Psychological
Beware: Do Not Enter
The hair on his arm bristled as the wind swept through the trees carrying a whisper, a warning, on the breeze * No one knows the length one goes, to ensure that no one seesthe agony that summons death, from a dead man on his knees Beware the path that leads the way to the cabin in the woodmake sure your choice is right because it will be yours for good
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden6 months ago in Fiction
The Wolves. Top Story - May 2026.
There are things worse than wolves in those woods, trust me. When you hear their howl, run. Chief Ranger Talin’s warning echoed in her memory as Liv crawled on hands and knees through the undergrowth. Ahead of her, little Tivar crawled with the eagerness of a puppy. If her parents caught her out of bed and beyond the gates...That thought annoyed her even further. Her fourteenth harvest drew near, and yet they insisted on treating her like a child still.
By Matthew J. Fromm6 months ago in Fiction
Hourglass: A Tale of Anxiety Part 5. Content Warning.
“Stop worrying about what can go wrong and get excited about what can go right.” — Tony Robbins. This story is one of many in 🎗A Mental Health Awareness Month initiative🎗 held by Fictionry.com Please join us: https://www.fictionry.com/events/mental-health-awareness-2026
By Rain Dayze6 months ago in Fiction
The One in the Mirror
Robert and I had known each other since childhood. We went to the same elementary school, then to the same high school. We even enrolled at the same university, but somewhere around the third year we drifted apart. I had slowed down a little with my academic obligations, so he graduated before I did. Naturally, he found a job sooner too, and set out along the path of a career.
By Siniša Knežević6 months ago in Fiction
Her (ii)
At my insistence, Mother found an old photo of my father. In it, he was stood in front of an old car, a forearm resting on the open door. He was wearing sunglasses, the top four buttons of his shirt were undone, and his hair was being lifted by a stray breeze.
By L.C. Schäfer6 months ago in Fiction
When the Brake Breaks. Content Warning.
The sun was setting on a spring day. The only problem was that spring felt more like summer. Ace sat in his car, watching and listening to nature’s music, trying not to relive the tragic mistake he had made.
By Adam's Urban Tales (William Powers)6 months ago in Fiction
Hourglass: A Tale of Anxiety Part 4. Top Story - May 2026. Content Warning.
“Surrender to what is. Let go of what was. Have faith in what will be.” — Sonia Ricotti.This story is one of many in 🎗A Mental Health Awareness Month initiative🎗 held by Fictionry.com Please join us: https://www.fictionry.com/events/mental-health-awareness-2026
By Rain Dayze6 months ago in Fiction
The Drunkard and the Patron. Content Warning.
“I’m so drunk,” the drunkard finally said. He had downed his fifth whiskey on the rocks and had been rambling about something ever since the third. Most people ignored him. Others occasionally nodded their heads, pretending to listen. It was the only way they could relieve themselves of the pain of listening to some kid who turned 21 the other day, and finally discovered that he can walk into a bar and order as many drinks possible.
By Dean Traylor6 months ago in Fiction
The Library Beneath the Rain. AI-Generated.
In the small town of Grey Hollow, people stayed indoors, windows glowing faintly behind curtains. Streets were empty except for puddles that reflected the pale streetlights. Everyone believed the old underground library had been abandoned decades ago.
By Waleed khan6 months ago in Fiction
