Fantasy
The Coldest Case: The Past Has a Long Memory
Introduction The Coldest Case: The Past Has a Long Memory is an engaging audiobook that delves into the intricacies of crime, memory, and the haunting shadows of the past. Written by renowned author and investigative journalist, this work combines meticulous research with compelling storytelling to explore how unresolved cases can linger in the minds of those affected. This review will provide a comprehensive analysis of the audiobook, discussing its themes, narrative style, character development, production quality, and overall impact on listeners.
By alyn alevtyna3 days ago in Fiction
How Papaya Became My Tropical BFF
Papaya. To children, it was once the ‘anti-hero.’ The orange rogue among other fruits on the shelf, with its sting only leading to one frustrating mushiness. But taste buds like people change over period of time. Well now, being a visible and yummy fruit, papaya is a true allegory.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing3 days ago in Fiction
Unconventional Love
In the crowded city of Istanbul, where East meets West, two souls were destined to meet each other in an unplanned way. Samaira was beautiful lady with free spirit personality and capturing beauty of nature into Canvas. She was a magical person who was always engaged into her artwork and wanted to start her own gallery in the middle of the city.
By Shital Ajit Londhe3 days ago in Fiction
Antihero. Top Story - July 2024.
I hope they nabbed the boar’s head. “Hold him, dammit!” Hawkner bellowed at the two limp squires. Blood soaked their courtly robes, turning them from a once striking royal yellow to something resembling the viscera covering the surgery floor.
By Matthew Fromm3 days ago in Fiction
Seed of betrayal
In a quaint fishing village, Femi and Thomas, once seafaring fishermen weathered by years at sea, turned to the river for sustenance as age caught up with them. Day after day, they sat by its banks, fishing from dawn till dusk, barely making ends meet by selling their catch each evening. Despite their struggles, their bond deepened through countless sunrises and storms.
By Stella Solomon, ESQ, AICMC3 days ago in Fiction
The Selfish Gene
Introduction "The Selfish Gene" by Richard Dawkins, first published in 1976, is a landmark work in evolutionary biology. Dawkins popularizes the gene-centered view of evolution, proposing that genes, rather than individuals or species, are the primary units of selection in the evolutionary process. The book explains how genes propagate themselves by influencing the behavior and characteristics of the organisms they inhabit, often in ways that promote their survival and replication. Through vivid examples and clear explanations, Dawkins makes complex scientific ideas accessible to a broad audience, challenging readers to rethink their understanding of evolution and the role of selfishness and altruism in nature.
By Ermelita T. Engracio3 days ago in Fiction
The Echo of Whispers. AI-Generated.
In the heart of the ancient city of Edinburgh, nestled amidst cobblestone streets and towering spires, resided a young woman named Elara. With her fiery red hair and eyes that mirrored the stormy Scottish skies, she possessed an air of mystery and intrigue. Little did she know that her life was about to take an extraordinary turn, revealing a hidden ability that would forever alter her destiny.
By Khalid laakiki3 days ago in Fiction
John's powers
John's powers were a unique combination of talents – with just a thought he could control fire element, water element, earth element and air element. His eyes detected illusions while his heart felt the danger that neared. Vowing to protect Aetheria people against any threats on their land using his powerful sword made out of a fallen magician’s star, John became invincible in their defense.
By Monnade Mixoum3 days ago in Fiction
The Lost Kngdom
Long ago, beyond tall peaks and vast woods, lay a land known as Almaros. Almaros was a land where joy thrved, where flowers grew wth hues of the sun and stars, and where beasts roamed wth freedom. The warmth of day shone on every part of the land, and the glow of the moon watched over all at nght.
By Hansel Golden-Adah3 days ago in Fiction