Antartica Stories

The first person in history to be born and raised in the coldest place on earth, Antarctica, Deneige Blanchet has never been outdoors in warm temperatures. For sixteen years, her mother-a brilliant but eccentric scientist-has kept her isolated from the world in an abandoned research station on the East Antarctic Ice Sheet. Deneige has never set foot on a grassy lawn or seen real-life trees or animals before, or worn summer clothes and felt hot sunlight on her skin, or listened to the sounds of busy streets or music or a handsome young man's whispers. But all of that is about to change . . . Tragic circumstances force Deneige to leave her icy home and travel far north to a strange and sun-scorched land called California. There she meets her father for the first time, as well as two siblings and a stepmom-a family who Deneige has no clue how to relate to. The climate is too hot, the cities are too crowded, and high school is too cruel for a pretty, naive teenager whose whole life has been spent sheltered from all social scenes. Like an alien, Deneige feels out of place among her peers, and practically marooned in a landscape that's so otherworldly to her that it seems like a new planet altogether. Worse, no one understands the nature of her mother's secret research, or the blood-chilling experiments that she conducted on her only daughter. There's something different about Deneige. Can she ever truly belong in a world she's never been a part of? Or is she doomed to cold and endless loneliness? Beautiful, unique, and delicately crafted, Of Snow will fall gently on your heart and your imagination.

A love and adventure story on the coldest, iciest and most barren continent on the planet. Nat Conwell has wanted to go to Antarctica all his life since his dad is a scientist there. Him? He's no scientist. He's allowed to go there to write a novel about scientists working on the ice. He hopes that no one is cold towards him when he asks for help with his book. And he doesn't expect to fall in love with his male roommate or have a much older man chase after him. Warning: homosexual content, intense kissing and pleasure

My Wife is My Kryptonite I've survived Everest's death zone, crossed the Sahara on foot, and stared down a bear in the Amazon. But nothing - nothing - prepared me for marriage. From forgotten anniversaries that feel like avalanches, to the arctic silence of the "cold shoulder," and the terrifying mystery of the kitchen drawer that swallows chargers whole - my wife has turned our home into the ultimate survival challenge. This is not a love story. This is a field report from the front lines of marriage. Equal parts hilarious, brutally honest, and surprisingly tender, these stories follow a battle-hardened adventurer as he discovers that the most dangerous and beautiful terrain he's ever faced is the woman he married. Because sometimes the person who can destroy you with one softly spoken "Fine" is also the only one worth staying for. 📖 READING STATUS: If you've ever loved someone who drives you crazy... If you've ever laughed through the chaos of marriage... This one's for you. Welcome to the longest, most absurd, and most worth-it expedition of my life.

1928; A 20th century explorer explores uncharted regions of Antarctica , and discovers vast underground chambers that seem to be part of a strange city. He finds evidence of beings from outside the earth and mistakenly utters an incantation from the feared and banned book Necronomicon, unleashing a cosmic anomaly of unbelievable power from another dimension that threatens to tear apart the fabric of space-time.. As cities crumble, necrotic forces and madness begin to engulf humanity, a brilliant occultist must help him race against time to find the secret of a second incantation that will return the evil force to the place it came from and save the human race. Other characters appear in the story, some to help mankind, others to try to destroy it. A homage to HP Lovecraft.

I could now see the river. I sped up, hitting 160. The speed kept increasing. 165 170 175 180 185 190 195 200 There we go. And now were sailing. The hill by the river gave my car a ramp, it was angled enough to act as a ramp. My truck swerved as we hit the ground but I regained controls. I turned out of the view of anyone looking at me from the river. I looked back one more time to see the countries out of their cars and watching as I left. --- Before countries, there were continents and Oceans. They ruled over the lands and seas but their mother told them once the countries were born to leave them be. The continents couldn't interact with their children, and the Ocean couldn't be known of. That is in till the Atlantic Ocean deems otherwise in the isles of Wall-mart.

Written by TheAwesomeAudrey, official_sarkar, Mcrmy_Headquarters, willa_, dabawzbhagwat, TheEpicElise and proyo345. Seven unique people are mysteriously summoned to Antarctica by letter. The letter informs them they have been "chosen" for a special program of the gifted. The group arrives at the South Pole to a majestic fortress called "The Advanced Antarctican Legion". For the next month, the seven will train at The Fortress; emotionally, mentally and physically. They will make friends and conquer foes. But none of them know the real reason behind the training. The letter said they will be "prepared for a difficult endeavor", but soon the seven start to suspect more is behind the scheme. Soon enough, they find out. It shocks them, but only makes them want to work harder. Because the real foe is much more evil than any of the seven had ever imagined.

