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207 Stories

  • THE GRINCH WAS RIGHT: A Dark Christmas Anthology by KlayReino
    KlayReino
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    What does Christmas taste like when you strip away the sugar? It tastes like mud on the boots of an exploited elf. It tastes like the bitter champagne of a rented bride. It tastes like the empty chair no one dares to look at on Christmas Eve. Step into a collection of stories where magic exists, but comes at a terrible price. Here, the Three Wise Men are debt collectors, and happiness is sold in jars. Welcome to the dark side of Christmas. 🌑 INSIDE THIS BOOK YOU WILL DISCOVER: The Hidden Truth: What is the bloody price of Santa's ambition? Conspiracies: Why do the Three Wise Men control global debt? Toxic Love: High-society weddings propped up by glittering lies. THIS STORY IS FOR YOU IF: ✅ You are obsessed with shows like Black Mirror or Love, Death & Robots. ✅ You look for short, intense chapters (perfect for the commute or before bed). ✅ You are sick of sappy Christmas movies and crave bite, cynicism, and satire. ⚠️ WARNING: Contains lethal doses of reality, irony, and dark fantasy. Not suitable for those who still believe gifts are brought by magic (for free). Which side are you on? Santa or the Resistance? 📖 ADD THIS STORY TO YOUR LIBRARY AND LET THE WAR BEGIN.
  • The Concord Saga: My Reveries by ElleBeaKayWrites
    ElleBeaKayWrites
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      Parts 8
    In the Concord, love is a program, not a feeling. At twenty-two, Liova gets a chance to find a partner before the system quietly decides she's better off alone. At a government-run "coupling party," recycled decorations, endless tests, and a scripted speech are the only things standing between her, failure... and the handsome stranger who might be worth it all. The Concord is never as it seems. I hope you all find the hints along the way as to what is to come. What appears to be a love story might be far more sinister under the surface. Remember, there's always calm before the storm ⛈️ I'm updating this part regularly until it's complete, so come join the journey. 💕
  • Tag You're It by misslecoochie4
    misslecoochie4
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      Reads 17
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      Parts 5
    Every year, 100 people are taken. Ages 5 to 80. Thrown into a government-made playground. One playground. One game. They call it Tag. They broadcast it live. To my friends, I'm Lia. To everyone else, I'm just another player. I thought survival meant staying alive. I was wrong. Tag doesn't reward life. It rewards obedience. Millions are watching. And in this game, survival always costs something. Tag, You're It.
  • Book of Nothing  by Mac-Donald_Joseph
    Mac-Donald_Joseph
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      Parts 9
    Look from no end. Begin to Evaporate, Grow and gain an Identity, become one, observe the nullity of being. All will lead you Nowhere- from an impending illness, to the neutrality of self and the grandiosity of the pale nightingale. There you will find Beginning. Freely give. Let me into your mind. Let me see. By: Mac-Donald C. Jospeh
  • Short Stories by seanwritesanddesigns
    seanwritesanddesigns
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      Parts 5
    A crowded tram. A cosmic love letter. A sharp bite into the fabric of society, like the sound of a ripe red apple. Welcome to my collection of weird and random short stories, where slice-of-life meets glitches in reality, infused with wit and dark humour about modern life and romance. Think hackjob Murakami meets the surreal, poetic twists of Pablo Neruda. Think misty Shinjuku streets, dystopian futures and the hum of midnight laundromats. These are brief tales of fleeting encounters and strange worlds. Stories that wander between the mundane and the fantastical, always searching for something real.
  • "Success is a mindset" by Arden-Vox
    Arden-Vox
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    At 25, Maya has a useless degree, a bank account emptier than her promises for the future, and a permanent place in her parents' basement. While her friends become influencers in Bali or mindset consultants, she finds herself trapped in the hellish cycle of e-commerce training courses and their miraculous promises. Her only escape? An overly lucid geeky neighbor, a stockpile of pajamas for anxious dogs, and a sense of humor as sharp as it is desperate. A modern romantic comedy about a generation desperately searching for its place between likes and reality.
