Fantasy
Exploring the Impact of Historical Eras on Society, Culture, and Science: A Look at the Industrial Revolution, Renaissance, French Revolution, Scientific Revolution, and Age of Exploration
"The Impact of the Industrial Revolution on Society and Culture" The Industrial Revolution, which began in the late 18th century and lasted until the mid-19th century, had a profound impact on society and culture. It marked a major turning point in history, as it transformed the way goods were produced and goods were consumed.
By SHIAMGANESH 4 years ago in Fiction
The Cat, the Witch, and the Elusive Password
“Cattywampus catastrophe?” Inna Walword guessed, standing awkwardly in the narrow alleyway. The buildings here were made of stone, and all the buildings reached up to at least ten stories high. This made the alleyway seem much smaller than it actually was, but despite this and despite it being well after eleven at night, it felt cozy. Or at least as cozy as an alleyway could be.
By TK Cummings4 years ago in Fiction
The Peregrinate Machine
There was a family that moved into a new home and the little girl of the family name was Dorothy. She was so excited to explore the new house! She went in every room in amazement. When she got to the basement she had never had a basement in a home before, and she saw that there was so many different antiques that the previous home owners had left behind. Dorothy found a machine. She had never seen a machine like this before. It was very intriguing to her and she wanted to figure out how it worked and what the machine was used for. When she turned it on, it needed a password. She put in random words she thought it could be but then the machine displayed the words “reset your password”. She looked at the password hint and it said “In this home”. Then she gave up and went upstairs with her family to unpack.
By Janisha Price4 years ago in Fiction
A Step in the Right Direction
I remember the day I saw that phrase for the first time. My email account was asking me to reset my password. I did and thought nothing off it. This was standard after so long of keeping the same one, but I never knew that it was actually the beginning of the end.
By Tom Doetsch4 years ago in Fiction
The Cave of Blunders
We open near an unremarkable hillside in a windswept canyon in the dead of night as 40 thieves descend upon it after an evening of looting. Al'ahmaq, the head thief, pulls up to a rock lying against the hill and carefully announces "Capital Q, lowercase y, 3, dollar sign, equal sign, 4, 7, plus!"
By Andrew Dominguez4 years ago in Fiction
As A Shadow Thickens
It’s difficult for us to remember a time before things were controlled. Sacha says all the books are lies and there never was such a time; bots were always and will always be the steady rhythm of life. I don’t mind either way. I’m glad I have spent my twenty-five years here fully. Then, for my next twenty-five, maybe I’ll just enjoy things. Sacha says our passwords are really just a compliance measure for our continued admittance in the world; he says a lot of weird things.
By Thor Grey (G. Steven Moore)4 years ago in Fiction
