Series
"The Beyond Light"
"The Beyond Light" By 3085, the human race had conquered the stars, settling far-off worlds and discovering technology that were unthinkable. The Lucid Device, an artifact discovered on the moon of a far-off planet in the Zorin system, was the most significant of these finds. This mysterious apparatus possessed the power to peek into other realms, bend space-time, and reveal secrets. It was a technology that could reveal the universe's darkest secrets. However, nobody had been able to utilize it in spite of its potential.
By Rajoan Islamabout a year ago in Fiction
That One Time I Found a Life-Changing Book by Accident
Okay, so picture this: I’m deep into one of my least glamorous tasks—doing keyword research for Amazon. I’m tired, I’m scrolling, and my brain is about as inspired as a blank Word doc. Then, out of nowhere, this title pops up like it knows me personally: Hearts Run from Broken Lies: A Journey Through the Labyrinths of Truth.
By Svein Ove Hareideabout a year ago in Fiction
Son of my heart- Go, and take the world.
Life is a journey where we learn, grow, and discover. As your some would call father figure, I also want to share with you a key few lessons that I hope will help you feel legacy when you are struggling to carve a life that takes meaning, strength, and health. This advice is based on experience more than theory. Bear these lessons in mind.
By Rohitha Lankaabout a year ago in Fiction
Inspirational Short Stories – Motivational Stories
The first motivational story is about the clever work of a merchant's daughter in a small town in Italy a hundred years ago. An old merchant borrowed some money from a bloodsucking moneylender of the town for his business. But due to several consecutive losses and the moneylender's interest money was coming out at a compounding rate, it became difficult for the merchant to repay the money. He could not repay the money on time. At that time, the moneylender said that he would forgive all the debts on one condition, if the merchant married his daughter to the moneylender.
By Tusher Enamabout a year ago in Fiction
"The Midnight Echoes"
"The Midnight Echoes" Gazing into the seemingly endless shadows, Sophia stood at the edge of the woodland. The trees, whose branches twisted into hideous patterns, looked like giants in the eerie silver illumination of the full moon, which hung low in the sky. A gentle breeze swept through the woods, and the only sound to break the stillness was the rustle of leaves. That silence felt different tonight, though. Something ancient electrified it, made it feel alive.
By Rajoan Islamabout a year ago in Fiction
Selections from the Grand Bazaar
“Do you remember the first time we came up here?” Chaani asked, tying her hair into a ponytail as the train pulled to a stop at the pristine Chimera Heights station. Unlike Vargos’ other train stations, Chimera Heights was equipped with top-notch security measures, a heavy corporate police presence, and immaculate sanitation and architecture–a delight to visitors and a comforting relief for those returning home from the city’s seedier districts.
By R.R. Stephensonabout a year ago in Fiction
Guardians and Angels | Chapter Three (Part 9)
If I could rearrange time, I would take the moment his father caught us dancing in the California sunset, and I'd place it so far into our future, the universe would grow too cold for us to find it, all the burning stars would be long gone. God would find that moment, in the darkness, at closing time, and would wonder how it got there.
By Christopher Dubbsabout a year ago in Fiction
Whispers of the Ananouki
Setting: Georgia, 2027. A small, near-abandoned town after a catastrophic nuclear strike. Dima had never seen a morning like this before. The kind of morning where silence wasn’t comforting, but suffocating. It had been weeks since the strike. Weeks since he last saw anyone — or heard anything except for the rustle of the wind, which now carried an acrid, metallic scent. The fallout from the nuclear strike had ravaged his once-beautiful Georgian town, turning everything into a cold, gray wasteland. The skies were forever dimmed by the thick layers of radioactive ash.
By saad ahmedabout a year ago in Fiction
The Genesis Clone. Runner-Up in 500 Word Shockwave Challenge.
Eva’s eyes widened before she ducked her head. “Stay still,” Mom criticized her, sounding more harsh than usual. Eva stopped herself from flinching because she understood. Something was wrong with Dad. They wouldn’t tell her what, but they tested her blood not long ago. The three of them were now waiting in the hospital for the results. What results they were hoping for, they didn’t tell her either. Eva would ask but her parents got annoyed when she asked questions. Maybe they wanted to see if she had what Dad had? No...that didn’t sound like them. It didn’t sound like any adult Eva had met in her life to be concerned about her, about any child clone. She doubted even Johnathan Apple, who created the Genesis Flower, would care about them.
By Rebecca Pattonabout a year ago in Fiction