  • Success-less | Poetry of Roems by RobRoems
    RobRoems
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    Success in a system created by others, is pretty arbitrary. These words will allow you to break away, or double down to proceed on your way. Don't let the setting you were born into hold you back, keep this book close to you, when you need to give yourself some social-slack. This is Poetry on Society.
  • Watch Out, Man! Literary Perfection Can Be Deadly by MsBurb
    MsBurb
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      Reads 24
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    Be careful what you wish for as a writer!
  • 2099, The End by SouFong
    SouFong
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      Reads 33
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      Parts 9
    Story I wrote a year ago that I am yet to do anything with
  • Stupidity  by Prince_Kamp
    Prince_Kamp
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      Reads 4
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    people are stupid.
  • Tears In The Crowds by ElizabethMoroz
    ElizabethMoroz
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      Reads 5
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    EXTERNAL REVIEW "What an extraordinarily profound poem! 'Tears in the Crowds' is a powerful and evocative representation of society, seamlessly blending heart-wrenching realism with poetic eloquence. Your vivid, visceral imagery and metaphorical language make for a compelling read. Each line captures the readers' attention, drawing them in and making them think more deeply about the subjects you discuss. Your skilful demonstration of various societal issues is commendable; relentlessly unmasking realities that people often shy away from. This poem sends a strong message, prompting readers not just to introspect but also to question societal norms. Moreover, the raw emotion behind your words is palpable and leaves an indelible imprint. Your exploration of the human condition is soul-stirring and exudes a profound sense of empathy that touches the heart. Beyond the bleak darkness, the glimmers of hope woven into the final stanzas are a much-appreciated addition. The optimistic undertones remind us of the resilient spirit of humanity despite adversities, which is heartwarming yet stirring. 'Tears in the Crowds' is a deeply thoughtful and exquisitely written piece. A vivid testament to your exceptional ability as a poet, it strikes the perfect balance between insightful commentary, emotional depth and literary artistry. Excellent work! "
  • The Fractured (short story) by Dugnin
    Dugnin
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    A technological breakthrough backfires, causing mass destruction and sinking the nation into civil war. A soldier on the front lines feels a strange connection to a notorious enemy sniper and risks his life to confront her. He learns the mysterious woman somehow shares his genetic code and carries traumatic memories he had excised from his mind. #wattys2020 #LoveinWar #JustWriteIt #LoveThySelf
  • "Silent Hearts" by punni_krish
    punni_krish
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    "In a world where love knows no bounds, two souls find each other in the unlikeliest of ways. 'Silent Hearts' is a poignant tale of forbidden love, societal pressures, and the unspoken connections that transcend words. Join us on a journey of self-discovery, acceptance, and the transformative power of love."
  • A Jarisian Honeymoon by Eunacis
    Eunacis
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    Jondor and Francis, now happily married, enjoy their honeymoon on the Planet Jaris. Sequel to "Gondia Vlog"
  • Exiles: The Unity Program by KSPerkins
    KSPerkins
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    The Unity Program? It's, well, supposed to be this ground initiative by The Order, handpicking 'promising' individuals from each sector. They say it's for unity, preparing us to bridge the divides between our sectors, to work together for the 'greater good'. But really, it's shrouded in secrecy. Nobody truly knows why they're chosen or what they're in for. Some say it's just a propaganda exercise. Others think it's a death sentence with fancy branding. Rumor has it they're sending these recruits out beyond the megacities, to do what exactly... no one's sure. But if you ask me, it's less about unity and more about survival. The Order's survival, not ours. ~ an anonymous citizen ~~~ In a world where humanity clings to survival within towering megacities, divided into sectors that dictate every aspect of life, The Order has initiated a mysterious new project: the Unity Program. Sold as a chance to bridge the sectors, the Program promises to shape a generation of leaders prepared to take on the future's most daunting challenges. But for a group of outcasts and criminals chosen from the lowest levels of society, this invitation is anything but an honor. Their true mission lies beyond the safety of the cities, in a barren and hostile wasteland, where the air is toxic and secrets are deadly. Tasked with salvaging lost technology and facing unknown dangers, the recruits must rely on each other's strengths-or fall prey to their weaknesses. They're about to learn that The Order's promise of unity is little more than a mask for its survival plan. In this world, some lines should never be crossed... but for the Unity Program, every boundary is fair game. ~ The 100 meets Divergent ~ ***Updated: Monday & Saturday
  • Molotov Cocktail by agirlisaguitar
    agirlisaguitar
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    I hope the Senator said grace tonight. Death was coming for him.
