Fiction

The Real History Behind The House Of The Dragon
British history has always been a chaotic mess full of battles, kings, and conquerors. Growing up in England, we are taught various parts of our history, from Henry VIII and his six wives to civil wars, religious or otherwise, to the Victorians and their insane lifestyles.
By Rosie J. Sargent4 months ago in History
About Writing and Talking to Daniel
I’ve decided to spend a little more of my time with fiction. Generally, in the other places I write, it’s all memoir and snarky stuff. Not that I’m into bashing anybody, but as old as I’ve gotten, I’ve discovered there is a lot about being old I didn’t know before. Also, I don’t care as much as I did when I was younger. I can be kind and snarky at the same time.
By Pauline Evanosky4 months ago in History
25 Mind-Blowing Facts That Sound Fake but Are 100% True
25 Surprising Facts That Seem Unreal But Are Actually True Introduction and facts one through eight Picture yourself chatting with pals when one drops a quiet remark: sharks existed before trees, or the gut replaces its lining often. Laughter might follow, chalked up to online silliness. Still, truth hides in the oddest claims. Some real things sound made up.
By Abdul Lateef4 months ago in History
The Voice They Couldn't Hang The Legacy of Comrade Zubair
My name is Zubair. I was not born into power, nor did I inherit wealth. Once, I was just an ordinary college student with a simple, beautiful dream. Every time I
By Clara Woods4 months ago in History
Frozen at the Border
Ahmad was twenty-two years old when he left home with nothing but a worn backpack, a family photograph, and the hope that somewhere beyond the mountains, life would finally give him a chance.
By Naqib Bakhtiari4 months ago in History
The Forgotten Forest
The Forgotten Forest The locals called it The Forgotten Forest. It stretched for miles beyond the edge of Black Hollow, a small town hidden between mountains and mist. No one knew exactly how old the forest was. The trees were enormous, their twisted branches blocking most of the sunlight even during the day.
By BrightSteps4 months ago in History
Could the US–Iran War Start Again? The Risks, Triggers, and Road Ahead
Could the US–Iran War Start Again? The Risks, Triggers, and Road Ahead The war between the United States and Iran may have entered a period of reduced military activity, but many experts believe the risk of renewed conflict has not disappeared. While ceasefire agreements and diplomatic negotiations have temporarily lowered tensions, several major disputes remain unresolved. As a result, the possibility of the war starting again continues to concern governments, military planners, and financial markets around the world.
By Wings of Time 4 months ago in History
1001 Nights
This is the story from thousands of years ago about a king who was the emperor of the Persian Empire. His name was Emperor Shahryar, and he ruled over the entire world. Every king bowed his head before him, and no one dared to disobey Shahryar’s command. But Emperor Shahryar had one great weakness — his wife, the queen of the Persian Empire. It is said that Shahryar loved his wife deeply and respected her greatly.
By MR HONEST4 months ago in History
Faith vs. Fury
The rivalry between Ertuğrul Bey and the Mongol commander Noyan is the central pillar of Diriliş: Ertuğrul, serving as the ultimate struggle between two opposing forces: the relentless, expansionist ambition of the Mongol Empire and the steadfast, faith-driven resilience of the Kayi tribe. Spanning multiple seasons, their conflict is far more than a physical battle of swords and tactics; it is a profound clash of ideologies, civilizations, and visions for the future of Anatolia.
By shahid khan4 months ago in History
The Major Oak Has Died Everything We Know So Far. AI-Generated.
For centuries, the Major Oak stood as one of Britain's most recognizable natural landmarks. Nestled deep within Sherwood Forest in Nottinghamshire, England, the ancient tree was more than just a massive oak—it was a living connection to history, folklore, and nature itself.
By Hardik Barot4 months ago in History
Finally! US & Iran Deal Reached – Is the War Really Over?
Finally! US & Iran Deal Reached – Is the War Really Over? After months of military confrontation, diplomatic pressure, and growing fears of a wider regional conflict, the United States and Iran have announced a framework peace agreement that could mark a turning point in one of the most dangerous crises of recent years. The announcement has generated hope across the world, but many analysts caution that the path to lasting peace remains uncertain.
By Wings of Time 5 months ago in History
The Ghost of the Steppe
The wind did not howl across the Khentii Mountains; it screamed, a jagged, mournful sound that tore through the felt walls of Noyan Batu’s command tent. Outside, the night was a void of suffocating blackness, broken only by the shivering orange embers of a dying campfire. Batu sat motionless, his fingers tracing the topography of a silk map spread across a low wooden table.
By shahid khan5 months ago in History