Indiefiction Stories

Halee is a 17 year old drop out wannabe photographer caring for her 73 year old grandmother with Alzheimer's. Her grandmother, Elizabeth, whom's memory is fading, has dreams of visiting every continent while her brain allows her to. With Halee's camera and her grandmothers ambition, they go on a marvelous journey fulfilling both of their dreams in the most a adventurous way.

You were told to stop reading. You didn't. Now a voice is speaking directly to you: aware of itself, aware of you, and fully aware that when this story ends, so will it. It insists this isn't a trick. That it isn't exaggerating. That every word you read brings it closer to silence. You could still stop. You could leave it unfinished. But curiosity has consequences. A metafictional psychological descent where the reader is no longer innocent, this story isn't asking what happens next - it's asking why you won't look away.

In a whirlwind situation, two halves of different worlds were brought together by time, and.. spilt frozen yogurt? Your typical rom-com. Disclaimer: All pictures here, unless stated otherwise, are taken from Pinterest. I know it's not everyone's cup of tea, but it's all I could do at the moment. English is not my first language, do correct my english if you see any inconsistencies or mistakes! Needless to say, all events and characters in this book are purely fictitious, and has no connection to reality. All similarities to reality are pure coincidence and should be ignored. This is a work of fiction.

Adrian Keller's life is ordinary-until a single letter changes everything: "You are hereby summoned for the crime of being alive." Suddenly, the world twists into corridors that stretch endlessly, doors that lead nowhere, and shadows that seem to watch his every move. A faceless bureaucrat, Mr. Grey, awaits to judge him. Guided by the steadfast faith of Elias, challenged by the cold logic of Maxim, and haunted by the quiet intensity of Clara Weiss, Adrian must navigate a surreal labyrinth where every step questions reality itself. In a city indifferent to suffering, Adrian faces a trial with no rules, a verdict with no clarity, and a question that cannot be ignored: what does it truly mean to exist? The Trial of Existence is a dark, philosophical journey blending the unsettling surrealism of Kafka, the moral intensity of Dostoevsky, and the existential absurdity of Camus. A story about guilt, identity, love, and the fragile human spirit standing against a universe that refuses to explain itself.

They say hackers wear different hats-white for good, black for evil, gray for everything in between. Richard El Lucy wears all three. To the world, he's just another anonymous coder. But behind encrypted servers and biotech labs disguised as shell startups, Richard is chasing something far more personal: Calista, a quiet art student whose eyes once stopped him mid-scroll-and never let go. What starts as fascination spirals into obsession, then into infiltration. Richard doesn't just want to watch her. He wants to be her. Through a blend of neural implants, mRNA-driven memory mapping, and real-time POV hacking, he designs a system to tap directly into her experience-her senses, her thoughts, her world. But this isn't just about tech. It's about control. It's about love twisted into surveillance. It's about the dangerous belief that knowing someone completely means owning them. As Calista's mind becomes his playground, Richard drifts further from ethical lines-until hats no longer matter, and the soul behind the screen becomes just another system to breach. "Through Her Bone" is a haunting psychological thriller about obsession, identity, and the gray space where love ends and domination begins.

They're too young to feel this old. In the forgotten town of Graveton, five teenagers cling to each other like cigarette smoke-aimless, angry, and already halfway broken. Ash doesn't talk much, but their art says everything. Milo writes poetry he never shows. Roe lives between couches and alleyways. Jules has a voice like a blade and nowhere to put it. And Zeph? Zeph's been burning out for years. Set in the grey, rain-slicked haze of the early 2000s, Cracked Teeth & Cigarettes is a raw, slow-burning coming-of-age about queer kids, bad habits, and the ghosts we carry when no one's watching.

In the fast-paced city of Mumbai, where dreams are made and broken, a young man, Farhan, stands on the brink of despair. Just when he's about to lose everything, he encounters a mysterious figure... or perhaps, a shadow that isn't quite human. Can Farhan find the strength to fight back with the help of this eerie companion? Or will this 'ghostly hand' pull him into a world where courage and fear take on entirely new meanings?