Hemingway Stories

In 2xxx humanity has spread amongst the stars united under the banner of the Oikumene. And its Progenitor left one mandate before his return to the Eschaton, to plant the seeds of the Cosmic Eden for the children of man. As part of this effort, many expeditions to various exoplanets and moons and stars were launched. Amongst these is the research station Faustina. One day, it went silent and cut off from the Oikumene's grid network. Suspecting foul play, the Skrinion Episkopos, the internal security force of the Oikumene, deploys Task Group Elja to investigate. Books shall be opened, and secrets revealed that will shake the pillars of the Oikumene.

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She cared more than anything about everything and he never cared about anything more than his academics, leading to a story of first loves, last firsts, the best authors of all time, some Billy Joel, a cup of coffee, a boat ride through Venice, a drunken karaoke performance, truthful lies, and the best chase of Finn's life. Finn had always lived in his brother Wes's shadow, and he'd never minded it before, until she came along. She changed everything. She could stop armies with her words, she could defy gravity in the way she entered a room, she could understand Finn more than anyone else ever had before, but she also had secrets that could turn two brothers against each other. "She was like a loaded gun. The second someone pulled the trigger she was off, breaking heart, after heart, after heart. I had to make a decision, should I chase after Chase? Or should I put the gun on safety and walk away?"

Inspired by Ernest Hemingway and the Six-Word Rule. Today, I read a book called "The Communication Book: 44 Ideas for Better Conversations Every Day", and in it was a chapter that mentioned about the six-word rule and Hemingway's version of it which goes like this - "For sale: baby shoes, never worn." It took me a few seconds to realized the story expressed in that short sentence. Those six words painted the entire story in the back of my head. It was pretty powerful. One can tell a story with only 6 words. And you can also use this six-word rule to describe novels, films, or anything else to test if you really understood it. This rule has inspired me to describe my life up until now. And I did this to test if I understood myself. I wrote this down while traveling by MRT.

You can almost always see Kristen Ayers with her head in a book. If not, then you'd be safe to guess that she's either talking about books or writing her own. Even so, this shy girl finds herself in a reading contest with Drew Konrad, the admired quarterback of the football team. They're competing to see who can read the most books before the end of their senior year. Kris thinks she will easily beat him at this task, but finds she doesn't give him enough credit. Will he beat her? Will they find love? But the true question will be, can they read each other?

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This is an allusion to the story of Damocles in which holding a position of power is critiqued.

The latest generation of video games boasts impressive artificial intelligence technology. A girl and her friend enjoy a few beers over her new game. Inspired by Hemingway.

a story about a boy who hates the world, his perpetual love for hemingway, a lot of art shows, books, the people who write them, and uncovering his two thousand deaths.

Excerpt: none because this is very short and would ruin it! This short story inspired by Hemingway asks the questions: What happens when we spend our entire lives focussed on one path and never diversify? What do you do once your whole life is stripped away from you? Is choosing a future for our children early on truly an advantage? Read the AN for more information. Please please please comment about what you think the symbolism is, what you think truly happened, your opinion on the issue at hand, etc. I would absolutely love to hear from you!

- [...] A jakbyś dostał kopertę z datą swojej śmierci otworzyłbyś ją? - zapytała... To pytanie było dziwne, nie rozumiem jakim cudem ona ma czas myśleć o takich rzeczach... - Tak, zrobiłbym to. - odparłem jednak pewnie. - A gdybyś dowiedział się, że to już jutro? - zastanowiłem się chwilę i bez wątpienia zrobiłbym co zawsze chciałem zrobić. - Zrobiłbym to [...]

TW: suicide It was raining heavily and everyone had brought an umbrella except the little girl in the yellow raincoat who danced under the cloud-filled skies, splashing from puddle to puddle. The two adults knew she was only young, and if they asked her to stop she might release her tears, so they just stood and watched.

The story of fantastical life and death Franklin Delano Roosevelt Corcoran lived through the eyes of his daughter in seven minutes flat.