Fantasy
Eternal Melodies of Love
In a quaint village nestled between rolling hills and meandering streams, lived two souls destined for an everlasting love story. Amelia, a spirited and enchanting young woman with a heart as vast as the endless sky, crossed paths with Ethan, a kind and gentle artist whose eyes held the secrets of the universe.
By Sai Nandhaa3 years ago in Fiction
Brushstrokes of Love
In the heart of bustling New York City, two souls destined for each other were about to cross paths in an unexpected setting: a serene and art-filled museum. The Museum of Modern Harmony was a sanctuary of creativity, a place where diverse forms of artistic expression intertwined, just like the lives of the two protagonists.
By North Remembers3 years ago in Fiction
Love Among the Clouds
Two individuals unexpectedly met in Skylark, a bustling city with skyscrapers that seemed to reach the heavens, where dreams were attainable. Mia, a young and spirited artist, had a passion for the skies, spending her days capturing the changing colors of dawn and dusk on her canvases. She infused her artwork with the beauty that only nature could provide. Ethan, a seasoned pilot, operated his own small aircraft named "Aurora" which soared through the skies like a majestic bird.
By Muzammil Hussain 3 years ago in Fiction
Oedipus' Left Foot
Oedipus ("swollen foot" in Greek) was a peculiar prince before becoming a particular king, not on account of being Greek, but surely since he was human. Reality will almost always be stranger than fiction. It seems to be another rule of the Cosmos, especially in places where conscious beings can differentiate between the two. However, what is real and what is fictitious?
By Patrick M. Ohana3 years ago in Fiction
FILIPINO MYTHOLOGY GODS
Filipino mythology is a tapestry of diverse beliefs and stories that reflect the cultural richness of the Philippines. Before the introduction of Christianity and Islam to the archipelago, the indigenous peoples of the Philippines held a wide array of spiritual beliefs, often rooted in animism and a deep connection to nature. While not as extensively documented as some other mythologies, Filipino mythology offers a glimpse into the spiritual world of the pre-colonial era.
By Angelito Canopin3 years ago in Fiction
The Hex Signs. Top Story - August 2023.
The first time I saw Stephen, he painted a hex sign on my right arm, and I couldn’t move my fingers for three hours. When I found him again the next day, I asked how he had done it. He just gave me a lopsided smile, the kind when someone knows something you don’t, and I decided right then that I was going to become his friend no matter what. I wanted to be in on his secrets.
By Clever&WTF3 years ago in Fiction
Fire & Ice
A Short Story Inspired by the Snow Queen (c) Bee Murray If you’re looking for a sweet story about a kind, beautiful, young princess who always does the right thing, falls madly in love with a handsome prince, and always has perfect hair... This isn’t your story and I am not your Princess.
By Bekah Writes3 years ago in Fiction
Lost Below
In the depths of a hidden subterranean realm, Lost Below, a tale of mystery unfolded around the protagonist, Ethan Bellamy. Tasked with a vital mission, Ethan ventured into this futuristic underworld, his heart pulsating with anticipation. The underground world, bathed in the ethereal glow of a distant waterfall, held secrets and perils alike. As Ethan pressed forward, the enigma deepened. Opening the trunk of his trusty vehicle, he discovered an exposed engine, its metallic intricacies hinting at forgotten possibilities and the untold stories that awaited him in the shadowy depths. Fueled by determination, Ethan delved further into Lost Below, ready to unlock the mysteries that lay veiled within its enigmatic embrace.
By Mark Meredith3 years ago in Fiction
Brink of War
Author pre pre-preface: I think everything is now sorted, and while I did publish this story earlier with a different title, I am publishing it again with this title as a test and because it links to the earlier pieces in the series in the author's preface below. Why not just add the links to the other version you published Dan? you might be asking if you are not hopelessly confused or totally clueless or just pissed off at me right now. Great question, would be my reply. lol!
By Everyday Junglist3 years ago in Fiction










