Fantasy
Adventures of Sole
Shifting sand all around him Sole seeking out his dad through ever changing lands finds himself in a desert. Once he found the foot prints in the sand just by the shape of them he thought to himself "This has to be him"!! He's love for his dad burned bright as the stars did in the sky why he traveled continuously for years. He burdened himself with this task knowing it would take so long. He felt as if a part of himself was missing the only way to find out more about his future and his past was to find him.
By Mason Darnielle3 years ago in Fiction
Fey
Fun fact: I wrote this story almost five years ago this December, mainly because I really wanted to write a story about fairies. But not in the traditional way. Even as an adult I was (and am) still fascinated by old fairy tales - mainly because they are surprisingly more METAL than I expected. Anyway, this is essentially a very early story in my portfolio... so don't be too surprised if it reads that way, too, ha ha!
By Taylor Rigsby3 years ago in Fiction
The Snow Fairy
The Snow Fairy D A Ratliff The past year had been a harrowing one. Marshall Caine threw a duffle bag onto the oversized chair and pulled the drapes back, letting the dim daylight pour into the room. He let the quiet solitude wash over him, trying to will the anguish away. There was peace in this deep forest, and he needed peace.
By D. A. Ratliff3 years ago in Fiction
"Unveiling the Magic of Love: A Journey Through the Depths of the Heart"
Once upon a time, in a quaint little town nestled amidst rolling hills, there lived a young woman named Racheal . She had always been captivated by the idea of love, believing in its transformative power and the deep connections it could create between people. Little did she know that her own journey through the depths of the heart was about to unfold.
By Silas Racheal 3 years ago in Fiction
The Clockmaker’s Secret
Part One: In the quaint town of Willow Creek, nestled among rolling hills and scenic views, the old clock tower stood as a silent guardian of time. Its hands had not moved for decades, yet it remained a centerpiece of the town’s charm, a relic of the past around which modern life bustled.
By Edison Ade3 years ago in Fiction
"Midnight Whispers"
Under the velvet blanket of the midnight sky, where stars gleamed like diamonds, Emily found herself captivated by the allure of a quaint countryside village. The air carried the scent of dew-kissed roses, and a soft breeze rustled through the ancient oaks that stood sentinel along the winding path. With every step, the cobblestone streets whispered tales of centuries past.
By waseem Chemist3 years ago in Fiction
Fate
If you listen carefully, you can hear the whispers of Fate. Those were the words Ernas used to tell me. They were meant as an encouragement — I could do it if I only kept trying — but I took them as chastisement then. I wasn’t trying hard enough. I needed to do more.
By Clever&WTF3 years ago in Fiction
The Witch of the Drowned Forest
In the depths of the Drowned Forest, where sunlight seemed to be lost in the play of shadows, lived a witch named Althea. With her silver hair and dress that seemed to be made of rose petals, Althea wielded the magic of the forest and held the deepest secrets of this enchanted world.
By Marius Doni3 years ago in Fiction
Eclipse of Eternity
In the distant future, humanity found itself on the precipice of extinction, staring into the abyss of a dying cosmos. The stars, once gleaming beacons of hope, now flickered like dying embers in a vast expanse that seemed to mourn the impending end. A prophesied cosmic event, known as the Celestial Eclipse, loomed on the horizon, heralding the inevitable demise of the universe.
By Danielle Steel3 years ago in Fiction
"THE SWEET SCENT OF THE ROSE". Content Warning.
This is a fictional fantasy story about two people meeting on the internet and falling in love across the oceans through internet wires. They eventually meet in Los Angeles, California. The characters are fictional and do not represent any person or event.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 3 years ago in Fiction





