Horror
Geometry gone mad!?
I went to math class, which is Geometry. I walked into class and everything and one was for the most part normal. About 10 minutes into the lesson on lines everyone in class seemed to become a line or two and being perpendicular to each other showing their shared relationship.
By Mark Grahamabout 5 hours ago in Fiction
This Will Be Fun
"This Will Be Fun" By Corey W Harland He sat in his once-bubble-filled tub, the faint notes of lavender soap now fighting a losing battle against the heavy, copper stench of fresh blood. The bathwater was no longer a lukewarm sanctuary; it was turning a sickening, murky pink.
By Corey W Harlandabout 23 hours ago in Fiction
The Hanging Tree
Like many English villages Bibbington had its own ancient tradition. It was quaint and popular, it even featured in the county’s tourist guide along with a lovely picture of smiling children. I have included the entry from said pamphlet for your reference:
By Simon Curtisa day ago in Fiction
Storage Shed
You go to the shed for a table leaf. That’s it. That’s the entire mission. A simple retrieval operation. A three‑minute task. Something so basic it doesn’t even qualify as a chore. You’ve survived gate guard at 0300, CQ shifts that felt like psychological warfare, and the kind of family chaos that should earn hazard pay. A shed should not be a threat.
By Syl De'Vila day ago in Fiction
The Rotting Wreaths of Winterveil. Top Story - September 2026.
It was a truly tacit place, Winterveil —with unpredictable, looping weather and calendars that barely rang true. You would think students had grown accustomed to living such a life, but most of them had no idea, no clue of what world they had been born into.
By K.H. Obergfoll2 days ago in Fiction
