Young Adult
The Haunted Train and the Lost Locket
The sun had set long ago, and the moon had risen to cast an eerie glow across the countryside. The whistle of the train echoed through the hills, as it made its way towards the small town of Blackwood. The passengers were settled in their seats, chatting amongst themselves or dozing off. The train was on schedule, and nothing seemed out of the ordinary.
By Narrative Eye3 years ago in Fiction
Beyond the Comfort Zone: Must-Watch Horror Anime
Anime is not just limited to action, romance, and comedy genres. It also offers a wide range of horror anime that can send chills down your spine and make you feel uneasy. Here are some must-watch horror anime for those looking to delve into this genre.
By Mishal Saleem3 years ago in Fiction
Code Geass: Hangyaku no Lelouch - A Beginner's Guide to the Epic Anime Series
Code Geass: Hangyaku no Lelouch is a popular anime series that is loved by many around the world. If you are new to this series, you may be wondering what it is all about and why it has become such a cultural phenomenon. In this blog, we will introduce you to Code Geass and help you understand why it has captured the hearts of so many anime fans.
By Mishal Saleem3 years ago in Fiction
A Beginner's Guide to Anime - How to Get Started in the World of Japanese Animation
Anime is a popular form of entertainment that has captivated audiences all over the world. Originating in Japan, anime refers to animated TV shows and movies that cover a wide range of genres, from action and adventure to romance and comedy. For beginners who are just getting into anime, the sheer variety of options available can be overwhelming. In this beginner's guide to anime, we'll provide an introduction to the world of anime and offer some tips for getting started.
By Mishal Saleem3 years ago in Fiction
Happiness is Hungry
As I sit here, watching a movie I don’t understand and eating banana chunks off a fork, I realise something. I realise that even the 80’s ballads emanating from the kitchen, on the other side of the wall, can’t draw me from my shell. This shell of mine is a defence mechanism; a protective barrier and it’s the only thing sheltering me from dangers outside. Outside of my own bubble the dangers of the world taunt and tease.
By Kayleigh Turner3 years ago in Fiction
Mouse in the House
I’m living in a hole in a house. I’m a mouse. I watch the humans set traps for me, I get so scared sometimes I have to pee. They call me unsafe, unsanitary and dirty. They’re trying to kill me before I turn thirty. Can’t I live a life in peace, so I can take care of my niece. The humans built a house on my old land, it’s unfair I can’t live here and play with their new band. Just because humans are a different species doesn’t make my existence wrong. You’ve stolen my territory for way to long!
By Alex H Mittelman 3 years ago in Fiction
The Dancing Dancer who Danced
I practiced ballet every day. I was determined to become the best, most famous wealthiest dancer in the world. One day I tripped and broke my leg. The doctors said it would never heal and I’d never dance again. Then it healed but it hurt to put pressure on it. Now I taught dancing and live vicariously through my students. My new goal was to teach the best dancer in the world. Then I could get credit for being the best teacher in the world. After a few years of teaching, I had several students with great potential.
By Alex H Mittelman 3 years ago in Fiction
Overthinking Can Create Problems
Overthinking can be a challenging habit to break, particularly when we have a lot of free time on our hands. It can feel like we're stuck in a cycle of endlessly analyzing our thoughts and experiences, unable to escape or turn off our racing minds. However, it's important to note that overthinking isn't exclusive to those with a lot of time on their hands - many people struggle with overthinking regardless of their daily schedules.
By Matthew Adebayo3 years ago in Fiction
