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The Book of All by rolanddice
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"Knowledge is power," most say, but power corrupts all the same. See, knowledge exists as a pyramid. Very many things know nothing, but only one knows everything. To climb the pyramid isn't difficult, up to some point. The climb can be a taxing thing; the climb can deteriorate the mind and render knowledge worthless. Because, you see, knowledge can't replace everything. Amelia Wakefield took the climb by personal invitation. She met every obstacle the universe could come up with, but knowledge is too powerful. Curiosity is too powerful. The New York editor once abducted by aliens now finds herself at the controls. The New York editor once blind of mind now finds herself aware of the many things she can know. Curiosity drove her by the neck, and dragged her like a noose to the very near top of the pyramid. Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought her back
Robot by Xx_DontSpeak_xX
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In where a nickname means so much more than it appears.
The Changling by GroovyPenguines
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Bitterness had made her selfish, and selfishness had made her suspicious. At every turn the Queen worried that someone was waiting to steal the child from her. 'She is mine', thought the Queen, 'my salvation', Thus must I keep her for myself.........
The Champion by Archdav
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There's no looking back. As the enforcer of the good, the Champion must battle the evil that threatens the human civilization. He has no origins to clutch onto for his insecurities; however, he still marches onward, ravaging the wicked to realize his distant dream of becoming a hero. He hopes for the day he is hailed as a legend, never to be forgotten by even the most frail and feeble. However, his worst foe is the darkness that settles within him, uncontested and thirsty for control. It threatens to consume him, to pour out in uncontrolled fury as an empty past continues to haunt him. His sole anchor to the mortal world is Shimmer, a gifted magician who tames the other-worldly champion like a prized stallion. Without her, he will succumb to the evil voice that would make him spiral into turmoil along with everything else. Even with a guiding light, the Champion is still lured by eternal darkness, where he will be lost forever with nothing to save him. Desolation will be his only company. In the war between choice and fate, which one will emerge as the victor? 2nd place in The Glossy Awards 2nd place in The Golden Awards 2nd place in The Spring Awards 2nd place in The Dark Magic Awards 3rd place in The Ruby Awards
The Lovecraft Strain by MissyCreepyPasta
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Lose yourself in a good book.
Crow by CravenCrowishRaven
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Once upon a time... Far, far away... That's how all tales start, don't they? Mother would know. But Mother's gone and Corbin has to learn how to deal with eerily familiar voices coming from the misty forest, mysterious boys with charming smiles in the blooming fields, and cruel stepmothers taking over your manor and making you their personal servant. Of course, finding the reason why most people think you're a bloodthirsty monster is that you're half-Fae does throw a bit of a spanner in the works... He can only hope this will all work out in the end. (Cover by @ointments)
The Wind in the Willows (Completed) by kennethgrahame
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The Wind in the Willows is a children's novel by Kenneth Grahame, first published in 1908. Alternately slow moving and fast paced, it focuses on four anthropomorphised animals in a pastoral version of Edwardian England. The novel is notable for its mixture of mysticism, adventure, morality and camaraderie, and celebrated for its evocation of the nature of the Thames Valley. The novel was in its 31st printing when playwright A. A. Milne adapted part of it for the stage as Toad of Toad Hall in 1929. Almost a century later, it was adapted again for the stage as a musical by Julian Fellowes. In 2003, The Wind in the Willows was listed at number 16 in the BBC's survey The Big Read.
Hounds Of Hekate by Delilah_Bennet
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If you liked The Raven Cycle, Six of Crows, or the Percy Jackson books- you might find this story worth reading. This is a story about an odd group of high school seniors with a plethera of personal issues trying to figure out magic and if their fates intertwining was a good or bad thing. ( *NOTE- Full length chapters begin at 'Chapter One' (part 7) The first six parts are short to introduce the main characters, you can skip them if you want, but it provides a lot of set up for the characters.) Started June 26 2019
Brush of Death by cressidamsel
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"I have a secret. I can see death."