Fantasy

BRANDON SANDERSON
Brandon Sanderson is a popular American author known for his works in the fantasy and science fiction genres. He is best recognized for his **Cosmere Universe**, a shared universe that connects many of his series, including *Mistborn*, *The Stormlight Archive*, and *Elantris*. Sanderson is also famous for completing **Robert Jordan's "The Wheel of Time"** series after Jordan's death, with his first book in the series, *The Gathering Storm*, being published in 2009.
By mukesh jaiswarabout a year ago in Chapters
Godhood
Chance paused in the doorway of his library taking in the sight before him. The room, once a place of quiet contemplation, now thrummed with an eerie energy. Shelves of books stretched toward the vaulted ceiling, their contents shifting through the air as if caught in the current of an invisible river. And at its center—Ordazar.
By Mark Stigers about a year ago in Chapters
Glitchborn
The first construct lunged. Its body jittered between solid and fragmented, flickering like a corrupted file struggling to load. Eli barely had time to react before its clawed hand slashed through the air, distorting space as it moved.
By Cai Foxabout a year ago in Chapters
Glitchborn
The holographic skull-faced broker watched Eli with an intensity that made his skin crawl. The way he said, “You’re the lost piece,” felt less like a revelation and more like a sentence.
By Cai Foxabout a year ago in Chapters
Glitchborn
The entrance to the Under_Net was buried beneath layers of forgotten code, hidden in the ruins of an old corporate data hub.
By Cai Foxabout a year ago in Chapters
Shadow & Spell: A Tale of Redemption Part 2
The rain had lessened to a drizzle by the time Vaelin and Elira reached the outskirts of Duskwatch. The city’s looming walls faded behind them, replaced by dense, gnarled trees and the mist-choked roads of the Moonveil Forest. Vaelin had chosen this route deliberately—few pursued the assassin who knew the wilds better than the city streets.
By Richard Baileyabout a year ago in Chapters
The Art of Slow Travel
The Complete Guide to Slow Travel: Living a Meaningful Life of Exploration In today’s fast-paced world, travel has become a race against time. Itineraries are jam-packed with must-see landmarks, social media check-ins, and whirlwind city-hopping. But what happens if we slow down? What if we embraced a lifestyle where travel wasn’t about ticking boxes but about deep, immersive experiences? This is where the movement known as "slow travel," which encourages travelers to take their time, absorb cultures, and place an emphasis on meaningful connections, comes into play. How does slow travel work? A way of life that values quality over quantity is known as slow travel. It’s about fully experiencing a destination rather than rushing from one attraction to another. Slow travelers might spend a whole month in a single location, living as the locals do, rather than cramming five cities into one week. This approach fosters a deeper appreciation for cultures, people, and the natural environment.
By Niloyabout a year ago in Chapters
Home
Zapper leaned forward, fingers steepled, his gaze fixed on the gem-covered gauntlet. “You don’t understand, Chance,” he said, tapping the table near the gauntlet, careful not to touch it. “This isn’t just a map. It’s a key. If it leads where I think it does, we’re standing on the edge of something immense. We need to act quickly.”
By Mark Stigers about a year ago in Chapters
Her Piece Of The Universe
Her Small Piece Of The Universe This was it, today is the day she gets married the day she begins her family with the man that she loves she has found him the universe listened, he warm he's handsome she standing at the heavy wooden double doors marbleized in rose gold and silver swirls, he father standing beside her waiting to walk his daughter down the aisle.
By H J Myersabout a year ago in Chapters
Shadow & Spell: A Tale of Redemption Part 1
The rain fell in thick, unrelenting sheets, turning the streets of Duskwatch into a shimmering labyrinth of slick cobblestones and shadowy alleys. Lanterns cast flickering pools of light that did little to push back the oppressive darkness. It was a night for secrets, for those who lurked unseen. A night made for killers.
By Richard Baileyabout a year ago in Chapters
The Obsidian Ax Tavern
A half-drunk human stumbles over to our table, his breath heavy with the scent of ale. His eyes flicker with a mix of curiosity and contempt as he stands over me and Ordazar, looking down at us with a slurred smile.
By Mark Stigers about a year ago in Chapters
Vanishing Village
Deep in the heart of the Amazon rainforest, there was a village called Tuhana. Unlike other settlements, this village had no recorded history—no maps, no mentions in ancient texts. It was as if it had never existed. Yet, travelers spoke of a place where strange lights hovered above the trees, and whispers filled the air at night.
By SHAKIBabout a year ago in Chapters