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HaMil_DavidBowie- Reads 11
- Parts 2
These are some fake chapters I made while reading Don Quixote by Cervantes. I absolutely loved Don Quixote so while reading the book I wrote some fake chapters for some alt. endings or plot lines. Includes a fake ending of the story for my version and the way I would've loved for the book to end, and a chapter of Sancho's way out of misery- escaping from the curl clutches of the duke and duchess.+4 more- Reads 11
nerak66- Reads 21
- Parts 1
WELCOME TO HOLLAND by Emily Perl Kingsley. c1987 by Emily Perl Kingsley. All rights reserved I am often asked to describe the experience of raising a child with a disability - to try to help people who have not shared that unique experience to understand it, to imagine how it would feel. It's like this......- Reads 21
ratultimate3471- Reads 1
- Parts 1
Describing a place of comfort-physical or metaphysical-and the thoughts that loom in O'Jenkin's head.- Reads 1
sweetlyarianaa- Reads 40
- Parts 4
Every child in Bywood Village was warned: do not play near the windmills- Reads 40
Magicbooksio- Reads 100
- Parts 11
What if the maddest man in the world was also the only one who truly understood it? Meet W.O. Wikacy. He's homeless, speaks like a prophet, and wears an ankle monitor. He prays for supernatural wisdom, believes his monologues are divine entertainment, and sees damsels in distress where others see street kids. To the cynical, bureaucratic modern world, he's just another delusional wanderer. But Wikacy is more. He's the twenty-first century's answer to Don Quixote-a man so utterly detached from "reality" that he just might be able to bend it. When an empathetic shelter director offers him a ride, her sputtering car and empty gas tank become the stage for Wikacy's first "public miracle." Soon after, two despondent girls at a gas station-struggling with the very mundane problem of being out of weed-find themselves witnesses to a biblical transformation that defies every law of nature and common sense. Is Wikacy a madman, a prophet, or something else entirely? The Return of Don Quixote isn't just a story; it's a mind-bending journey that asks: Can true genius look exactly like madness? Do "good" and "evil" only exist within the confines of our own minds? What happens when a man refuses to acknowledge the limits of reality, and reality starts to give way? Daniel Perley invites you to a world where ancient chivalry clashes with digital drudgery, where miracles are performed to charge an ankle monitor, and where the most powerful force isn't money or power, but an unshakeable, utterly unhinged belief in one's own divine purpose. Dare to believe? Dive into the wild, unforgettable saga of W.O. Wikacy. Tags: #DonQuixote #ModernFantasy #LiteraryFiction #Philosophy #Miracle #Homeless #UrbanFantasy #Madness #Prophet #Humor #MagicRealism #Spirituality #SocialCommentary #DanielPerley- Reads 100
Bennite- Reads 11
- Parts 1
No persons or places in this story exist, the situations, however, all too often. We all make choices based on the information we get. Information, which only shows part of the truth. Alex has two paths in front of him, which one will he choose?- Reads 11
WalkInTheSun613x- Reads 1,086
- Parts 4
A collection of short stories I've written, whether they were for school projects or otherwise.- Reads 1,086
BEATLES_MANIA- Reads 2,214
- Parts 12
Your friends, neighbours, classmates, family..... they are all gone. Your probably gone too. Those who survived the first hit banded together for survival. We built a compound and leave only on the search for people still alive and for nourishment. The world has been over for two months. Where were you when it ended?- Reads 2,214
BriannnD- Reads 9
- Parts 1
Two girls talk over their futures while looking for the elusive Island of Windmills.+7 more- Reads 9