Fantasy
Hyperbaric hyperplasia hyperbole
I feel myself unable to stand without getting dizzy, a nauseas mixture of the worst sort of things set to my nostrils like an old feeling, a memory, burnt tire and gasoline, and then, fresh, salty air, and I find myself gagging, as the light burns my eyes.
By Melissa Ingoldsby4 years ago in Fiction
Achieving a Balanced Digital Life: A Guide to Personal Technology and Gadgets
The Impact of Technology on Personal Life Technology has had a significant impact on personal life, both in terms of how we communicate and how we access information. Social media and instant messaging have made it easier to stay in touch with friends and family, while the internet has made it possible to access a vast amount of information at the touch of a button.
By SHIAMGANESH 4 years ago in Fiction
"Beneath Palms and Skies"
Once upon a time, on a tropical island in the middle of the ocean, there was a young woman named Sarah. She was a city girl, born and raised in the concrete jungle of New York City. She had always dreamed of visiting a tropical island, and finally, her dream had come true. She was on a vacation to escape the hustle and bustle of her daily life.
By Ajin C Jose4 years ago in Fiction
DON QUIXOTE
About the author of the book: Miguel de Cervantes, born in 1547 in Madrid, Spain, is considered one of the greatest authors in literary history. He is best known for his novel "Don Quixote," which was first published in two parts in 1605 and 1615. The book tells the story of a man named Alonso Quixano who, driven mad by his love of chivalric romances, decides to set out on a series of adventures as a knight-errant, taking the name Don Quixote. The novel is widely regarded as the first modern novel and is considered a classic of Western literature.
By Esther Prisilla4 years ago in Fiction
Listening to Literature
If you’re like me, you take pride in your physical book collection. The bend in your shelf from the weight of the books scratches an itch in your brain you never knew existed until I pointed it out just now. When I was little, Beauty and the Beast was my favorite movie. I wanted to be just like Belle — the strong, heroine type who was gifted an entire library of books to peruse. Belle was a reader, so she was *quirky* and *different.* I still don’t have a library like Belle, but I’ve found that she was so right to escape through her novels. I now also understand that it wasn’t the collection she admired. The value of the books lies in their ability to sweep you away to far-off places.
By Ashley Smith4 years ago in Fiction
The Last Human on Earth!🌍
It had been years since the last human walked the Earth. The planet was now uninhabitable, ravaged by war and environmental collapse. The cities were ruins, the oceans were toxic, and the air was unbreathable. But somehow, one human had survived.
By RYAN SMITH4 years ago in Fiction
Empire of Storms: A Heist Story of Power, Revenge and Justice
It was a dark and stormy night, and Jack, a skilled thief and expert driver, was on the run. He had just pulled off the biggest heist of his career, stealing millions of dollars in cash and jewels from the city's most notorious crime boss, Tony "The Tiger" Lombardi. But something had gone wrong, and now Tony's goons were hot on his tail.
By Barely Editing_4 years ago in Fiction
