Fantasy
The Chronicles of Eldoria: The Dragon's Pact
Part I: The Whispering Forest In the heart of Eldoria, where the moonlight wove silver threads through the canopy of the Whispering Forest, young Elara drifted into dreams of adventure. Eldoria was a land where magic thrived, and mythical creatures roamed free. Enchanted by the legends her grandmother once told her, Elara longed for a life beyond the quiet village of Briarwood.
By Mohammedseid Ahmedin2 years ago in Fiction
The Art of Stone Balancing: Crafting Stability from Nature's Chaos
Introduction In an age where technology and modern conveniences dominate, there is a growing movement towards simplicity and mindfulness. Among the many unconventional hobbies that have gained attention is the art of stone balancing—a practice that combines patience, precision, and a deep connection to nature. This niche art form transforms ordinary stones into extraordinary sculptures, defying the natural laws of gravity and stability.
By Mohammedseid Ahmedin2 years ago in Fiction
Aberrant
Nico woke buried beneath a mass of bodies. Others were moving nearby. His mind tried remembering what happened. But it was slow. Everything was a blur, a tangled mess of information arriving only in bits and pieces. A raid. No, an ambush. Men in black paramilitary uniforms, armed with rifles and flash grenades.
By M. Fritz Wunderli2 years ago in Fiction
Legends of the Cloud Sailors
"Look at the clouds today, a perfect day for sailing," Captain Arty Arbuckle stated. They flowed past the ship as it sailed in the sun's setting. Each day above the earth was the life of a cloud sailor. Only the clear sky and balloon sails could fulfill such a dream. The sky was the new home and their own set of kingdoms. Each day was another day amongst the clouds. The crew worked fervently on the ship. The kingdom of High Britain had some clear weather as the bright horizon came. Other ships passed as the trading routes were open to all, including the awful pirates. When more ships were out, there was less chance of invasion. This route has been traveled so many times without incident. His cargo of his father's coffee was becoming rather popular. Many pirates were now looking for his ship, but Arty avoided them.
By Sarah Danaher2 years ago in Fiction
The Green Flashlight
Scott Jorden used to drive trains, but he thought that it wasn’t exciting enough of a job. He wanted a job that was thrilling. Before leaving the train business, he trained a dear friend, Ronnie Stein, to replace him. He then became a test pilot, but he was fired after borrowing a prototype plane and taking his girlfriend to visit her mother in New York. He then got an investment job. Since his old boss still needed a test pilot, he recommended another friend, Martin Raymond.
By David E. Perry2 years ago in Fiction
Super Guy
Not that long ago, on a planet not so far away, there was a man named No-El. No-El was one of the key members of a Pentarchy government. Together with No-Ja, No-Ka, No-Em, and No-En, the planet of Xenon had a relative measure of peace. No-El believed that not all was as pleasant as it seemed.
By David E. Perry2 years ago in Fiction






