Short Story
A Dance in the Rain
There was this young couple, Sarah and Jake. They had been dating for a few months and were so into each other. One evening, with rain pouring down, they decided to walk in the park. The sky was gray, and the air was thick with the smell of rain, but for them, that setting just seemed perfect for an adventure.
By Hashimoto Tashis2 years ago in Fiction
Game of Chance
Game of Chance D. A. Ratliff A Miles Murphy Noir Mystery I cruised north on the coastal highway, leaving the cesspool otherwise known as Los Angeles behind. I’d been looking for a reason to take my brand-new 1949 Ford Custom Deluxe for a spin. She was a beaut—navy blue with gray interior and a Flathead V-8 engine. I could keep up with the hot-rodders in this baby, which was helpful in my line of work. My job? I’m a private eye.
By D. A. Ratliff2 years ago in Fiction
Examining the Science Behind Popular Diets
The ketogenic or the keto diet plan which comprises high fats, moderate proteins, and very little carbohydrates has become a favorite due to its effectiveness in the weight loss process and other associated health benefits. Said in this way, the question that follows is What does the science say?
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing2 years ago in Fiction
Trying to grab the girl standing on the edge of the reservoir! Saved by an unknown hero, viral video
In the viral video posted on the X handle, a girl is seen standing on the bank of a large water body. Staring at the water. There is no one special around. At that time, an eagle flying in the sky noticed the girl.
By Anupam Ghosal2 years ago in Fiction
Kraken
The ocean stretched out in all directions, its surface calm and glittering under the light of a distant sun. Beneath the waves, the sea was a world of its own—alive with creatures that had thrived for millennia. Megalodons, the apex predators of the deep, swam through schools of fish, their massive forms slicing through the water with grace and power. Ichthyosaurs darted through the coral reefs, their sleek bodies moving in perfect harmony with the ocean’s currents, while Plesiosaurs glided effortlessly above the seabed, surveying the thriving ecosystems below.
By Vasco Silva2 years ago in Fiction
Nectar
“Nectar” Alpine tundra begins between 11,000 to 11,500 feet. This is the tree line. * * * We’d left the cabin two hours ago and the snow hadn’t stopped. Louise and Sam walked ahead of me, clouds of future plans hanging in front of them. I snorted to myself. The irony. All I had was refilling my bird feeders when I got home.
By Mackenzie Davis2 years ago in Fiction
Wendigo
The frozen tundra stretched endlessly beneath a pale, white sky. Glaciers, massive and unyielding, towered above the barren plains, casting long shadows that twisted and warped in the frigid winds. Snowflakes fell softly, each one a delicate reminder of the unforgiving cold that gripped the world. This place, untouched by the warmth of the sun, had always known the balance of ice, a balance kept by the ancient Ice Dragon.
By Vasco Silva2 years ago in Fiction
Chimera
The ancient civilization of South America flourished, nestled within a valley of towering mountains and verdant forests. Here, dinosaurs roamed freely alongside humans, working as partners in harmony. Sauropods helped to build the great stone temples that rose to the sky, while smaller dinosaurs aided in agriculture, and Pterosaurs delivered messages between the city’s towering temples. The land was alive with a vibrant energy—rivers rushed through the valleys, forests teemed with life, and the people worshiped the elements that protected them. At the heart of their world was the Earth Dragon, a legendary guardian that had long been dormant, woven into the fabric of the land itself.
By Vasco Silva2 years ago in Fiction
