Fantasy
The Canvas of Self-Discovery
Emma stood in front of the mirror, her eyebrows furrowed in frustration as she scrutinized her reflection. The pressure to meet society's beauty standards weighed heavily on her, manifested in the countless makeup tutorials she watched and the cosmetic enhancements she felt compelled to undergo.
By Christopher Ezeh3 years ago in Fiction
Exploring the Boundaries
Introduction: The universe, born from a colossal Big Bang, has been expanding ever since. Intriguingly, if everything originated from a point now expanding, it implies the existence of an edge to the universe. This raises questions about what lies beyond this perceived boundary. While science offers exciting theories, determining which one holds, remains a challenge.
By Peter Kiruu3 years ago in Fiction
Mysteries of The moon
Introduction: The belief in the moon's ability to affect human behavior has spanned centuries in all cultures and geographical regions, influencing cultures and even language. This article explores the historical roots of this belief, its prevalence in modern times, and the scientific investigations conducted to ascertain its validity.
By Peter Kiruu3 years ago in Fiction
A Tale of Mermaids
For an extended period, mermaids have enthralled people with their mysterious beauty, captivating charm, and hybrid human-fish forms. Across many cultures, mythology and folklore have long featured these legendary creatures, who are frequently portrayed as elegant beings living in the ocean's depths. The idea of mermaids continues to captivate and inspire people, from folklore from antiquity to contemporary pop culture.
By Vijay Kumar3 years ago in Fiction
Exploring the 7 Wonders of the World
First of all, For millennia, the idea of the "Seven Wonders of the World" has enthralled people, embodying remarkable achievements in the fields of architecture, engineering, and art. Many lists of wonders have been produced over time, each displaying astounding works of art from diverse civilizations and eras. In this piece, we set out to investigate these astounding marvels that span both ancient and modern times, as well as several geographies and cultural contexts.
By Vijay Kumar3 years ago in Fiction
Before and After Beast
I’m not sure why I disappeared like that except to say I needed a little space. He was giant, the four-legged monster that threatened to invade my privacy at all times. Of course, I realize I was made to be his friend, but the power of his love for me was overbearing. That’s what brings me here to write my story (but adjacently his too, because I wouldn’t be me, without him).
By ANITA RACHELLE3 years ago in Fiction
The Perfect Pair
The landing wasn’t exactly soft, but, honestly, it could’ve been worse. My grip had been getting steadily and scarily less secure all night. It was that last spin around the floor that really did the trick. She never could resist an R&B throwback. I managed to hold on a bit longer, but I finally let go in the bathroom stall. Ironically, it was as still as she’d been all night. I got tangled in her hair and bobbed there for a while before falling to her sleeve and getting knocked into the graffiti-covered door and landing with a splash into a disgusting puddle.
By Paris Giles3 years ago in Fiction
If Only
She was on her knees. If only it was so simple she could just get up, if only they weren't all dead. She watched the breath escape from her mouth in a small cloud, attempting to let the cold into her bones one more time. She tried, she knows she tried. They fought hard and really that's all that mattered now, it was over.
By Haven Korte3 years ago in Fiction
