Mystery
A Haunting at the Hotel Grand
A young mans dream vacation turns into a nightmare. One that will stay with him longer than he anticipated. Dawson and Lynn Sweeney were on their last leg of a week long road trip. One more night in a strange hotel and they would be home to the comfort of their own beds.
By Scott A. Gese2 years ago in Fiction
The Back Nose
In a city that lived at night, with entertainment venues always thronged, there existed in a forgotten corner of this booming town a small, independently owned cinema called "The Back Nose". Unlike the glittering multiplexes that brought multitudes, "The Back Nose" was an old, run-down theater. It had an unusual name that baffled many but was a badge of pride to die-hard film enthusiasts. The idea of going there was to be treated to "The Back Nose" and more.
By Usman Zafar2 years ago in Fiction
Love, Lithographs, and Lichtenstein
"Oh, Jeff... I love you too... but..." Jeff read in an undertone the message from his beloved Freya, feeling the eyes of his team fixed on him. The story still felt too melodramatic, even for him. For a long time he had pondered what her last words in her beautiful corporeal form had meant. All efforts to contact Lichtenstein before his death had been in vain.
By Paul Stewart2 years ago in Fiction
SANTA CLAUS : The Christmas's Magic
Santa: The Christmas Magic With the December wind and chilled season comes the bright lighting on houses and streets, with one known figure in full light. It is Santa Claus, donning his famous red suit, laughing heartily, and carrying a bag full of gifts. Not only a character in stories but more so a reflection of hope, generosity, and that very magic that would make Christmas so special and worth having.
By Aman Yadav2 years ago in Fiction
Time Slips and Time Travel Theories-Reality or Myth
Time travel and quantum physics have always fascinated us. From old stories to today's science, the idea of moving through time is captivating. We'll look into the world of time slips and theories, where science meets the unknown.
By Dhanush Paramasivam2 years ago in Fiction











