Short Story
Kids Giving
Elijah, Demetri and Kendrick are walking home from school ready to start their Thanksgiving vacation. “I can’t wait to get my hands on that fried turkey” Elijah said enthusiastically. “Don’t you mean your tastebuds?” Demetri responded sarcastically. “You know what I’m talking about, Metri. This food is about to be SMACK!!! Ain’t that right, Kendrick?” Kendrick was looking across the street distracted by what met his eyes. “K-dot! What you lookin’ at?” Elijah asked. “Y’all see him over there?” Kendrick asked.
By Joe Patterson3 years ago in Fiction
Symphony of Shadows
In the heart of Europe, where cobblestone streets whispered tales of centuries past, there stood a prestigious school that echoed with the footsteps of tradition. Into this world entered a girl named Amina, her ebony skin a stark contrast to the hallowed halls of marble and the sea of pale faces that greeted her. Amina, a black beauty from a distant land, embarked on a journey through the corridors of European academia, her presence challenging the conventions of an age-old institution.
By Okewu Emmanuel3 years ago in Fiction
Unlock the Power of Your Dreams: Why They Hold More Meaning Than Your Conscious Thoughts
Once upon a time, there was a young girl named Emma. Emma was a dreamer, and she would spend hours of her day lost in her thoughts, wondering about the world, and creating different scenarios for her own life. Her parents were worried about her as they thought that she had no direction in life and was wasting her time. Emma's teachers wanted her to focus more on her studies and get good grades instead of having her head in the clouds all the time.
By Riches Avenue3 years ago in Fiction
PART 1: TONY STARK
In the bustling heart of New Arcadia, Anthony "Tony" Stark stood as the luminary inheritor of Stark Industries, an empire pulsating with technological marvels. Yet, amid the accolades and glittering façade of his success, Tony's restless spirit yearned for realms beyond conventional excellence.
By Nithya shree 3 years ago in Fiction
"Whimsical Wonders: The Mischievous Trio's Journey from Pranks to Pages, Turning Mischief into Magical Adventures"
Once upon a time in a quaint little town, there lived three mischievous children: Tom, Lucy, and Max. These kids had a knack for getting into trouble, but little did they know that their wild adventures would lead them to unexpected and
By Jarrar Haider3 years ago in Fiction
Ella's beautiful journey
Once upon a time, in a small village nestled between rolling hills and lush forests, there lived a young dreamer named Ella. Ella possessed a boundless imagination that transported her far beyond the confines of her quaint surroundings. Her heart brimmed with stories yet to be told, and her eyes sparkled with curiosity about the world beyond the horizon.
By Nithya shree 3 years ago in Fiction
"Unveiled Horizons"
In the city of Almira, three old friends, Amin, Bilal, and Farid, found themselves caught up in the whirlwind of adulthood, each occupied with the responsibilities that life had thrust upon them. Amin was a diligent architect, Bilal a dedicated doctor, and Farid a passionate teacher. As fate would have it, Amin was about to tie the knot, and his friends decided it was high time for a bachelor party trip to rekindle the flame of their youthful camaraderie.
By Mubashira Kachhot3 years ago in Fiction
Eternal in the Sand
‘Why do you want to become an archeologist?’ was the question I got from friends and family most often, and I asked the same of my fellow students, and later colleagues. Most of them said they loved history, and that they wanted to uncover secrets of the past. And that was where our aspirations differed: I wanted to unlock immortality.
By Kenneth Donovan II3 years ago in Fiction
Dreamscape
Have you ever been afraid to fall asleep? Every night, I lie awake, anxious to stop that dream from coming. I try to picture a lush forest, an intimate cottage in the snowy mountains, an ocean teeming with life. Perhaps I could find myself in an oasis, for a change, near fresh water and patches of reviving shade. Anywhere but the endless, dead desert.
By Noelle Laurenson3 years ago in Fiction
Unlocking the Unknown
It had been raining that day. I remember the downpour of rain swallowing the sounds around me and for reasons I can’t recall I had decided to walk to class that morning. I suppose the day had started out a beautiful spring day, but I should have known for all my years living in the northeast that the weather was a fickle creature.
By Vanessa Gonzalez3 years ago in Fiction
