Short Story
The Ushers Of The Year's End. Top Story - November 2024.
Introduction This is just an example piece for my forthcoming prompt and challenge in December 2024. I hope you enjoy it. The music is Mary Hopkin singing "Lirazel" from the album "The King Of Elflands Daughter". The album written by the former members of "Steeleye Span", Peter Knight and Bob Johnson. Starring:- Christopher Lee as The King of Elfland and the narrator; Mary Hopkin as Lirazel; Frankie Miller as Alveric; Alexis Korner as A Troll; P.P. Arnold as The Witch; Derek Brimstone and Chris Farlowe as Villagers of Earl. released in 1977.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Fiction
The Forbidden Romance: Love Beyond Boundaries
Love is a force that knows no boundaries. It transcends time, geography, and culture, defying the rules society so rigidly imposes. This universal truth forms the heart of The Forbidden Romance, a story of a young woman, Aisha, whose journey for love takes her on an uncharted path, challenging the traditions she was raised to revere.
By mureed hussain2 years ago in Fiction
She was a Woman!
"Was she only pretty?" Nah!, though She wasn't limited by excellence, as the world characterize as, but her brilliance dominated all signs. Her words, delicate murmurs, would cause you to feel, Like you were the world, and everything was genuine....
By Narrator Pro2 years ago in Fiction
You Must Be The Change You Wish To See In The World. Top Story - November 2024.
“Spare a penny, young lady?” the old man asked, proffering a tin cup that had seen better days twenty years prior. Furtive eyes glanced quickly toward him, then away as high heels clicked past, their pace quickening.
By Laura Pruett2 years ago in Fiction
Bonds Over Brawn
In the heart of a vibrant forest, three friends made their home: Rascal, the clever young raccoon, Benny, the playful bunny, and Daisy, the gentle deer fawn. They spent their days exploring, playing games, and sharing stories under the wide branches of the old oak tree. Their bond was unbreakable, until one fateful afternoon when danger lurked close by.
By Toby Heward2 years ago in Fiction
The Man in The Field. Content Warning.
The sharp pain woke him up, his eyes shot open, but it was dark. It took him a moment to realize it was night, probably past midnight. He tried to move his arms and legs, but for some reason he couldn't, exhaustion? Or something else?
By martin Thomsen2 years ago in Fiction
Supers
This is humanity's error. Never put all your hope in one person, or one class. Don't assume any group is innocent, or better. All are fallible. Do you think us happy? The world might look like paradise now, but I don't know if what I'm seeing is even real! Or if reality is being bent around me. Or maybe my mind is being pressed one way or another. Talk about your headfuck.
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Fiction
Beyond the Sun. Content Warning.
The sun hadn’t risen yet, when Icarus stood at the cliffs of Crete, staring down into the dark ocean below. Already he could feel the howling wind pushing at him, encouraging him to finally go for the jump. A gust brushed through the soft feathers of the wings, he wore on his back, delicate yet strong.
By Anna Trafoier2 years ago in Fiction
The Role of Sleep in Overall Health
Sleep and its qualities play a crucial role in a person's physical and mental health. Something which we pay very little attention is that the ability to have a good night’s sleep also boosts immunity, improves brain function, and helps manage stress levels. As a result, sleep is an important physical process and a cornerstone of people’s health since it helps the body restore muscles and tissues, regulate hormones, and fix memories.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing2 years ago in Fiction
Milo The Compassionate. AI-Generated.
In a tranquil glade on the edge of the Whispering Woods lay the village of Pemberbrook, a cozy enclave where the gentle babbling of the creek blended with the vibrant rustling of leaves. The villagers were a delightful mix of woodland creatures, but among them, none was quite as spirited as Milo, the lovable mink.
By Toby Heward2 years ago in Fiction








