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I can’t think of a name, subtitle or subject for this story. What should I call it? What should it be about? Should it be fiction or fantasy? A mystery perhaps? Something for the humanity section? Oh I can’t decide. What do I do. This is the worst case of writers block I’ve ever had. Should I make it a story about a bank robber? An archiologist who thinks everything belongs in a museum? Or maybe a detective on the brink of solving a major crime? I just don’t know, I’m out of ideas. This stinks! This really stinks!
By Alex H Mittelman 4 years ago in Fiction
The Haunted Train and the Lost Locket
The sun had set long ago, and the moon had risen to cast an eerie glow across the countryside. The whistle of the train echoed through the hills, as it made its way towards the small town of Blackwood. The passengers were settled in their seats, chatting amongst themselves or dozing off. The train was on schedule, and nothing seemed out of the ordinary.
By Narrative Eye4 years ago in Fiction
Scented Memories
Anika gently smoothed the folded pages of her mother's recipe and got to work. She heated the oil and tossed in the seeds. The scent of fennel, coriander and cumin quickly filled the kitchen. Anika stirred, easing into the memories - until the spices began to burn.
By Loryne Andawey4 years ago in Fiction
#5 A Man, A Girl, and A God?
The colour of auburn licks the trees, paints the sky, heats the skin, singes the hair and fur, and blows the black wind. The man gazed out the window, holding a young, cherished one. The young child blinked slowly, breathing heavily. Both were sweating. The sound of cries echoed through the streets. The smell of burning flesh rose to the sky, tickling their senses as it did. The deer did not survive.
By Leucius Verda'ant4 years ago in Fiction
Volume 1: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
Introduction The world was introduced to the enchanting wizarding universe of Harry Potter in 2001 with the release of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone." Based on J.K. Rowling's beloved novel, this cinematic adaptation, directed by Chris Columbus, laid the foundation for the highly successful film franchise that captivated audiences of all ages. In this article, we delve into the first installment of the series, exploring the magical journey that unfolds as Harry Potter discovers his true heritage and embarks on an extraordinary adventure.
By Mohammed Askee4 years ago in Fiction
Beyond the Comfort Zone: Must-Watch Horror Anime
Anime is not just limited to action, romance, and comedy genres. It also offers a wide range of horror anime that can send chills down your spine and make you feel uneasy. Here are some must-watch horror anime for those looking to delve into this genre.
By Mishal Saleem4 years ago in Fiction
Code Geass: Hangyaku no Lelouch - A Beginner's Guide to the Epic Anime Series
Code Geass: Hangyaku no Lelouch is a popular anime series that is loved by many around the world. If you are new to this series, you may be wondering what it is all about and why it has become such a cultural phenomenon. In this blog, we will introduce you to Code Geass and help you understand why it has captured the hearts of so many anime fans.
By Mishal Saleem4 years ago in Fiction
A Beginner's Guide to Anime - How to Get Started in the World of Japanese Animation
Anime is a popular form of entertainment that has captivated audiences all over the world. Originating in Japan, anime refers to animated TV shows and movies that cover a wide range of genres, from action and adventure to romance and comedy. For beginners who are just getting into anime, the sheer variety of options available can be overwhelming. In this beginner's guide to anime, we'll provide an introduction to the world of anime and offer some tips for getting started.
By Mishal Saleem4 years ago in Fiction
Legendary one piece
Introduction: "One Piece," the brainchild of the brilliant mangaka Eiichiro Oda, has carved its name into the annals of manga and anime history. With its engaging storylines, charismatic characters, expansive world-building, and profound themes, "One Piece" has captivated audiences around the globe for over two decades. This review aims to delve deeper into the extraordinary aspects that make "One Piece" an enduring masterpiece. The Vast and Enthralling World of "One Piece": At the heart of "One Piece" lies a meticulously crafted world that breathes life into the story. The Great Pirate Era unfolds across the Grand Line, a treacherous and mysterious sea. Oda's world-building prowess shines as he introduces a plethora of islands, each with its own unique culture, history, and challenges. The sheer scale and diversity of this world are awe-inspiring, and readers or viewers are treated to a vivid tapestry of adventures and discoveries. From the bustling metropolis of Water 7 to the enigmatic Skypiea, the landscapes of "One Piece" are as diverse as the characters that inhabit them. Characters: A Dynamic and Endearing Crew: "One Piece" boasts an ensemble cast that leaves an indelible mark on the hearts of fans. Leading the charge is Monkey D. Luffy, a rubber-powered pirate with an unwavering determination to become the Pirate King. Luffy's infectious enthusiasm and loyalty to his friends make him an instantly lovable protagonist. Each member of his Straw Hat crew, including the sharp-witted navigator Nami, the swordsman with a sense of justice Zoro, and the shipwright with a kind heart Franky, brings a unique personality and skill set to the mix. One of the series' greatest strengths is Oda's ability to develop characters beyond their initial introductions. From overcoming personal struggles to exploring intricate backstories, the growth and depth exhibited by the Straw Hat Pirates and their allies are remarkable. This character-driven approach allows readers and viewers to forge deep connections with the cast, investing them emotionally in their triumphs and tribulations. Captivating Storytelling and Pacing: The overarching story of "One Piece" centers on the Straw Hat Pirates' pursuit of the legendary treasure, the One Piece. The narrative is carefully woven with a perfect blend of adventure, mystery, and humor. Each story arc presents unique challenges, whether it's navigating treacherous seas, battling powerful foes, or unearthing long-held secrets. Oda's masterful storytelling ensures that every arc contributes to the overarching plot while providing a fresh and engaging experience. While the manga maintains an excellent pace, it is worth mentioning that the anime adaptation occasionally suffers from pacing issues, particularly during certain arcs. However, the animation quality, voice acting, and vibrant color palette in the anime add another layer of immersion and visual splendor to the story. Themes That Resonate: Beneath its surface, "One Piece" explores profound themes that transcend the boundaries of a typical pirate adventure. Friendship, loyalty, sacrifice, and the pursuit of dreams are recurring motifs that resonate deeply with audiences of all ages. The bonds formed within the crew and the unwavering support they offer one another create a powerful message about the strength of unity and camaraderie. Additionally, "One Piece" addresses social and political issues, often critiquing corruption, discrimination, and the abuse of power. It encourages readers and viewers to reflect on real-world complexities and inspires them to stand against injustice. Conclusion: "One Piece" is a remarkable manga and anime series that has become a cultural phenomenon. Its world-building, characters, themes, and story are all exceptional, and it remains one of the most influential and beloved anime and manga franchises of all time. Despite its length and occasional flaws, "One Piece" continues to captivate and inspire audiences around the world, and it is a must-watch or must-read for fans of the genre.
By Ragavendra4 years ago in Fiction
IT SHOULD HAVE ENDED.
It should have ended. Those four words echoed through my mind as I stumbled through the dark woods, my heart pounding with fear. I knew that I had made a mistake, that I should have turned back when I had the chance. But it was too late now. I was lost, and I was being hunted.
By Tejas Arya4 years ago in Fiction
THE LAST MAN
In a world where humanity had long since vanished, there stood one man. The Last Man, as he was called, had been wandering the earth for years, searching for any signs of life. But the only thing he found were ruins and remnants of the past. The world had become a desolate wasteland, devoid of any hope or promise.
By Tejas Arya4 years ago in Fiction
