Short Story
The Cripple
The following adventure happened to me about 1882. I had just taken the train and settled down in a corner, hoping that I should be left alone, when the door suddenly opened again and I heard a voice say: “Take care, monsieur, we are just at a crossing; the step is very high.”
By Asyha Haley3 years ago in Fiction
The One
"The Adventurer awakens on the grass of a forest clearing. Their mind is foggy, but the sky in the immediate area is clear. In most directions, the forest becomes too dark and dense to penetrate after a few yards, but a well-lit path in front of them leads to the North."
By Rebekah Conard3 years ago in Fiction
Exploring the Kalimantan Forest
The Emerald Jewel of Indonesia: Exploring the Kalimantan Forest Indonesia, a sprawling archipelago nation, boasts a treasure trove of biodiversity. Among its many natural wonders, the Kalimantan Forest stands tall, a vast emerald expanse covering the Indonesian portion of the island of Borneo. This magnificent rainforest is the third largest in the world, teeming with life and holding immense ecological significance.
By Moharif Yulianto3 years ago in Fiction
On my way
I walked for hours. Until I couldn't feel my feet. Until I couldn't feel the blisters borne of worn-out threads that once held. I walk until my soles weep, and my soul shakes, and I shuddered to think. I walk until I convince myself I can no longer feel my heart shattering, even as the last shards of winter's light fall to the forest floor, a dizzying array of starlight pooling at my feet.
By Christy Munson3 years ago in Fiction
Friday's child
One day, over in the ancient lands of Mornkiss, the town of Friday was experiencing a spot of trouble. Not because its name sounds like a day in our world, but because on the fourth and final day of their week (Thendersday), crowds of townsfolk were attempting to leave the town by its only gate.
By S. T. Buxton3 years ago in Fiction
