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The Memory Thief
The Memory Thief The town of Evermere had a secret. At first glance, it was like any other quaint village—cobblestone streets, ivy-covered cottages, and a marketplace that bustled with cheerful voices. But in the heart of Evermere stood an ancient bookstore, **The Hollow Quill**, owned by a man few dared to speak of: Elias Thorne.
By Himansu Kumar Routrayabout a year ago in Fiction
Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day The snow fell softly over the small town of Willowbrook, blanketing the streets in a quiet, shimmering white. It was February 14th, Valentine’s Day, and the town was alive with the hum of love—roses in shop windows, heart-shaped balloons tied to lampposts, and couples strolling hand in hand through the frosty air. But for Clara, this day was just another reminder of what she had lost.
By Himansu Kumar Routrayabout a year ago in Fiction
One Last Time
One Last Time The sun dipped low on the horizon, casting a golden hue over the small coastal town of Seabrook. The salty breeze carried the faint scent of blooming jasmine, mingling with the briny tang of the ocean. It was a place where time seemed to slow, where the waves whispered secrets to the shore, and where memories lingered like the tide.
By Himansu Kumar Routrayabout a year ago in Fiction
Love: The Silent Symphony of the Soul. AI-Generated.
Love: The Silent Symphony of the Soul" Love is not a grand gesture. It isn’t the roses on Valentine’s Day, the fireworks, or the fairy-tale promises whispered under a full moon. Love is quieter than that. It’s the ache in your chest when you watch someone walk away, the warmth of a hand that fits perfectly in yours on a chaotic Monday morning, and the way your heart still races when they say your name after a thousand repetitions.
By The Last Loveabout a year ago in Fiction
3 black Xs where my locker number was.. Top Story - February 2025. Content Warning.
(no dialogue, only stage directions) School bell. Hallways flood with students. We follow a girl with her head down, walking and weaving through the crowd almost effortlessly. As if a ghost. She is in uniform, pristine, like everyone else.
By Ruby Redabout a year ago in Fiction
The Skylight Room
Once upon a time, in the heart of a bustling city, stood an old boarding house on a quiet, winding street. Among its many rooms, nestled at the very top, was the smallest yet most enchanting of them all—the Skylight Room. The room was tiny, barely large enough to fit a single bed, a wooden chair, and a small desk. But what it lacked in size, it made up for in charm. A single skylight, framed by weathered wooden beams, opened up to the heavens, offering a breathtaking view of the stars at night and the sun's golden embrace at dawn.
By Himansu Kumar Routrayabout a year ago in Fiction
Ineliminable Collapse
Elvira Ransom is a monster. Carved and sewn. A living, crafted marionette monster. Something deeply unknown. Deeply disturbed. Monsters are known. Monsters don’t sew. They’re turned inside out, flesh and bones replaced by teeth and claws. The stitching lines glow from such profundity, a mirrored stack of lines. Cobwebbed, often frangible. Ransom. Elvira. The monster fogging my identity, metamorphosing its own existence. And I am a slave to compliance. I’ve bled for it. I’ve known its retribution, and I have transposed everything that used to rest on that acacia branch. A different kind of growth resides inside me now. Inside Elvira Ransom. From Elvira Ransom. But why doesn’t it stretch upwards? Why don’t I stop it? Could I stop her? Could Frankenstein stop the destruction of his own marionette monster? He bled for that too. Are you scared of her? Do you think you should be?
By Essieabout a year ago in Fiction
The Man Who Knew Tomorrow
Ethan Clarke had always known what was going to happen. Not in a supernatural way, not with visions or voices. He simply woke up each morning with a clear knowledge of the day ahead—what conversations he’d have, what news would break, even the smallest details like which song would play on the radio.
By Hridoy Hasanabout a year ago in Fiction
Whispers Beneath the Redwoods
Whispers Beneath the Redwoods The towering redwoods of Northern California stood like ancient sentinels, their branches weaving a canopy so dense that sunlight barely kissed the forest floor. For centuries, they had witnessed the passage of time—the rise and fall of civilizations, the whispers of lovers, the cries of the lost. But deep within the heart of the forest, where the air grew heavy with the scent of pine and earth, there was a secret. A secret that called to those who dared to listen.
By Himansu Kumar Routrayabout a year ago in Fiction
Bubbles. Content Warning.
The best way to survive an interrogation where they dunk your head in water to make you answer questions is to hold your breath and go limp. But not straight away, or they’ll know about the trick.
By Ruby Redabout a year ago in Fiction
Independent
Independent In the bustling city of Lumina, where skyscrapers kissed the clouds and neon lights painted the streets in vibrant hues, there lived a young woman named Independent. Her name was not just a word; it was a declaration, a way of life. Independent was known for her fierce determination, her unyielding spirit, and her refusal to conform to the expectations society placed upon her.
By Himansu Kumar Routrayabout a year ago in Fiction
A Mysterious Game with deadly stakes.
The room was dimly lit, the only source of light flickering from a single chandelier hanging above a circular table. Five strangers sat around it, their eyes darting between each other, hearts pounding in their chests.
By Badhan Senabout a year ago in Fiction