Psychological

What The Desert Keeps. Runner-Up in Nothing But Voices Challenge.
"Yes, I knew her." "No, not well. Just... around town. Marfa's small. You see the same faces." "Nineteen. She'd just graduated high school that May."
By Leslie L. Stevens Writer | Marfa, Texasabout a month ago in Fiction
How to be a White Woman in Our Country Today
Wonder what it’s like to be in the skin of a minority Hold up a mirror real close Remember, your body is now under authority
By Sierra Peloianabout a month ago in Fiction
Self Therapy.
"Who ae you, this stranger's face in the mirror. If you are me - You seem more, um... mature than I care to remember". "I'm you, but an extended wiser version whom you refuse to acknowledge".
By Novel Allenabout a month ago in Fiction
The Simple Guide to Being Human
Is becoming a human your life long dream? You've come to the right place. Thank you for purchasing this guide and we hope you enjoy your journey as you make your way through these steps.
By Krysta Dawnabout a month ago in Fiction
Closed System
Dark Memoirs - Index Despite his achievements, his prowess in the field he chose to pursue a career in, you’re unlikely to have heard of him. He is nothing more than a phantom—a ghost, a shadow who was there. Once.
By Paul Stewartabout a month ago in Fiction
All Procedures Functioned as Intended
Performance Review: End-of-Contract Evaluation Employee Name: Miss Emily Sanders Position: Night Attendant, Residential Support
By Courtney Jonesabout a month ago in Fiction
How to Save Your Own Life. Runner-Up in Instructions Included Challenge.
Take a drink to feel the burn one last time. Take another because the first didn't hit hard enough. Fuck it. Might as well keep going.
By Faith M Adamabout a month ago in Fiction
Desparate Attempts. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
The Failed Writer Aro was born into poverty. His father died young, leaving behind debts and a cracked house where rain leaked through the ceiling. His mother—frail, aging, and slowly losing herself to dementia—was all he had left.
By REalLLy225about a month ago in Fiction
Pebbling
She woke to the soundless glow of her phone. It lay face down on the nightstand, but the screen had lit itself sometime before dawn, a thin bar of light leaking onto the wood. She rolled onto her side and reached for it, careful not to wake him. His breathing was steady, the shallow rise and fall of his chest familiar enough that she could tell what part of sleep he was in by sound alone.
By Jesse Leeabout a month ago in Fiction
Aristotle and the Student of Logic.
🌀 Aristotle’s Logic… Gone Delightfully Haywire Aristotle stood beneath the olive tree, stroking his beard with the serene confidence of a man who believed the universe could be tamed by syllogisms... That it could be schooled by reasoning in which conclusions are drawn from two premises, with a common or middle term being present in the premises...but not in the conclusion.
By Novel Allenabout a month ago in Fiction
The Weight of Loving What Would Not Stay
Prose Poetry By Anees Ul Ameen I began carrying ghosts long before I knew how to name them. They arrived quietly, dressed as memories, pretending to be harmless. I let them in because loneliness has a way of mistaking familiarity for safety. Each one took a corner of my chest and rearranged it without asking.
By aneesabout a month ago in Fiction
The Devil's Cut . Top Story - January 2026.
“Comrade, finally you’re awake.” The voice was smooth, sensual. A flickering incandescent bar was all that lit the white, sterile room. All Vladimir remembered was everything going black. He tried to move his arms and found them strapped to the gurney.
By Matthew J. Frommabout a month ago in Fiction