Nonfiction

Chaos in Camelot 2
Zhane! Are you ok!? Screamed Kyle. No! I failed! Screamed Haldor. The smoke subsided and Zhane stood tall in green and silver knight’s armor cloaked with sparks of lightning. This power, it’s incredible! And the sword is worthy of a knight. I think I’ll call it the Draco Saber. You don't know what the Dragon Star is capable of. Take it off now. I’ll know soon enough. Now as far as I’m concerned, you and the scar face here are just potholes in the road. Zhane fired a lightning blast to the ceiling and trapped Kyle and Haldor.
By Kylecovey Smith3 years ago in Chapters
The Acid Trip to Hell. Content Warning.
PART 1 OF 6 This is part one of a ≈ 11,000 word excerpt from my recently completed unpublished memoir from the summer of 2020. This part of the book was without a doubt the hardest to write.
By Kayleigh Fraser ✨3 years ago in Chapters
From Solitude to Resilience: The Inspiring Journey of Isabella
Once upon a time, there was a sad little girl named Isabella. Ever since she could remember, her parents were always busy with work and responsibilities, leaving her feeling alone most of the time. Even though they lived under the same roof, Isabella felt a deep void in her heart, as if she were abandoned in the middle of a deserted park.
By Danel Garcia3 years ago in Chapters
Overcoming Rejection!
Rejection Chapter 1: When Rejection Forms Hi. My name is Josiah Huffman and I suffer from the effects of rejection. Words I never thought I would say.
By Josiah Huffman3 years ago in Chapters
The Wisdom of Eldoria Granted by the Gods of Spirituality and all Knowledge and Wisdom
Once upon a time, in a mystical land known as Eldoria, there lived a young and curious seeker named Aria. Aria had always been fascinated by the concepts of spirituality and wisdom, and she yearned to understand the ways of the Gods.
By Christopher Genovese3 years ago in Chapters
How to Claim a Life
We bought a chess game; A beautiful mahogany, handcrafted coffee-table-conversation-piece that was to be my first step at backing away from this exhausting digital life we're all plugged into. Of course, the first thing I wanted to do was take a picture of how beautiful it looked in our living room and share it for the world to see. Alas, I refrained.
By Christina Hunter4 years ago in Chapters
Snapshots of Life in Isolation
It’s Wednesday morning and I begin the day by dragging two 15lb weights to my living room floor. My cell phone rings just as I finish pushing the dining room chair to the central spot by the fireplace. It’s my personal trainer, all smiles and chipper. Her voice vibrates into my hand as she excitedly asks, “are you ready?"
By Christina Hunter4 years ago in Chapters