Series

Bits & Pieces
What follows is an experiment I have conducted before, where I pool my decaying Vocal fragments and attempt to bind them in some cohesive manner. While I do put honest effort into molding the overall piece, it is still an attempt more desperate than intended--mainly because of the platform's 600 word minimum (for non-poetry submissions), which I find a hindrance and nothing more.
By Ad-Libbing With The Z-Man3 years ago in Fiction
Gratitude, Part 1
Wednesday Morning 1. Susan If there's a holiday I don't care about, it's Thanksgiving. But Bobby's family just goes nuts for it. Every year it's a whole procedure. Three generations of extended family (thirty people!) descend on the family farm to eat, drink, and fight over board games until the weekend is over. There's a strict schedule, a dress code, and bizarre traditions that make no sense. At least not to me.
By Suze Kay3 years ago in Fiction
The tale of Chronos
Once upon a time, in a realm far removed from the constraints of time, there existed a mysterious place known as the Temporal Sanctuary. Within its ethereal boundaries, time stood still, untouched by the ceaseless march that governed the human realm. At the heart of this timeless domain stood Kro, the enigmatic and solitary Time Keeper, bound to safeguard the delicate balance of time.
By Aci lais3 years ago in Fiction
Highly Creative
"I heard some people get really creative when they're high." I checked the packaging on the edible. "Should I try it?" "Just take one," Trent said. "50mg is strong."
By Loryne Andawey3 years ago in Fiction
The Last Unicorn
The Last Unicorn The forest was dark and misty, and the trees were tall and twisted. But despite its eerie appearance, it was a place of magic and wonder, for it was home to the last unicorn.
By APR3 years ago in Fiction
Echoes of Thunder
In a realm where darkness weaved its tendrils around every corner, where whispers of ancient secrets echoed through the night, and where the line between the supernatural and reality was blurred, the stage was set for a chilling tale of love, sacrifice, and the extraordinary.
By Wonder3 years ago in Fiction
"Echoes of Thunder: Bonds of Destiny"
Chapter 2: Shadows of the Past The moon hung low in the night sky, casting an eerie glow over the landscape as Alexander and Evelyn continued their journey through the dense forest. Their steps were careful, their senses heightened, for they knew that danger lurked in every shadow.
By Wonder3 years ago in Fiction
A Magical Journey: 01
Things that glowed in broad daylight with no clear light source were never a good thing. Sadly, common sense was not that common. "It's either a magical artifact, cursed, or some kind of alien technolgy... why are you poking it?"
By Natasja Rose3 years ago in Fiction
The Cave S03E10 Chapter Four
THIS IS ACTUALLY S03E11 CHAPTER FOUR Back in the wilds of Tasmania, young Millie was in the dark and preparing to cast her first spell. She shook her hands, wiped the sweat off them on the back of her jeans, then held them in front of her and whispered, “In darkness shall light grow and lead the way ahead.” A warm white flame sparked to life in the palm of her hand and showed her the way forward.
By Karen Eastland 3 years ago in Fiction
#FailingAtLife
A sequel to 'It's About Me, Not You!' Dear Mona, Mmm, no, I don’t think so. I still can’t settle on a name for you. And saying Dear Diary just sounds ridiculous. I'm 30, not 13! Anyway, I’ll keep working on it.
By Lilly Cooper3 years ago in Fiction
The Haunting Shadows
Chapter 2: Echoes of the Past As the lingering echoes of Samuel Thornfield's presence faded, the group found themselves standing in the now-silent basement. The weight of the revelations they had uncovered settled upon them like a heavy fog. They exchanged bewildered glances, their minds racing to comprehend the magnitude of the horrors they had just witnessed.
By Wonder3 years ago in Fiction
Sorry Stephanie
Stephanie said she'd scream, seeing such similar sounds strangling single sentences. - She said she'd shout, seeing sibilant structures
By Loryne Andawey3 years ago in Fiction