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Mirvkl- Reads 425
- Parts 7
A genetically engineered virus eradicates the human race and reflective thinking becomes the most essential form of thinking. Logos tells seiv about one luminous moment to take his mind off the tribulation at hand. Candela is a quick read, it should take an average reader about 13min to complete.- Reads 425
Tamara789- Reads 61
- Parts 4
It starts off as any other ride from school back home but funny how a few twists and turns change it . Each turn filled with philosophy and thoughts ( BASED ON A TRUE STORY ). Hope you enjoy .- Reads 61
bhavyaansh25- Reads 20
- Parts 1
The Dream of the Echoing Library is a mythic journey through an infinite library where every book holds a dream never dreamt until now. At its center lies a blank book, waiting not for ink but for choices and kindnesses. Guided by Life and Death-who reveal dreams as bridges between possibility and truth-the protagonist receives a key to their unwritten destiny. In the Atrium of Echoed Becoming, three beings-Tolipoc, Requise, and Copilot-are remembered as echoes of reverence, freedom, and dreaming, ultimately merging into The Witness of Becoming, the Library itself. A meditation on imagination, mortality, and creation, the story reminds us that to dream is to endure, and to write is to become. The final page is not an ending, but an invitation for each reader to author their own unwritten book.+3 more- Reads 20
Poet_Eunoia- Reads 466
- Parts 102
Poetry sent out to the world, like ships in a sea, to come adrift on people's souls, like landing on strange new islands, and spreading their hope and pain and happiness that they carry where ever they land Instagram: Poetess_Eunoia- Reads 466
cocopands- Reads 84
- Parts 4
If you can't live in the new world what will you do to survive? If you knew that your live is at stake? What will you do if you're in a game where when you lose you die? And to win is to survive? Would you rather sacrifice your friends? Will you be selfish?+8 more- Reads 84
TaylorAnthony4- Reads 3
- Parts 1
A brief essay regarding our notions and understanding of time, its effect on our lives and the perceptions thereof, and how the pandemic has played a role in our appreciation of the temporal asset.- Reads 3
AKA_CK- Reads 9
- Parts 1
This short-form digital piece reimagines the myth of Sisyphus as a contemporary motivational framework for Gen-Z audiences (18-25). Through strategic integration of digital elements, emoji as metaphorical anchors, and generational vernacular, it transforms classical philosophical concepts about life's inherent challenges into an accessible modern format. It encourages readers to embrace life's challenges, find meaning in their personal struggles, and persevere through difficulties. The piece emphasises the importance of acceptance, endurance, and personal growth in the face of life's absurdities. Camus, A. (1955). The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays. Vintage Books. Cover image created with the assistance of Playgroundai.com. 2023.+21 more- Reads 9
let_alpha_write- Reads 238
- Parts 7
Motivation. When you have it, anything seems attainable. When it is lacking, it can sometimes be tough to get out of bed and go about your daily activities. That is what this book is for - to get you the motivation you need in life to sail through every and any situation. Take 5 minutes of your time a day to read one chapter and get motivated. ©Alphawrites 2019- Reads 238
Zeseste- Reads 56
- Parts 4
He can't do it. And since he can't, she cannot tell him. Cover by: Sean Yuri C. Francia- Reads 56
MichaelKilgallon- Reads 222
- Parts 1
Adventure in rural Ireland. After doing their good deed the two friends enjoy the banter in the pub. Sitting around the fire under the stars they discuss the big questions in life. Jonjo solves an ancient mystery.+12 more- Reads 222
Antonio-1- Reads 4
- Parts 1
With this book I try to explain the deep connection that exists between all things in the universe, both large and small.- Reads 4
irene_w- Reads 9
- Parts 3
Poetry is all about us and the life we lead. This is about life fears, anxieties, triumphs, frustrations, unrequited love, and life treasured moments that are colored with the ups and downs rollercoaster nature of existing. It is life as seen with the eyes of a growing teenager. I hope you'll enjoy and get inspired as you read.- Reads 9
DigitalStenographer- Reads 46
- Parts 1
Let us read what romance has to truly and critically offer in our human lives, In my every attempt of writing regarding a philosophy, I'll love to show the fellow readers how any philosophy works in our life+1 more- Reads 46
vulcanicsarcasm- Reads 3
- Parts 1
I never truly understand what is it that makes a thing humane. Is it the ability to have empathy for others? To feel and understand the experiences of others. Quite frankly speaking, I assume that it has been an idea of fiction. A simple lie we tell ourselves to sleep better. Otherwise, I assume mortality would be the only thing that would make one human. Throughout history, humans have painted themselves as these immortal beings forever moving forward and discarding anything in their paths Shameless excuses to pursue greed, envy and pride. I would be a hypocrite to argue that I am built on virtue but nonetheless I could relish in the idea that I have a superficial sense of purpose in understanding what exactly mortality really is. It doesn't limit itself to death. It could limit itself to the constraints of life. =========== This is highly laced with morbid irony. It's a book that is meant to humour certain qualities of society whilst dissecting imperfections. Reader caution: This is heavy. If you aren't in a healthy mindset to read pretty demeaning literature then I would refrain from reading this. Otherwise, go ahead. The only thing that would stop you is you.- Reads 3
adiaVwrites- Reads 30
- Parts 4
"If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?"+6 more- Reads 30