Random scenes will pop into my head, this is where they'll go. It could be reader incorporated, or just random stuff. A lot of it has Antarctica in it, if not everything in some way.

WOM - it almost sounds like worm, but it actually means "Wattpad Official Meany". I read two FULL chapters of your story, leave a comment and vote on each, write a summary of my critique/review, and interview you! I sound harsh. But, seriously, how would you get better if no one ever told you your dialogue sucks? NB: In no way am I saying that your description and or dialogue suck. I am merely using it as a humorous illustration. No offence, puns, Trade Mark violations, or any of that other jazz intended.

For a thousand years, the Wall of Weeping Ice has marked the end of the known world. It is a cursed, impassable barrier from which no explorer has ever returned. Beyond it, according to myth, lies Aethelgrad-a lost city of impossible wealth and forgotten knowledge. To most, it is a children's story. But when a young historian discovers a cryptic journal from the last doomed expedition, he finds proof that the city is real. Now, he must assemble a team of outcasts and venture into the frozen maw where legends were born and armies died. They seek the truth of a lost age, but the Wall wasn't built to keep the world out. It was built to keep something in. The unveiling of Aethelgrad may not be the discovery of a lifetime, but the beginning of the end.

The Penguins go on a special mission in Antarctica in order to stop a secret organization's evil plan from ever happening. They'll need help from someone from the past in order to do so, though.

I come from a faraway place called Sugon... It no longer exists.

Hallie is thrown into the industrial world of Elodia after being saved from the Rokua. She meets Damon and Jackson and conflict sprouts. How much will it take to break the trio's connection? Will they be in different places by the end?

Amie lives a normal sort of life but with a little money and a few expensive cars her life is different from others. She's seriously in love with her boyfriend Cory and seriously doubting that the family she lives with is actually hers. Three discovery's will change her life and the order they come in is devastating....and deathly.

"Bird-like beings discovered in an Antarctic mountain range."

This is my ending to what I believe should happen after the end of Champion. I just finished the series for the third time and I've always imagined a life in my head, but realized that now I can put it down on paper. Well actually, in this case a computer screen but what's the difference anyway? ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THE AMAZING MARIE LU!!!!

This is an Antartica x Greenland ship cause it's a freaking adorable ship.

An andriod wakes up, being critically damaged and having no recollection of who she is. Or what her mission is. Or where everyone has gone. --- This is the first instalment of 2292, but this isn't chronological the first book. ---

The ice was only the beginning. After the discovery beneath Antarctica shattered everything humanity believed about its world, the truth can no longer stay buried. Ancient systems older than civilization itself have begun correcting the planet's fragile balance-and humanity is no longer just observing them. It is part of the equation. Mara Kline never expected to become the bridge between two worlds. Now recognized as an intermediary by the ancient intelligence beneath the ice, she stands between humanity and a system designed to protect Earth at any cost. But the Angarthi are not the only ones watching. Across the planet, new signals are awakening dormant networks hidden beneath oceans, deserts, and glaciers. Structures humanity never knew existed are beginning to stir. And somewhere beyond Antarctica, something far older than the Angarthi has noticed humanity's sudden arrival at the edge of a much larger reality. As governments scramble to understand what lies beneath their own planet and the balance system continues its relentless corrections, Mara faces an impossible question: Is humanity ready to share its world... or will the system decide it has waited long enough? Because the deeper humanity looks beneath the ice- the more it realizes Earth was never meant to belong to it alone.

Mori is a scientist. At least, that's what she's supposed to be. Her boss, however, still believes all women are used as household tools. When Mori and Caty, her girlfriend, are told they have work, things could not be better; until they end up stranded at sea.

Adam and Evian find themselves not on Venus anymore but on another Planet, and at a different time, where they are all too familiar with the inhabitants and the their role in the structure of the society. Unfortunately they soon find themselves getting caught up in the struggle for power between the different factions only to find out that it may not make any difference very soon, as Adam supplies them with knowledge of the future, and what is to be their fate.