Fantasy
A Glimpse of Infinity
Memories are like stars in the night sky, scattered across the vast expanse of time, each one a glimmering point of light in the infinite cosmos of our minds. Some shine brighter, some fade into obscurity, but all hold a piece of who we are. As I journey back through the constellations of my life, I find myself pausing on a particular star, a memory that has burned brightly in my soul for decades.
By StoryholicFinds3 years ago in Fiction
Purrington's Legacy of Laughter: The Tale of Whiskers and Jasper
In a cozy little town named Purrington, there lived a particularly mischievous feline named Whiskers. Whiskers was no ordinary cat; she had a knack for getting into comically absurd situations that left the townsfolk scratching their heads in amusement.
By StoryholicFinds3 years ago in Fiction
Spring-Heeled Jack
In the dimly lit streets of Victorian London, a sinister and enigmatic figure leapt into the realm of legend, striking terror into the hearts of those who crossed his path. Spring-Heeled Jack, as he came to be known, was a creature of nightmares, a mysterious being capable of leaping great heights, spewing fire, and leaving an indelible mark on the annals of British urban legend. This is the story of Spring-Heeled Jack, a character both intriguing and haunting, whose legacy endures to this day.
By Sweet, Sour, Bitter3 years ago in Fiction
Say Goodbye To Hollywood. Top Story - September 2023.
LOS ANGELES (AP)- History was made today, as a controversial ruling by the California Supreme Court appears to set a major precedent for dissolving the boundaries between fantasy and reality in public discourse across the world, as well as providing the gravest threat to the entire entertainment industry it may ever be forced to face.
By David Perlmutter3 years ago in Fiction
The Thawing Heart: A Tale of Ice and Redemption
In the frozen wasteland of Glacia, a land perpetually shrouded in ice and darkness, a legend whispered among the brave few who dared to traverse its desolation. It was a tale of a queen, not of warmth and benevolence, but of cold, ruthless horror—a ruler known as the Ice Queen.
By StoryholicFinds3 years ago in Fiction
The Secret Dreamer. Content Warning.
At six, I had my first experience of entering someone's dream. My mother's sharing of the profound history of our family's lineage, tracing back to a remarkable heritage of fairies, was an awe-inspiring moment. We were given an extraordinary ability by our ancestors to reveal the complicated and covert misdeeds of humans. It was a sacred duty that we carried with utmost reverence and responsibility, stepping in whenever individuals displayed malicious intent and violated the fundamental values of humanity, causing harm to their fellow beings. I always perceived myself not as someone who intrudes upon dreams, but as a watchful protector, intercepting the intricate narratives that unravel in the depths of the slumbering mind. Expressing it may prove challenging, but I hold the belief that when a person carries the burden of a hidden verity, that dreamlike state endures.
By Elisa Green3 years ago in Fiction
Eternal Echoes of Love
In the city where time is gold, amidst the chaos and noise, Adrian, a struggling musician with a guitar and dreams of making it big, met Isabella, an aspiring writer with a heart full of poetry. Their road crossed one rainy evening in a dimly lit coffee shop.
By Ronna Donque3 years ago in Fiction
'The Fate of Atlantis Field of Elysium'
In the realm of Eldoria, where magic danced on the wind and legends whispered through the leaves of ancient forests, a shadow of darkness crept across the land. Eldoria's heart, the mystical Atlantis Field of Elysium, had fallen into an unnatural slumber, leaving the realm in turmoil.
By Oluwadare Samuel3 years ago in Fiction
Epic Quest for a Lost Artifact, ''The Quest for the Crown of Elysium"
In the realm of Eldoria, where magic flowed through the very air, a looming darkness threatened to consume everything. An ancient prophecy foretold that only the legendary Crown of Elysium could halt the encroaching doom. And so, a group of heroes emerged from the ashes of despair, determined to embark on an epic quest to save their realm.
By Oluwadare Samuel3 years ago in Fiction
Horizons 1: Miller's son
When they first came about, they were a primal phoenix rising from the ashes, determined, opposed, fierce. The world that had died to birth them was wondrous, a mix of enlightenment and the vestiges of the tyrannical cruelty that had created it. That world, filled with the purest of intents and the greed of ignorance, collapsed. In its apathy and infinite hunger for more, it ate its own legs, chemo-ed its defences, and ostracized its thinkers. When that world fell it brought down a star field worth lives with it, the earth turned on them. The small things turned on them. They then turned on each other. They cannibalized and raped the remnants while trying to survive off of the hate they knew. Those diseased peoples fell away, and these people, the people that hid in a small community deep in the mountains emerged, healthy, whole, and wary. They embraced the knowledge that had accumulated by the well meaning, but ill advised past. They learned from the triumphs and mistakes carved into history by that dead civilization. They built a library, aptly named Alexandria, then they built a political system that allowed for democratic governance and the enshrinement of professional academics. They called these academics Shamen, a nod to the most ancient of intellectuals and divided their pursuits into specific classes. The Coyotes, who would culminate the social sciences, the Healers who would study and practice medicine, the Caretakers were masters of the life sciences, and the Engineers, those that would apply the physical sciences to the communities needs. There was a fifth society, one of secrecy and protection, they hid as average people with hidden, extraordinary training, an unknown people that were charged with the protection of the society and the civil population.
By Ryan Richardson3 years ago in Fiction
