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77 Stories

  • Writing Prompts by CandyLovely148
    CandyLovely148
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    Free to use writing prompts for any game, story, etc.
  • Story ideas(ish) by TyeDyePillowCase
    TyeDyePillowCase
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    Just random story ideas,prompts, and snippets of stories. If you want to write a story, but don't have an idea, you can use anything in this for yourself. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Highest: #4 in publicdomain #441 in storyideas #329 in writer
  • Tidings of Comfort and Joy by laughitaffy
    laughitaffy
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    A collection of Christmas stories-and a few poems-to enjoy during the holiday season. Or in the middle of June. No one will judge.
  • Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by EStone05
    EStone05
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    Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is a novel by English author Charles Lutwidge Dodgson under the alias of Lewis Carroll. The story follows a young girl named Alice as she finds herself in the magical world of Wonderland.
  • Images of my Histories by yourbromaibro
    yourbromaibro
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    Book were I upload my edited images for yall to use, copy/download anything if you want idc. All credits to any series of which the character are related to.
  • The Vampire Bat Man by ericMesquivel
    ericMesquivel
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    A suicidally-bored Dracula accidentally saves Chicago's wealthiest family from a would-be-mugger, and decides to commit to the bit of playing a "superhero". Featuring Easter Egg references to some of the greatest public domain characters in all of Genre Fiction.
  • The Literary Sense, by Edith Nesbit by a_nerd_lovebird
    a_nerd_lovebird
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    Hello! This is a collection of short stories by Edith Nesbit. Needless to say, I am not Edith Nesbit. I am simply a reader that wants to share her lesser known works. The Literary Sense is a collection of short stories that satirize characters who try to live their lives according to a "literary sense." This is a public domain work. Credits to the Project Gutenberg
  • Short Stories/Oneshots [Requests] by MaMaPotatoButterfly
    MaMaPotatoButterfly
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    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!
  • Classic Trick Questions by anghua23
    anghua23
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    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!!!
  • The Pom Species by YowLife
    YowLife
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    As a researcher who has spent countless hours studying the Pom species, I can confidently say that these little creatures never fail to amaze me. From their unique ability to generate electricity from their ears to their quirky mailing system involving paper airplanes and kisses, the Pom are truly one-of-a-kind. Despite their diminutive size, these furry creatures possess an incredible amount of energy and innovation that has allowed them to thrive in even the harshest environments. -Join me on a journey to discover the fascinating world of the Pom and all of their quirks and wonders! Disclaimer: This Pom species biography, including all characters, events, and concepts, is public domain and royalty-free. This means that anyone is free to use and adapt this work in any way they choose, without needing to seek permission or pay any fees. However, please note that while the story is in the public domain, any original artwork, illustrations, or other creative elements may still be subject to copyright restrictions.
  • Six Mysterious Places That Defy the Laws of Physics by Adam_Leon
    Adam_Leon
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    A short work discussing six reported locations around the world that claim to violate known laws of physics or display impossible-to-explain borderline supernatural qualities. To support my work, check out my kindle books for sale on my Amazon Page: https://www.amazon.com/Adam-Leon/e/B09VCZBB91?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1668326472&sr=1-1 For access to free downloads and all other content created by me, be sure to check out my Patreon Page and give it a follow! https://www.patreon.com/Adamleon
  • LUCK & LOSS: The Emerald Addiction by Sinon2023
    Sinon2023
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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.
  • Jots Betwixt Furrows by lvh-short-stories
    lvh-short-stories
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    Follow Dazzle as a familiar figure called the Counselor helps him write a love letter in this allegorical short story.
  • The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway by lostinlettersmovt
    lostinlettersmovt
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    Entered the Public Domain in 2022! The quintessential novel of the Lost Generation, The Sun Also Rises (Fiesta) is one of Ernest Hemingway's masterpieces and a classic example of his sparse but powerful writing style. A poignant look at the disillusionment and angst of the post-World War I generation, the novel introduces two of Hemingway's most unforgettable characters: Jake Barnes and Lady Brett Ashley. The story follows the flamboyant Brett and the hapless Jake as they journey from the wild nightlife of 1920s Paris to the brutal bullfighting rings of Spain with a motley group of expatriates. It is an age of moral bankruptcy, spiritual dissolution, unrealized love, and vanishing illusions. First published in 1926, The Sun Also Rises helped to establish Hemingway as one of the greatest writers of the twentieth century.
  • Dickens's Dictionary of Paris, 1882: An Unconventional Handbook by sarahlet2999
    sarahlet2999
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    Bibliographical Information: Dickens, Charles. "Dicken's Dictionary of Paris, 1882: An Unconventional Handbook." London, England: Macmillan & Co., Bedford Street, Strand, Dec 31, 1882. ALERT TO ALL WRITERS CONCERNED WITH HISTORICAL ACCURACY: This book is your key to success! While it is very specific, if you write in this time-period (I'm looking at all my fellow Phantom of the Opera fanfiction writers...) this is a necessity for all of you to read and consult when writing. I am posting this book under Public Domain laws in the United States.
  • DANGANRONPA: Resurrection Girls DRG4 by ultimatelivvy_chr
    ultimatelivvy_chr
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    (PUBLIC DOMAIN WITH CCA. MAKE THIS A GAME, BOOK IF YOU WOULD LIKE BUT YOU NEED TO CREDIT ME.) (Thanks to Madonna Okamoto for the Nayaka twins' picrews, noncom for Risuka Sakaki and Leiko Izumis picrews, Yoko @denbu3 for Okusana Hamirutons picrew and Yuto Yuya for Miza Toku, Reiko Mikami, Azuko Osaki, Akira Komatsu, Anya Kuznetsov, Satsuki Oka, Yuri Suzuko, Mia Furukawa, Hina Masuki, Marzia Da Luca and Lilith Yasudas picrews. Music credits to Masafumi Takada for music i am using. All full body art belongs to me, but is heavily referenced.) DANGANRONPA: Resurrection Girls DRG4 is a fanmade Danganronpa series on Wattpad. (SET IN DANGANRONPA: KILLING HARMONY v3 LOCATION AND BEGINNING.) Satsuki Oka is the protagonist of this story, and fights to the end. But what will happen? I wake up, eyes blinking. Nice to meet... me. Im surrounded with darkness. I push my hands to the side but a metal wall seems to block me. I kick infront of me and a door flies open, causing me to fly out aswell. I pant and rub my head. It seems i was in a locker before i abruptly came out. A loud noise erupts from my right, and i whip my head over to that direction. A purple headed.. girl... bursts out from the locker next to mine. She groans in agony, before looking at me. "KYAAAAAAA! WHO ARE YOU!" I cover my ears, and speak with my eyes closed. "Stop screaming!"
  • Feline Finales 34 by Ethelbelfeline
    Ethelbelfeline
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    Feline Finales 34
  • Flaming Youth by Saverinne
    Saverinne
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    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.