Fantasy

If the Shoe Fits
In the heart of a forgotten town, nestled among misty hills, there stood an old cobblestone street called Moonlight Avenue. A place where time seemed to stand still, and where the shadows whispered secrets only the night dared to hear.
By Moon3 years ago in Fiction
Fantasy Shorts: The Tale of Ser Roger and the Bridge of Woe
“Whoa,” shouted Ser Roger to his horse. The horse whinnied to a halt, stamping the earth nervously. Before Roger laid an unassuming stone bridge stretched over a steep gully. By Roger’s recall, this was the place of his quarry. Indeed, Baron Mendacent had seemed most terrified when he beseeched King Faulgrist to send his finest knight here to rid his demesne of some unknown horror that had taken residence.
By Ian Read3 years ago in Fiction
The Myth of a Sock
“Professor…” Professor Geyser carefully put down the 15th century roman vase before looking at his pupil across the room. He noticed the young man staring at a specific museum piece.
By David S. JohnsonWilliams3 years ago in Fiction
Fractured Allegiance
In the heart of the city, a vital investigation led by a dedicated team of female police officers was underway. They were on a mission to search and retrieve crucial evidence for a case that had shaken the community. Sergeant Maria Foster, a respected and experienced officer, was in charge of this critical assignment.
By ME Gusta3 years ago in Fiction
Undercover Shadows
In the heart of the bustling city, a secure facility sat cloaked in shadows. This was a crucial night for the police force as a group of determined policewomen, dressed in their crisp uniforms, prepared to enter this highly classified location. Their mission was to secure crucial evidence for an ongoing case, a case that had kept the city on edge for months.
By ME Gusta3 years ago in Fiction
Moon Dog
Sector 99 | Lunar Surface | October, 2026 Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. Commander Luna Riggs, and her co-pilot, Orion, a Red Golden Retriever, were taking turns putting this theory to the test.
By Kale Sinclair3 years ago in Fiction
Death's Holiday. Content Warning.
Author's Note: This is a response to L.C. Schäfer's fun little challenge she issued with her Moonlighting piece. You can find out more about it here:
By Paul Stewart3 years ago in Fiction
Unraveling the Mystery
Part 1: The Whispering Shadows In the quiet town of Willowbrook, nestled deep in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains, the townsfolk were known for their tight-knit community and their love for storytelling. Every Friday evening, they gathered around a crackling bonfire at the edge of the forest to share tales passed down through generations. These stories were a blend of fact and fiction, woven into the rich tapestry of urban legends and myths that shrouded Willowbrook in an air of enchantment.
By Fortune3 years ago in Fiction
The Clifton Cave
The cliffs along Clifton Beach were a picturesque spot, a haven for adventure-seekers and friends looking to escape the monotony of everyday life. A group of five friends—Ella, Mark, Sarah, Jake, and Ben—regularly frequented the area, drawn by the promise of adventure and stunning views of the ocean.
By aly3 years ago in Fiction
the Bad Boy Wants Me. Content Warning.
🧘🏽Living With Him🧘🏽 . ✍🏽CHAPTER 2&3 ✍🏽 I was dumbstruck at his words, my lips could barely mumble a reply. Kyle's hands disengaged from mine, and I turned back to meet the look of pain and hurt on his face. I turned again, shooting a massive glare at Dylan, who replied with a smirk as he strode away.
By Adam3 years ago in Fiction
Death and the Tuna Baguette. Top Story - September 2023. Content Warning.
This story was written in response to a prompt by L.C. Schäfer in their story "Moonlighting": I've decided, in tribute, to keep the picture theme food motivated as it seemed to lend itself to what happens to poor Death in my story.
By Rachel Deeming3 years ago in Fiction
The Offering. Top Story - September 2023.
There appears, of late, to have been a bloom. A bright, beautiful blossoming of community challenges that taste like honey on my tongue and spark lightening flashes of curiosity in my mind. This is my submission for Matthew Fromm's High Fantasy Challenge.
By Hannah Moore3 years ago in Fiction