
Unexpected
The city was bustling with people rushing to and fro, their feet pounding the pavement with a sense of urgency. Amid the chaos stood a tall, proud wall that had seen it all. Its aged bricks and mortar had been a silent witness to the ebb and flow of life in the city for many years. It had seen the rise and fall of businesses, the comings and goings of families, and the passing of countless individuals.
By Elijah Hutchison4 years ago in Fiction







