Series

Friday's Child
Even the sweetest tempered dog will bite if you back her into a corner. Poke, nip and tease long enough. Fail to show any respect. Take advantage of her good nature, and take her loyalty for granted... and she'll show her teeth. When that happens, don't blame the dog.
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Fiction
Adventures of A Windy Day
Wind blew listlessly through the deep green forest, rustling the leaves on the trees half-heartedly before sweeping across a nearby meadow to bend each blade of grass gently in a reverent bow. It soared high into the air, weaving through a waterfall on the far side of the meadow, carrying a cascade of mist across the delicate blue and ivory flowers that grew along the edge of the little stream below. Then it raced through a tunnel high on the mountain side, moaning hauntingly. But the restless wind soon tired of such childish games and came to rest on the edge of a high cliff with a mournful sigh. There was nothing to do and worse, no reason to do it.
By A. J. Schoenfeld2 years ago in Fiction
Wednesday's Child
The first time I saw Victoria, my eyeballs found the home where they were always meant to be, and never wanted to leave. Rooted to the spot, I forgot how to breathe.
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Fiction
292 Terraforming Mars Part 4
DIARY ENTRY SOL 22,102 It’s pretty amazing that these ferropods, simple as they were, ushered in such a cultural upheaval: there was life elsewhere in the universe! The fact that it was just next door on Mars implied that it was probably everywhere in the universe.
By Gerard DiLeo2 years ago in Fiction
Crowley's End
I laughed under streetlights with Gaz, Brett, and Simon. I was brave. Cocky even. Not now. I shiver. The handle of my bucket is greasy with palm-sweat. No streetlights this far out. My friends are tucked safe in that warm orange glow, egging me on. I can't hear their shouts anymore.
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Fiction
The Dark Vs The Five Marks
Chapter 1 = The lose of hope The story starts with the accident view. Everyone is taking this person to the operation center because he was brutally injured. ‘Head full of blood, chest being sliced slightly, broken arms, scratches on necks and not in a well condition’. But somehow, he had some consciousness left, and was mesmerizing in his mind, very calmly and in a relax tone…
By kush jain2 years ago in Fiction
A Stargazing Summer Chapter 2
Lily opened the door as quietly as she could not wanting to wake her Gran if she finally settled to rest. The familiar hum of the television greeted her once she stepped inside. It was one of the daytime soap operas her Gran loved watching; the kind where the characters’ lives were always more dramatic than reality.
By Heather2 years ago in Fiction
Rise of the Goblin God
Tales of fearless explorers, strong gods, and great heroes abound in the realm of dark fantasy. However, the plot of "From Goblin to Goblin God" takes a surprising turn by concentrating on a goblin, one of the most unimportant creatures in fantasy mythology. As the protagonist of this comic ascends from the lowest echelons of the food chain to something even more terrifying—a Goblin God—it challenges all we know about goblins and takes us on a wild, horrific trip.
By Jawad Ahmad2 years ago in Fiction
Swag and Sassy: Round 1
The metallic clang of the chain echoed as Trey "Swag" Williams rained hit after hit upon the heavy punching bag making it swing with every blow. Sweat glistened on his ebony skin, tracing the contours of his muscular frame like liquid bronze.
By theodore amos2 years ago in Fiction
A Stargazing Summer Chapter 1
Lily Parker yawned and took a sip of her coffee as she steered her car into the winding driveway of the Hawthorn Estate, which was already buzzing with activity. So much for being an early bird, she thought with a wry smile. The sun was beginning to rise, casting a golden glow over the sprawling grounds, and she could see clusters of people already gathered around tables laden with assorted items.
By Heather2 years ago in Fiction
The Girl who survived
The weather is breath taking it is windy dark outside not letting sun to rise. Alina is lying in her bed thinking, what she should do next as she is done everything to live her life. But life is not doing fair. The thoughts are hitting her continuously.
By Parveen Baloch 2 years ago in Fiction
Midnight Dawn. Runner-Up in Fantasy Prologue II Challenge.
The river ran backwards on the day the Queen vanished. The small, light green stream of the Cascade began to froth into a deep, effervescent river and soon grew to be a vast lake.
By Gary Johnston2 years ago in Fiction