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I sat alone in the cold gray waiting room, picking at the crusty edge of a tear in the orange vinyl seat cushion. Frosted glass slid open, and I heard my name.
By H.G. Silvia3 years ago in Fiction
Aokai's Awakening and Unity
On the verdant island of Kaiolia, tucked away in the hug of the tremendous Pacific Sea, a lethargic giant slept underneath the sky blue skies. Mount Aokai, an emotionless spring of gushing lava delegated with wisps of fog, lingered over the tropical scene like a quiet sentinel. Its puzzling presence cast a spell over the islanders, who lived together as one with the recurring pattern of the cerulean tides and the influence of palm fronds in the warm breeze.
By C.S LEWIS3 years ago in Fiction
Whispers of the Crimson Sky
Title: "Whispers of the Crimson Sky" The air was thick with tension as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows across the barren landscape. The once serene meadows now echoed with the haunting whispers of an impending storm – a storm of war that had engulfed the nation in a relentless grip.
By ARTIST3 years ago in Fiction
Artificial Intelligence: A Tapestry Woven into Our Lives
Introduction: Artificial Intelligence (AI) transcends the confines of technology, weaving its intricate threads into the very fabric of our existence. Much like art, it extends beyond mere innovation, embedding itself in our daily lives, altering perceptions, and shaping our collective future.
By Memo Taha3 years ago in Fiction
Nectar Hands me a Conundrum
Mighty oaks and silver birches and Californian redwoods cast their twining shadows from overhead as Four-Eyes and I passed quietly through the night-time botanical garden. From flowerbeds at our feet, springtime crocuses nestling alongside Christmas begonias threw colour and scent. The path wound its way by holographic simulacra of an English thatched cottage, Mount Rushmore, and the Taj Mahal.
By Doc Sherwood3 years ago in Fiction
The Enigma: The Wallace Line and Earth's Ancient Echoes
In the vast expanse of the Malay Archipelago, nestled between the enchanting islands of Indonesia, lies an invisible but profound demarcation known as the Wallace Line. This imperceptible boundary, discovered by the pioneering British naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace in 1859, is both real and imaginary, weaving its way through the archipelago and shaping the intricate tapestry of biodiversity in the region.
By Candra G3 years ago in Fiction
Almost Free
"You've got to be fucking kidding me." Abrams didn't think it was possible to be even more fucked than he already was and yet here he was. Red and blue light flash through the back window of his car. He grips the steering wheel until his fingers hurt, nails biting into the leather. He wasn't speeding or violating traffic laws, but he knew that had nothing to do with why he was suddenly pulled over.
By Jupiter3 years ago in Fiction
Twilight of Ares - Finale
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By Matthew J. Fromm3 years ago in Fiction
Godzilla Minus One
Introduction: Godzilla Minus One, the newest installment in Japan's Toho Studios' iconic Godzilla franchise, takes a unique approach by exploring the aftermath of World War II and showcasing a more human-centered narrative. In this blog article, we will delve into why this film stands out from its predecessors and how it successfully reignites the love for Godzilla among fans and newcomers alike.
By Havi Nagpal3 years ago in Fiction
SILO SERIES SEASON 1
In Silo episode 1, a man pins his sheriff badge and prepares his room, but Holston's actions will change everything as he enters a giant base housing many people.
By DEVASENAN SUBRAMANI3 years ago in Fiction
Interplanetary Interschool
Telekinetic boys were the worst. The umpires were psychic too, and supposedly able to detect a contestant illegally using his powers, but low-level stuff slipped by them. That was why my shoelace coming untied mid-game always made me fume with suspiciousness, and doubly so when my underwear happened to need an urgent untuck just when I was about to shoot the ball.
By Doc Sherwood3 years ago in Fiction
12/12
On This Day The twelfth of December, 12/12, a date when the UK and USA could agree for once. It also does happen twelve times a year, once a month. Nut this 12/12 was different. No one saw it coming. No one could explain it.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Fiction