Fantasy

Why the Birds Don't Have Arms
It’s been wondered aloud by many a human, why is it that birds don’t have arms? Why is it that they have wings instead? There is a lot that goes into the ‘why’ and birds did used to have arms a long time ago. But it is most curious that humans always wonder this… as they are the reason birds do not have arms.
By Stephen Kramer Avitabile3 years ago in Fiction
Lord of the Flies
The lord of the flies was starting to get old. He knew that his time to die was getting near. With no children to pass the throne to, he called a meeting with everybody in his kingdom. “To all my dear citizens”, he said, “my time has drawn near. I have no one to take my throne. So, I’ve decided to hold a contest. Whoever brings me the most amazing gift will take the kingdom. There will be 3 rounds.”
By David E. Perry3 years ago in Fiction
SHADOWS OF HOPE
Shadows of Hope In a small, picturesque town nestled between majestic mountains and lush forests, lived a group of extraordinary friends: Maya, a fearless and skilled martial artist; Jake, a brilliant tech whiz; Aria, a passionate social worker; and Alex, a cunning investigative journalist. Together, they formed an inseparable team, always on the lookout for any evil lurking in the shadows.
By MKLZDO233 years ago in Fiction
The naming of our Sun
Before time was known and human life sprouted, before the warmth of the universe radiated amongst the stars; there, in the darkness, dwelt a lonely God. Amid clouds of dust and decay, broken and alone, he drifted. Silence surrounded, echoing into the nothingness of the void he waited. For a thousand years, he stood in that deepest black searching for the light.
By Rachael MacDonald3 years ago in Fiction
The Very First Spore. Top Story - July 2023.
Deep within an ancient forest sat a large pond surrounded by life. The water was kept crystal clear by fizzing oxygen plants, that bubbled clarity through the water. Rounded stones sat at the bottom giving frogs a perfect hiding place to kick from and newts swished with the fish happily away from the passing webbed feet of the ducks coasting by.
By ThatWriterWoman3 years ago in Fiction
Love in Different Shades: Exploring the Diverse Faces of Love
Dive into a collection of interconnected stories that portray love in all its beautiful and diverse forms. From passionate young love to enduring companionship, unconventional relationships to unrequited longing, this anthology weaves together tales that celebrate the various facets of love. Each story invites readers to reflect on their own experiences of love and appreciate the unique journeys that lead individuals to find and cherish it.
By A4 Mansueto3 years ago in Fiction
The Seventh Note
"What's your name?" "Ray." "Can you say that again?" "Ray." "And again?" "Ray!" "Perfect." "What?" "The note you sang is perfect."
By Richard Seltzer3 years ago in Fiction
Why Do Humans Walk On Two Legs?
A woman and her son were on their way to buy groceries. The child fidgeted in the stroller, refusing to be distracted by toys or snacks. Finally, the woman lifted the child out and let him walk beside her.
By Donna Gerard3 years ago in Fiction
Joey's Pouch-tastic Adventure
In the heart of the Australian outback, a long time ago, kangaroos roamed the vast grasslands with boundless energy and bouncy strides. These kangaroos were the fastest and most agile creatures around, but they often faced a hilarious problem – carrying their little ones.
By Urwa Nasrullah3 years ago in Fiction
Mythmaker - The Fabled Origin of the Enchanted Forest
Long ago, in a time when the world was young and shrouded in mystic wonders, there existed a realm called Mithrandora, where magic thrived and fantastical creatures roamed freely. At the heart of Mithrandora stood the Enchanted Forest, a place of unparalleled beauty and untamed power. The origins of this wondrous woodland were shrouded in mystery, but one mythical tale emerged as the most enduring explanation: the legend of the Mythmaker.
By Nitin Gabhe3 years ago in Fiction
Average men
Once upon a time, in the bustling city of Brookville, there lived a man named Adam Brown. He was an unassuming individual, leading a life of simplicity and routine. Adam worked diligently as a humble clerk in a small office, surrounded by stacks of paperwork and the hum of office machinery. His days were predictable, and he had long resigned himself to the notion that he was destined for an ordinary existence.
By Apollo3 years ago in Fiction
Why Sun Gives It's Light To Earth
In the days when the world was young and bathed in twilight, there existed a celestial realm above the clouds. The realm was home to a radiant being named Solara, the embodiment of the sun's brilliance. Solara was a being of unparalleled beauty and grace, with eyes that held the secrets of the universe and a heart that overflowed with compassion.
By Urwa Nasrullah3 years ago in Fiction