Fantasy

Alpha
“Should I text him back?” Bethany said, lounging on her bed. Darla sat on the edge of the bed beside her. The fairy lights strung over the headboard glinted overhead. Darla adjusted her beaded bracelet, then looked up with a grin.
By Kaitlin Shanksabout a year ago in Fiction
The Last Bus and the Secret That Changed Everything
Clara didn’t know the last bus of the night would take her somewhere she’d lost long ago—herself. She only knew she had to get away.
By Umar Aliabout a year ago in Fiction
Dodge Tanner & the Lesson of the Lake
Dodge should have known better. Was there ever a better epitaph for his tombstone? Dodge was not a man easily deterred. Years of stubborn resilience had served him well—whether in navigating the treacherous cliffs of Lysia or fending off Tamsin's incessant boasting about her precious Dragonettes.
By Canyon Cappola (TheNomad)about a year ago in Fiction
The Lie I Told That Changed Everything
The Lie I Told That Changed Everything** By (Samar Omar) It was a small lie. Harmless, even. At least, that’s what I told myself when I said it.
By Samar Omarabout a year ago in Fiction
She Sang in Steam
This city. The city was my home. The bitterness—the acridity—stifled my breathing, and the city's breathing. Almost. The steam encircling the city was like its living spirit of the present and the dying ghost of its past.
By Paul Stewartabout a year ago in Fiction
The Day I Attended My Own Funeral
**The Day I Attended My Own Funeral** *By \[Your Name]* --- I woke up to the scent of lilies. Not the kind that bloom gently in the sun, but the kind pressed into bouquets—solemn, overwhelming, and final. I sat up, confused, expecting my soft blue sheets and the hum of my fan. Instead, I was lying on something stiff. Not quite a bed.
By Samar Omarabout a year ago in Fiction
The Man in the Tower
This is the next-to-last chapter in The ShambElla Saga. Table of Contents: Previous Chapter: The Man in the Tower The double doors opened, and a man walked out.
By C. Rommial Butlerabout a year ago in Fiction
Memories Turn Currencies
In the neon-drenched sprawl of Neo-Versailles, nothing held more value than a memory. Money? Obsolete. Gold? Decorative. The new wealth lay in lived experiences-bottled, traded, or stolen. A child's first laugh, a heartbreak on a rainy Tuesday, the moment your mother told you she loved you. In a city that never stopped consuming sensation, memories were more than sentimental-they were currency.
By Emma Adeabout a year ago in Fiction
Reality Time Renters
In the year 2145, escapism had reached its final frontier. Virtual reality, augmented consciousness, neural linking-they were outdated novelties compared to ChronoLease, the company that changed everything.
By Emma Adeabout a year ago in Fiction
Echoes Through Time
In the early hours of a quiet Tuesday morning, the sky above Norway lit up in colors science couldn't explain. Satellites across the globe pinged into alert. At first, it was thought to be a cosmic event-a solar flare, perhaps, or a meteor shower. But what followed left scientists and citizens reeling.
By Emma Adeabout a year ago in Fiction
These Humans Are Weird!
A blue, green, and white marble sphere loomed closer as two greys - one a green shade and the other a blue shade peered out the window of their spaceship.
By Jasmine Aguilarabout a year ago in Fiction
The Hell We're Born Into. Content Warning.
The Hell We're Born Into Reincarnation, the Journey Toward Heaven By Joey Raines Description: A young man is born with mysterious voices screaming in his head, voices that claim to be his own memories from lives he's not currently living. As he grows older, these whispers reveal a horrifying truth about the nature of existence itself, forcing him to confront a reality far more terrifying than death. A psychological horror story about memory, identity, and the price of understanding truths that were meant to stay hidden.
By Joey Rainesabout a year ago in Fiction