Essay
Bubbles, Needles, Poop and Other Related Things. Content Warning.
I woke in my college dorm room my junior year and lay still, unable to force myself out of bed. It was five in the evening and I had slept all day. My teeth were unbrushed, my hair and body unwashed and I hadn’t eaten. It didn’t matter. Nothing mattered. The deep darkness in my mind won out and I let myself sink back into a restless sleep. I succumbed to one darkness in order to escape another.
By Carmen Henigin2 years ago in Chapters
Ten strange true stories (Part 2)
1_ The story of the king who died from a monkey bite King Alexander inherited the rule of Greece after the death of his father Constantine in 1917 AD. He was known for his great love for animals, and one day while he was walking his dog in Athens in a park called the National Park, a monkey attacked the dog, and when King Alexander tried to keep them away from each other، Another monkey bit the king's hand, causing him severe complications that kept him bedridden for nearly ten days until he died in 1920 AD due to a monkey bite.
By Mosap Homa2 years ago in Chapters
Ten strange true stories (Part1)
1_ A woman who does not sleep: In southern Vietnam, a 54-year-old woman named (Ti Li Hang) announced that she had not tasted sleep in thirty-one years, and that this had prompted her to attempt suicide twice before, and she said that she had gone to Many doctors, but all of them failed to find a solution for her, and all sleeping, narcotic, and analgesic medications did not work in her case، It is noteworthy that her condition came after the birth of her first child.
By Mosap Homa2 years ago in Chapters
Food Expiration Dates: Myths and Realities Uncovered
How much food in your fridge will you discard before it ever makes it to the table? Leftover hamburger buns from last summer's picnic? Milk that's past its sell-by date? Carrots that have lost their crunch? Countries worldwide waste massive amounts of food each year, and the United States is one of the worst offenders. Approximately 37% of U.S. food waste comes from households, with about 20% of that waste due to confusion over date labels. However, most of this food is still safe to eat. So what do these dates really tell us?
By Joseph Villarito Canete2 years ago in Chapters
Prayer on the Pavement
Riding a two-wheeler came easy to Loki, she would zip around the city through the mad traffic with aplomb. This was on a Saturday; she runs a voluntary group that cleans forests off non-degradable waste and was heading for a meeting. She was a little rushed, as usual she slept in late on the weekend. So, she revved the scooter a litter faster than usual, cursing herself for her tardiness.
By Roopa Sankaran2 years ago in Chapters
Enhancing Reader Engagement and Plot Development
The Importance of Chapters in Storytelling: Enhancing Reader Engagement and Plot Development Chapters are fundamental building blocks in the architecture of a novel. They serve multiple purposes that enhance reader engagement and aid in the coherent development of the plot. This article delves into the importance of chapters, exploring their role in storytelling, the psychological and structural benefits they provide, and how authors can effectively use them to create compelling narratives.
By Moharif Yulianto2 years ago in Chapters
Make America Great Again. AI-Generated.
"Keep America Great" is a slogan that emerged as a rallying cry in the political landscape of the United States, particularly associated with the campaign of President Donald Trump. It follows the previous slogan "Make America Great Again," reflecting a shift from a focus on revitalization to one of sustaining perceived achievements and successes. The phrase encapsulates a call for continued economic growth, national security, and patriotism. Supporters view it as a commitment to preserving policies that they believe have contributed to a stronger economy, lower unemployment rates, and robust international standing. Critics, however, argue that it glosses over ongoing societal and systemic issues that need addressing. "Keep America Great" remains a powerful and polarizing phrase that underscores the deep divisions and differing perspectives present in contemporary American politics.
By Dụng Văn Kiện (ALOHA_TV)2 years ago in Chapters
Why can’t good things stay the same?
Change is inevitable. Actually, it is something that we need in life — to grow, to learn, and to appreciate. It’s a truth we know but a hard pill to swallow, because sometimes, or most of the time, in this ever changing world, we long for the good things we cherish to stay the same.
By fleeting.serenics2 years ago in Chapters