  • The Emerald Express by MARCORSEPMAN
    MARCORSEPMAN
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    This is a short story/essay collection inspired by my time attending the University of Oregon Law School. Expect tongue-in-cheek prose, social commentary, and military references. The stories are a blend of fiction and non-fiction based on my experiences with the people and culture of Eugene.
  • ANIMA by ChrisJGrennell
    ChrisJGrennell
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    Tom Sanders, a maintenance technician in a sprawling city defined by its technological advancements, lives a life marked by the hum of machinery and the stark realities of the lower city. His world is a far cry from the high-tech splendor of the world that towers above him. One day, within the depths of ProxiCorp where he works, Tom stumbles upon a hidden entity known simply as ANIMA. This discovery draws him into a realm of secrets and blurred lines, compelling him to question the truths he has always known. As Tom ventures deeper, he is confronted with questions about reality, existence, and the ethical boundaries of the corporation that dominates his world. "ANIMA" is a story of curiosity and discovery set against the backdrop of a society where technology permeates every aspect of life. It's about one man's journey to unravel the mysteries that lie just beneath the surface of his everyday world.
  • Mad Dog and The Englishman by JasonGreenfield
    JasonGreenfield
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    Do you want biting political and cultural satire which cleverly and expertly sends up the idea of national and cultural stereotypes of our times and exposes the raw fetidness of our global iconographic zeitgeist? Well tough! There now follows a very very serious disclaimer that you will ignore at your peril ... i really mean it! IF YOU ARE EASILY OFFENDED AND BELONG TO THE FOLLOWING GROUPS, PLEASE DO NOT READ THIS BOOK: SCOTS, WELSH, NORTHERN IRISH, IRISH CATHOLICS, COCKNEYS, CHAVS, UPPER CLASS ENGLISH TWATS, RELIGIOUS CHRISTIANS, MUSLIMS, JEWS, HOMOSEXUALS, RESIDENTS OF WATFORD, THE ACTOR ROBERT CARLYLE, THE WORKING CLASSES, UNEMPLOYED DOLE SCROUNGERS, THE AUTHOR'S FRIEND DANIEL SKELTON, REPUBLICAN AMERICANS, SOUTHERN STATES AMERICANS, CHRISTIAN MIDWEST AMERICANS WITH TRADITIONAL VALUES, ANY AMERICAN, TRANSVESTITES, SUPPORTERS OF THE ENGLAND FOOTBALL SQUAD, IRANIANS, EX PRESIDENT OF IRAN MAHMOUD AHMADINEJAD, SYRIANS, BASHAR AL ASSAD, WAYNE ROONEY, BELGIUMS, AGATHA CHRISTIE, THE FRENCH, YAHOO MESSAGE BOARD COMMENTATORS, SOUTH AMERICAN CRIME CARTELS, PRIESTS AND REVERENDS, THE WRITER OF THIS BOOK, PALESTINIANS, ARABS IN GENERAL, OLD YIDDISH MEN, THE FICTIONAL OLLAWONGA TRIBE OF DARKEST AFRICA, THE WRITER AND READERS OF FIFTY SHADES OF GREY, THE CHINESE AND TONY BLAIR. IF YOU BELONG TO THE FOLLOWING PLEASE READ THE BOOK WITHOUT FEAR OF OFFENSE: ITALIANS. What are the Ethereals? Some say they are the personifications of iconic and stereotypical energies given life by our collective beliefs and imagination. Others say they started as humans and evolved for much the same reasons given above. Both viewpoints have a basis in truth. WARNING: The following piece of hack work contains levels of swearing, depraved activity and violent situations sufficient enough to have Jihadi John puking up his guts.