Short Story

Dear Diary. Content Warning.
As Agent Bosch was investigating the house of a run away fugitive, Michael, 17, He found a bizarre empty room, but with a diary, he picked it up to read it. As he turns the first page, It goes :
By Mukund M.3 years ago in Fiction
The Antique (2024)
Author's Note: This will be an experiment in memory and writer's development. The original story was written 31 years ago, and I will be re-writing it from memory. After I submit this story, I will dig out the original 1992 manuscript and transcribe it for submission on Vocal.
By Joseph "Mark" Coughlin3 years ago in Fiction
Shine. Content Warning.
I opened the door to the little shop, its dim yellow light brightening up the dark alley from its place at the very end, its bell jingling merrily, and I prayed that I didn’t look as desperately hopeless as I was.
By Alicia Anspaugh3 years ago in Fiction
The Tale of Doctor Vellichor
The bell tinkled. For a moment, frigid city air battled with the warm, sweet musty smell of old books. It lost. The girl struggled through the door with a takeaway cup of hot chocolate in each hand.
By L.C. Schäfer3 years ago in Fiction
Cups
Monday Morning Another Monday morning and I had a case, well not really case, just a social visit to an old couple on the other side of town. I would have to get a bus over as taxi fares across town were frowned on by accounts, but it would only take about twenty minutes to walk.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Fiction
A tribe named Judah
In the heart of a lush, forgotten jungle, nestled between towering trees and winding rivers, there existed a tribe named Judah. Their existence was a harmonious dance with nature, and their spirits were woven into the fabric of the ancient land they called home. Judah's people were bound by a sacred connection to the earth, and their lives were guided by traditions passed down through generations. The tribe revered the Great Tree, a colossal entity that stood at the center of their village, its roots reaching deep into the soul of the earth. Under its expansive branches, the tribe found solace and unity.
By Sharon Oyibo3 years ago in Fiction
Whispers of Oak & Acorn - Episode 7
The moon, a celestial sentinel, cast its silvery eye upon Acorn Creek, bathing the village in a hushed luminescence. In a cozy attic room, Sarah sat bathed in its ethereal glow, her quill whispering secrets onto pristine parchment. Each stroke etched not just ink, but yearning, woven into a letter destined for Elias's hands, miles away.
By J.mellal3 years ago in Fiction
"Unveiling Eldridge's Secrets: The Whispers in the Woods Chronicles!"
Whispers in the Woods The small town of Eldridge was known for its serene beauty, nestled between ancient woods that whispered secrets of centuries past. Among the towering trees, a hidden path meandered into the heart of the forest. Locals spoke of an enigmatic phenomenon—the "Whispers in the Woods." Some claimed it was the wind playing tricks, while others believed it to be the murmurs of long-forgotten spirits.
By jude odeke3 years ago in Fiction
Love and Friendship
Once upon a time in the cozy little town of Harmonyville, there lived two inseparable friends named Lily and Max. They were the kind of pals who finished each other's sentences, laughed at the same silly jokes, and could always count on one another. Their friendship was the stuff of legends in their small community, and it all began one sunny afternoon at the local ice cream shop.
By Dilla Fortuna3 years ago in Fiction
"Harmony in Hues: The Colorful Revolution"
Once upon a time in the bustling city of Metropolis, a place known for its constant evolution, a peculiar trend began to sweep through the streets, leaving a trail of curiosity in its wake. It all started with a single, vibrant act that would change the city's landscape forever.
By Retro Gaming3 years ago in Fiction
Perdita Nummum
I don't like where I am now. I'm in good company but I would prefer to be away from the glass and the lights. I don't like being pinned. I want to be free.
By Rachel Deeming3 years ago in Fiction
The casual stone
In a quaint village, a murder mystery unfolded as the town's beloved librarian, Mr. Thompson, was found lifeless in his study. Detective Harper, known for her sharp mind, was assigned to crack the case. Puzzled by the lack of evidence, she decided to visit the village's renowned fortune teller, Madame Zara.
By ER Anggara3 years ago in Fiction