Series

A Perfect Month To Leap
He was a consummate mathematician, so he loved February. You could count on February. February was perfect. Four perfect weeks of seven days. Exactly 28 days. Divisible by 1, 2, 4, 7, 14, and 28. Rational.
By Gerard DiLeo3 years ago in Fiction
The Last Seeker: Episode One
That fateful day when I opened the locked drawer of my father’s old writing desk was the day that everything in my life changed.
By Savannah K. Wilson3 years ago in Fiction
The Unraveling: A Mother's Descent into Madness
Once, there was a quaint little house nestled on the outskirts of town, shrouded in mystery and whispers of past tragedies. It was here that Sarah, a devoted mother, sought solace after the loss of her husband in a tragic accident. Little did she know, the house held secrets far more sinister than she could ever imagine.
By Ashok3 years ago in Fiction
Amelia's Secret
I had suspicions soon after Amelia was born, but it was dangerous even to think such things. I explained them away rather than face them.
By L.C. Schäfer3 years ago in Fiction
My Brand New Android
We've all done it. Haven't we? Daydreamed of a better life. A lottery win, marrying someone rich, becoming famous. A giant whisking us off to a castle to learn magic.
By L.C. Schäfer3 years ago in Fiction
Mosquitos — Would You Miss 'Em?
Mosquitos. Would anyone miss 'em? Malaria, chikungunya, dengue, yellow fever? Genetically modified mosquitos unable to reproduce? Sounds like a great idea.
By Gerard DiLeo3 years ago in Fiction
Ashes to Ashes. Top Story - March 2024.
The Captain’s “medical leave” was suspicious with a feel of relief and suspicion. John’s gratitude rush was a well-deserved break from the suffocating case and an opportunity for him to clear his head. However, he still felt some lingering doubts inside of him. Was this actually about his welfare or just a smart way of keeping him at arm’s length as they carried on with their investigations?
By Kageno Hoshino3 years ago in Fiction
Living Doll™
The Nia® series. Cantileave 'er Alone™ She was a work of industrial art. Poetry in kinetic motion. A sensuous capacitor of potential energy.
By Gerard DiLeo3 years ago in Fiction
The Haunting of Mayfair Mall
In the bustling heart of Mumbai stood Mayfair Mall, a towering monument to consumerism that seemed to pulse with life during the day. But as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows over the city, the mall transformed into something else entirely—a place where darkness lingered and whispers of the past echoed through its empty corridors.
By Ashok3 years ago in Fiction
Nanna's Misunderstanding
"The distance between parents and children is directly proportional to the age of the child. The distance grows as the child grows.
By Arjun Sahasya3 years ago in Fiction
Cindy of Ravenswood. Content Warning.
There is a difference from right and from wrong, here, my thoughts do not align. I was always under the impression that they were good guys in the world and bad. Now I am not too sure. Let me first introduce myself to you, my name is Cindy Poppins, I am a caretaker for the elderly here in Ravenswood, it does not matter what their fault is or was while they were alive, rather younger, now that they are old and feeble mind and body. It is my task to take care of them in their final days. This is where I say the lines blurred between what is good and what is bad. To give further note in this I will try my best to recall the conversation from one who has passed, as well as one whom is waiting to pass.
By William L. Truax III3 years ago in Fiction
NANNY FAIRY
Episode 1: The Enchanted Arrival In the quaint village of Silverbrook, nestled amidst rolling hills and lush forests, there lived a young girl named Emily. With her tousled golden hair and sparkling green eyes, she was a source of joy and mischief for the villagers.
By Noor Firza Ibnu Hazmin3 years ago in Fiction