Historical
The Tower Talks
The Tower Talks D. A. Ratliff “If walls could talk.” How many times a day does someone say that? I have lost count because I quit counting quite a long time ago. Let me introduce myself, I am the White Tower, and when I tell you I have seen it all, I am not exaggerating. Allow me to tell you my story.
By D. A. Ratliff4 years ago in Fiction
Whispers from Behind the Walls
The small village where Frank and Alice lived was a peaceful and idyllic place. The villagers lived simple lives, working hard and enjoying the beauty of nature that surrounded them. They were known for their kindness and hospitality, and everyone looked out for each other.
By Karthi7oct4 years ago in Fiction
A Queen Undone
If walls could talk, oh the stories we could tell! For we are the walls of the Tower of London. Just imagine, dear listener, the secrets and experiences we have witnessed over the centuries. Yes, indeed, the Tower of London holds a wealth of history within its walls. From the coronation of kings and queens to the imprisonment and execution of notorious prisoners, we have seen it all.
By Jeremy Hall4 years ago in Fiction
Time Traveler
Once upon a time, in the not-so-distant future, there was a man named Jack. Jack was a brilliant scientist who had dedicated his life to studying the concept of time travel. He had always been fascinated by the idea of being able to travel back in time and witness historical events or change the course of history itself.
By Mohamed Shameem M4 years ago in Fiction
When the Demons Ride from Hell. Runner-Up in If Walls Could Talk.
In Whitechapel, no one questioned if walls could talk. It was only a matter of what stories they would tell. Where some walls held secrets, the walls in this pocket of the city held revelations. Dark truths. Memories of sights that could shake the foundation of a world that was still trying to take shape.
By E.B. Johnson 4 years ago in Fiction
The Return of the King: A Momentous Occasion in the City of London
The sun shone brightly over the city of London, the capital of England. The streets were bustling with merchants, hawkers, and beggars. The city was alive with the hustle and bustle of the daily life.
By Khushi Gupta4 years ago in Fiction
Plato's Wager. Runner-Up in Time Traveler Challenge.
399 BCE. Athens, Greece. The pyre is ready. Drenched in oil, swaddled in white cloth, Archelaus’s body lays in stately rest on the funereal platform. Hundreds of Athenians watch in somber silence as a young, bearded man lifts a blazing torch above his head. Blinking back tears, he sets his jaw and lowers the flame.
By Addison Horner4 years ago in Fiction
The Great Wall Chronicles
I am a wall, a symbol of strength and determination. I am the Great Wall of China, one of the greatest architectural marvels in human history. I have seen countless generations come and go, watched as empires rose and fell, and stood as a testament to the power and resilience of the human spirit.
By Jan Jansen4 years ago in Fiction
The Walls of the Church
If walls could talk, the tales they could share. I am the wall of a church, a grand and magnificent structure that has stood for centuries in the heart of a bustling city. I have seen countless generations come and go, each leaving their own unique mark on this church and on me.
By Jan Jansen4 years ago in Fiction








