Publicdomain Stories

Who is God?

This is totally random. I have no idea why I wrote this. I am a sad alien being. I am accepting requests. Just tell me what you want and I'll write the rest. And if anyone wants to make a book off of one of my chapters I would love to read it. Just message me if you want to. Thank you. Enjoy!

A collection of original fairy tales written by the acclaimed Louisa May Alcott. These stories are part of a large body of fantasy fiction the author wrote throughout her career. Each story features adventures of elves and fairy sprites in fairyland and are imbued with the lushness of Alcott's love of the natural world.

This is My Dan Garret Alternative versions of Public Domain Character and this is my Reimagined of The Character set in Modern Day

Witness Altair, Mac and Sprid's journey to cleanse a forgotten island and its people of an ancient miasma in this allegorical short story. On their quest, the group gets a new perspective, encounter many difficulties, and together uncover the secret of the miasma. Lessons are learned throughout this short story on the topics of family, trust and hope.

After 20 years of extended copyright laws, 2019 welcomed the first new works into the public domain. This includes everything published in 1923. That means - like a real artist - you can steal to your heart's content. In celebration of these hundreds of new works, I thought it'd be fun to take the 1923 H.P Lovecraft short story What The Moon Brings and substitute just enough words to make it romantic instead of deeply unsettling. Please enjoy, like, comment, and all the rest. If projects like this spark your creativity, leave links to your own adjustments to new public domain work in the comments. I'd love to see what you come up with!

A riveting collection of short stories dealing with Murder, Mystery and Madness curated by yours truly. Enjoy a retread of old favorites and classics and discover forgotten gems. You can also recommend future additions. Shall include Short stories by Arthur Conan Doyle Edgar Allen Poe Agatha Christie Louisa May Alcott Guy De Mauspassant PUBLIC DOMAIN MATERIAL ONLY

Hey, guys! This is a book of classic trick questions I have been collecting from the internet. Count how many questions you got right and comment down below! I hope you guys give it a vote if you enjoyed it!!!

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In this city, you don't play the game. The game plays you." To the elite of Manhattan, Brenda Banks is a porcelain doll-the billionaire heiress who has it all, yet struggles with a "fragile" disposition. But the local gossip columns don't know the truth: Brenda is a woman living on a razor's edge, fueled by a dangerous addiction to the very pills that are poisoning the city streets. One woman. Two lives. Zero inhibitions. When the sun goes down, the socialite vanishes. In her place stands Lady Luck, a vigilante draped in emerald silk and a translucent green veil. She doesn't fight for justice; she fights for the rush. Each raid on a drug den, each blade pressed to a throat, is a high more powerful than any chemical-a desperate attempt to feel alive in a world that wants her sedated. The hunter becomes the lover. Chief Thomas Hardy is the only man who knows Brenda's scars. He's the protector who pulls her back from the edge during the day, never realizing he's hunting her at night. But as the "Omega Strain" hits the streets, their cat-and-mouse game turns into a carnal collision. When the mask falls and the secrets are stripped away, Brenda and Hardy are forced into a final, lethal gamble. In a world of vice, violence, and forbidden desire, the stakes are simple: Win it all, or lose your soul.

Flaming Youth is a 1923 book, controversial in its time, by Samuel Hopkins Adams. The novel was adapted into the silent movie Flaming Youth in 1923. In his retrospective essay "Echoes of the Jazz Age," writer F. Scott Fitzgerald argued that Adams' novel persuaded certain moralistic Americans that their young girls could be "seduced without being ruined" and thus altered the sexual mores of the nation.

A collection of famous fictional villains (including Dracula, Dr. Herbert West and Morgan le Fay) and one very confused lawyer find themselves trapped in a mysterious house with a killer on the loose. "Once you go Drac, you never go back!"

Heart of Darkness is a novella by Polish-British author Joseph Conrad. The story tells the tale of seaman Charlie Marlow as he recounts his journey to Africa while working for "the Company," a Belgian ivory trading firm.

Hi All! These are a list of characters that I have named and made up that others can use in stories if they so please! In this version the names are all from the 20th Century. Each Profile includes a characters name, age, parents name and age, brothers and sisters names and ages, kids ( if they have any at all ). Along with that are three character traits that each person has. However feel free to change anything as these are VERY simple profiles.

After his grandfather died and being isolated across the ocean because of the migration, Tyler got a dark heart; he refused to celebrate Christmas like he used to. Will he return to love Christmas again, or will he be forever hd a grudge towards Christmas because of his tragic past?

More of your poems from the public domain. From the human community. What a concept.

Mythical Origins is all about the Mythlands and it's characters - see in story description.