Fantasy
The Black Ibis Case
Every investigator I know has a story about a case that nearly drove them mad. For some, the case was finding a missing person that just vanished into thin air, for others it was getting their hands on some classified documents for any number of reasons, and others ran afoul of people you’re better off knowing nothing about, all in the name of solving a case for a few dollars. Mine is a combination of all three, and unlike the cases I just mentioned, who only talk about being driven crazy figuratively, I very nearly did lose my mind, and my life.
By Georges-Henri Daigle4 years ago in Fiction
Rosie's Son. Top Story - August 2022.
Seeing my brother this way is trying to break my heart, but I steel myself rather than fracture. For a moment I imagine jumping into my huge work ute with its steel chassis and taking a comfortable ride away, right away, from this moment.
By Daniella Libero4 years ago in Fiction
The endless copy world of time travel
Tried the agility and physical strength attribute points again, also according to the innate basic attribute points 10% effect boost so that no matter how you look at it is allocated to mental strength is the most cost-effective.
By Will H Smith4 years ago in Fiction
The endless copy world of time travel
Although the reality of their own may have been an accident hanging but did not affect Li Yi that excited mood, because according to the contract signed at the beginning, participation in the experiment if there is an accident, there will be a large amount of money as compensation.
By Will H Smith4 years ago in Fiction
The endless copy world of time travel
Supplies are quite plentiful, but the biggest problem is that there is no food, and the stomach is hungry and burning, in terms of that hungry feeling, this world does not seem to be a virtual world, and doubt that if you do not go to find food, may be starved to death alive.
By Will H Smith4 years ago in Fiction
The Anomalous Keys
Emaline Briggsmere wanted it to be 2pm, very badly. She had been looking forward to 2pm for three weeks now and it still hadn’t arrived. When 2pm doesn’t arrive for that long, there is often something that has gone wrong, which has happened before it hasn’t arrived. Or so to speak.
By Rachael Curry4 years ago in Fiction
Cryptid Cosmos: Kettle Belly Ken
Introduction Back in the days of “The Great Crystal Rush,” miners and prospectors set out to the outer rim in droves. They went in search of the galaxy’s newest source of energy, in the form of the symbiotic crystals Omsilite and Aphsilite. As the demand for these new resources grew many strange stories came about from the those cold and lonesome wildernesses and the adventurers that dared to traverse them.
By Seth House4 years ago in Fiction
The Day Mark Met Death
Mark knew he was dying weeks before the doctor told him, for Mark had seen Death. The first time Mark saw death was deep in the night. He had woken and rushed to the toilet to vomit, and found himself unable to fall back to sleep through the pain. This was normal for Mark, given the advanced state of his illness, so he already had a routine for such events. He brewed himself some Tea, Chamomile and Lavender, which was sometimes the only thing he could keep down, and sat down in front of his large bay windows to gaze upon the tree line of the forest at the edge of his property.
By R. M. Staniforth4 years ago in Fiction
A Lesson
Nightfall was coming. Fable Johnson could feel it. Something was compressing the air; an invisible book slamming shut around the world, forcing things into motion. Her mother was quick to anger, so Fable gave her space and resisted the urge to ask, Can you feel it, too?
By Joshua Gordon4 years ago in Fiction
