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⚡🌵↯~Located in the Mule Mountains of southern Arizona is the Sonoran desert. In the Year of Our Lord 1880, troves of minerals & metals were discovered in that rocky terrain by a prospector named Judge DeWitt Bisbee.
By Lightning Bolt ⚡10 days ago in Fiction
Sir Wulfric and The Missing
“Welcome, Sir Wulfric,” the stablemaster said, bowing his head. “Young Master Harlan.” The knight and his squire each nodded in return.
By Aaron Morrison10 days ago in Fiction
what keeps the light
The cart bumped through the lane’s deep ruts as it climbed, the old man it carried experiencing every trembling shake and jolt, expecting at any moment that an axle would break or a wheel loosened by hours of rough road would free itself and roll down the long hill from whence they came. But as it crested the hill, he uttered Mein Gott when he saw the mountains in the distance, patches of the spring green leaves of elm and oak dotted among the veridian conifers.
By John Cox11 days ago in Fiction
The Curious case of The Temporal Anomaly.
Sherlock Holmes arrived at King’s Cross Station with precious few minutes to spare. He planned on boarding the 10:17 train to Highbury Street...but he stepped onto the curious new Platform 8.5 with a raised eyebrow. The brass placard looked freshly bolted, the numbering illogical. Even the air felt wrong - a faint scent of hot iron and sagebrush drifting where London fog should have been.
By Novel Allen12 days ago in Fiction
On Our Wedding Night, My Bride Whispered a Curse She’d Been Saving for Love
Marriage sealed the vow. Midnight sealed the curse. By Anees Ul Ameen They say the happiest night of your life is your wedding night.
By anees12 days ago in Fiction
Corona Ruined My Life
Corona Ruined My Life. True Story I published this a while ago on here. This is my repost. I had never publicly written anything and submitted it. There it was, my thoughts and feelings on my iPad screen. I felt like a proper writer, yes, me.
By Marie381Uk 12 days ago in Fiction
Malleus Maleficarum. The Hammer of the Witches.
Let it be established that in the town of Wrackenford, anomalies occurred with sufficient regularity to demand explanation.
By Novel Allen13 days ago in Fiction
American Rock Climber Alex Honnold Reaches Top of Taipei 101 Skyscraper Without Ropes. AI-Generated.
A Historic Climb Above the Clouds American rock climber Alex Honnold, widely regarded as one of the greatest climbers of all time, has once again pushed the boundaries of what many believed was possible. This time, Honnold reached the top of Taipei 101, one of the world’s tallest skyscrapers, without using ropes or safety harnesses—a feat that has captured global attention.
By Asad Ali14 days ago in Fiction
Layer of Permission
The first thing Mara noticed was that no one ever said no anymore. They said not available, pending review, outside your tier, not at this time; you know when the words were polite. Bloodless. They floated past her like customer service ghosts.
By Cadma14 days ago in Fiction
Ghost Writer
You’ve likely heard of a ghostwriter; a writer hired to take another person’s ideas and write them into a book, for which the other person will receive credit. But, you haven’t likely heard of any ghost writer like this one.
By EFHL14 days ago in Fiction
The Room That Still Knows My Name
I hadn’t been back in years, yet the house recognized me before I recognized myself. The gate creaked the same way it always had, a tired sound that felt older than metal. I paused for a moment, hand resting on the latch, as if the house needed time to decide whether I was still welcome.
By Salman Writes15 days ago in Fiction
She Still Says “I Love You” Every Night—Even After She Died
Love doesn’t always leave when the heart stops beating. By Anees Ul Ameen The last thing my wife said to me before she died was,
By anees15 days ago in Fiction