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  • THE SPIDER-MAN: A Life Unraveled by JAnth0ny
    JAnth0ny
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    Peter Parker was never supposed to survive the bite. Years ago, a strange white spider changed something inside him something Peter was too young to understand and eventually too willing to forget. Now sixteen, Peter is just trying to make it through life in Queens. School. Money. Family. Photography. The usual problems that feel like the end of the world when you're a teenager. Until one afternoon actually does unravel his world. In the aftermath, Peter begins discovering that the spider left behind far more than a scar. His body is changing. His senses are sharpening. And abilities he can't explain are forcing him to confront something that has been inside him for years. But power doesn't make Peter Parker a hero. That part comes with a price. THE SPIDER-MAN: A Life Unraveled is a reimagining of Peter Parker's journey from an ordinary kid in Queens to something the world has never seen-told from the beginning, where becoming Spider-Man isn't destiny. It's a choice.
  • we remember // 5sos  by 1ds_nutella_
    1ds_nutella_
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    when the United States is faced with an unexpected tragedy; these four men step in and try to pick up the pieces of the broken-hearted. will they be able to pull it off? *TRIGGER WARNING* - violence - death - suicide - mentions of anxiety/depression
  • From a Distance by kendylrenae
    kendylrenae
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    A story of finding faith in the last place you'd look... Orphaned at an early age, eighteen-year-old Leighton Asbury has always known the origin of her parents’ deaths. Horrifying and corrupt, it was the same day nearly three thousand other children lost someone to call home: September 11, 2001. Leighton's dealt with the knowledge as best as any surviving child could. In her hometown of Detroit, distractions like school and work make it easier to look past; outside of there, she has the overwhelming love and support of her boyfriend, Kyle, and the empowering strength of her adoptive parents, Michael and Caroline. But when Leighton receives a letter from Julliard’s Office of Admissions requesting her immediate arrival, she embarks on a journey that will forever change the way she views the tragic event that severed many hearts. Is it possible for one person who lives for the beauty of sound to silence the cries of a broken song?
  • The Day The World Shook (Attack on the Twin Towers) [Raw] by LodestarXXII
    LodestarXXII
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    Claire and Matt have been happily married for just over a year and 2 months. Their usually happy lives take a sudden turn for the worst when Matt gets called in to work on his day-off, due to the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center.
  • Don't Run! by TharunTeza
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    A short story and poem about a 21st-century human being.
  • The Adventures Of Burrito Boy by Ark122
    Ark122
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      Reads 11
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    Burrito Boy goes on some seemingly innocent adventures..
  • 911 by IMAT33
    IMAT33
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    This is a poem in the point of view of a victim's family. (wife, sibling, child, you choose)
  • The Attacks of 9/11 and the story of the towers by LoganBoth
    LoganBoth
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      Reads 27
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      Parts 3
    Put in light mode before reading!
  • Life In A Day Of A Ventura County Fire Department  by Imalwaysakittenlover
    Imalwaysakittenlover
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    Daily life in a firefighter
  • 9/11 - The day it happened. From my grandmother's perspective  by cayennethepepper
    cayennethepepper
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    My grandmother's story of the day the day when terrorists caused 4 planes to crash killing over 3,000 innocent Americans. I'm just so first rated right now and I don't know how to release so I decided to vent on here. This pain in my heart hearing these stories of this horrific day is a reminder of how imperfect this world is. I just needed somewhere to vent and let my feelings rush out. Please if there are any spelling errors please don't criticize me this is one of my first stories I've ever posted.
  • Onto Each Other (An Alternate WTC Timeline) by ColeBanisterTv87
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    February 26th, 1993, New York is the most bustling city in America, with hundreds of thousands visiting every day. But at 12:18 PM, a huge explosion rocked the World Trade Center. The plan was to bring the towers down, destroy lives, and leave a massive mark on New York's history. In real life, this never happened. Only 6 were dead, but the damage was bad. The city would later move on like nothing ever happened. But in this reality, the vision of 2 of two towers falling together was real here. They fell Onto Each Other. Note: I'm trying not to offend anyone. This is a school project, so I had to do something. PS: Also, did you guys know this incident happened on my birthday? I was born in 2009, and this happened in 1993... I'm starting to feel like I have a connection with the Twin Towers. PPS: Story has been rewritten to stray away from the original story I made in October.
  • A Heartbeat Away by Beth2708
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  • (Kaguya-sama Fanfiction) Above Fulton by DankRobot
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    The short story is set on Shuchiin Academy's field trip to America in late November. It describes a small moment where the narrator smokes a cigarette from the highest point in New York City, accompanied by two familiar friends. The element of Kaguya-sama in this story seems really small, but if you dig deeper hopefully you'll find more meaning to it.
  • Pigpen Visits New York City by Pigpen_Is_Cute
    Pigpen_Is_Cute
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    Pigpen Is on summer Vacation and He decides to go to new york city for summer vacation.
  • Project: Übermänschen by Konstal105N
    Konstal105N
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    Tomotosh.ink was always known for it's brilliant ideas and perfect machinery. But after WillyCraft War, Malung Toukenshi decided to pull the things even further. He decided to create a superhuman. Project "Übermänschen" was going to be a succes, but after explosion in Konstal's Nuclear Power Plant and abandoning the lab, modified DNA started reacting with radation extremley fast...
  • Never Forget by starbrightt
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    A 9/11 tribute.
  • The Royal Kidnapping by jjackbergeron
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    In 1950, Queen Elizabeth II gives birth to a boy named Reginald. Four years later, Reginald is kidnapped and despite enormous efforts to find him, disappears for decades. When all hope of ever finding him has ended, a fifty-one year old Reginald is discovered in a major historical tragedy beginning in the 21st century.
  • The Day Everything Changed {September 11, 2001} by reecespieces_
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    This is a true story about how my mother survived this day, and how I saw it unfold. She tells me the story about how she tried to save an elderly man. And what I saw standing in the streets of lower Manhattan.
  • No is NOT an Answer by TreyWilliamsOfficial
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    Because we didn't say no, we came back better, stronger, and more prepared after some of America's most tragic events. We never let anything stop us, which is exactly what you should do too.