Series
Magical Realism
Magical realism is a literary genre that originated in Latin America in the 1940s and 1950s, and it has since become popular all around the world. This genre is characterized by the use of fantastical elements in a realistic setting, creating a sense of wonder and magic within a familiar and everyday environment. Unlike traditional fantasy literature, magical realism often blurs the line between the real and the imaginary, challenging readers to question their perception of reality.
By Haidar- Ali4 years ago in Fiction
Jacob - The Dragon-boy (Part 2)
As the storm raged on, Jacob was thrown into the abandoned church by the gang. Lying there in pain, Jacob suddenly heard a deep, resonant voice. "Fear not, young one. I am here to help you." Jacob looked around and saw the young dragon, whom he had seen earlier, looking at him with its kind, amber eyes. Jacob was scared, but he could sense a strange calmness and warmth emanating from the dragon. He somehow found the courage to ask, "What are you going to do?"
By S Rajesh Kumar4 years ago in Fiction
Twisted Love
Twisted love is a term that is often used to describe relationships that are complex, intense, and often unhealthy. It's a type of love that can be all-consuming, and it often involves a great deal of emotional turmoil, manipulation, and even abuse. In this blog post, we will be exploring the concept of twisted love, what it looks like, and why it can be so dangerous.
By Momina Rehman4 years ago in Fiction
West Falls
Anderson Barr's arse hurt. Travelling the long road to nowhere, as romantic as it sounds, had been made up of mostly tedious bus trips. He shifted uncomfortably, wondering if a numb arse was a part of the journey into self-discovery popular fiction had promised him. He was also hungry and thirsty, which wasn't helping his mood.
By Shane Dobbie4 years ago in Fiction
Flowers Of Despair
The Flowers of Despair was a rare and mysterious species that grew deep in the heart of the forest. Legend had it that they only bloomed in times of great sadness and despair and that their fragrance was said to be both intoxicating and overwhelming.
By Isra Hanif4 years ago in Fiction





