Fantasy
Berganashio - Chapter 2
"Here's where you'll stay..." Jovie motioned to a very cozy room with a fireplace with a nice fire that was flickering. The room had three beds and all the necessary things that a family could possibly need. "What do you think?" Jovie asked.
By Rowan Finley 3 years ago in Fiction
"THE LETTER FROM THE BEYOND". Content Warning.
This is a fictional story. Any representation of situations or real people is unintentional. My grandma did visit me after her death. I have spoken with spirits and decided to dedicate this story to all grandmas and their granddaughters. Peace to all. To all my relations.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 3 years ago in Fiction
Talking Flowers
In a secluded greenhouse, long forgotten by caretakers, a unique phenomenon unfolded. The flowers within began to stir, their petals whispering secrets only the wind had heard before. As their voices mingled, an array of emotions emerged—joyful marigolds, gloomy roses, and curious daisies.
By Austin J. Knox3 years ago in Fiction
Rendezvous' With a Cave Bear
One moves patient, unrushed in thick snow. Crusted in some places where the sun had a chance to glaze the surface. Enough so as to make walking almost burdensome. The sunshine I spent hunting my trapline past the oaks. No sign of game. The three trap line bunnies in my stuff sack were my first concern when I came across the rather large looking cat tracks traveling ahead of me up the path I was on.
By Erik ubbink3 years ago in Fiction
Sentimental Bites
In the heart of a charming town, there stood a small bakery known for its enchanting pastries. Amelia, the skilled baker, possessed a unique talent – her pastries had the power to transport people back to cherished memories. The delightful aromas that wafted from her oven seemed to carry whispers of nostalgia, capturing the essence of moments long gone.
By Austin J. Knox3 years ago in Fiction
The Return
The dragonling lay on my chest. No longer curled, but lying pitifully on one side, irridescent green flank heaving. I'd discarded my t-shirt, since his scales had cooled so much they no longer burned. I hoped the warmth of my own body might help to stop him cooling even further. He's dying.
By L.C. Schäfer3 years ago in Fiction
The Story of Mahabharath
One of the two principal Sanskrit epics of ancient India is the Mahabharata; the other is the Ramayana. The Kurukshetra War and the princes Kaurava and Pandava's fates are described in this epic poem. The sage Vyasa, who plays a significant role in the epic, is often credited with writing the Mahabharata.
By Vijay Kumar3 years ago in Fiction
Glimmerpaw
Once upon a time, in a magical world where talking animals roamed freely and enchanted forests whispered secrets, there lived a peculiar creature named Glimmerpaw. Glimmerpaw was not your average woodland critter; instead, he was an ambitious squirrel with an uncanny obsession with money. His little den was filled with glittering coins, shiny gems, and stacks of gold leaves that he had meticulously collected over the years.
By Dennis Fang3 years ago in Fiction
