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Day 12: Something Is Writing Back
Day 1 I woke up on a carpet that smelled like old paper and damp electricity. Yellow walls. Buzzing lights. No windows. No doors that led anywhere meaningful.
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Who We Am vs Who Am We?
“We’d like to have a word with you.” “Y-y-yes?” “Another woman." "I beg your pardon?" "Just talking to myself. Shall we get started? Let’s see, I have your papers here. It all boils down to this, really. Are you one of us? And I mean, really...one of us?”
By Gerard DiLeo2 months ago in Fiction
DECODING THE MAN FROM A NON-EXISTENT COUNTRY
On a summer day in Oia in 1954, at Haneda International Airport in Tokyo, Japan, passengers streamed through passport control. Everything seemed normal until a middle-aged, well-dressed man approached the immigration counter. Customs officers examined his thick passport, and suddenly, an eerie silence fell. The passport appeared valid, containing visa stamps from numerous countries, but there was one inconsistency. It was issued by a country called Taured, a nation that didn't exist on Earth.
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Just Another Story Of Nightmares
What is this mess in the hallway? Why is the floor soaking wet? I vomited and you cleaned it up? You're the worst housekeeper I've ever met.
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HellFire
**The Myth of Hellfire: Origins, Meanings, and Cultural Power** The image of hellfire is one of the most enduring and emotionally charged symbols in human history. Across religions, mythologies, and literary traditions, fire has been imagined as the ultimate instrument of punishment, purification, and divine justice. The idea that immoral or disobedient souls will suffer eternal torment in flames has shaped moral systems, inspired fear and obedience, and influenced art, politics, and culture for thousands of years. Yet hellfire, as commonly imagined, is not a single, fixed doctrine. Rather, it is a myth that evolved over time, shaped by social needs, symbolic thinking, and cultural exchange. Examining the myth of hellfire reveals less about the afterlife itself and more about humanity’s attempts to understand morality, suffering, and cosmic order.
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The Butler’s Ledger. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Angela Harrington’s husband Paul had always collected curiosities. Old clocks, Victorian dolls, strange silver trinkets. But the little bell he brought home from a London estate sale was different.
By Mr. Usevolod Voskoboinikov2 months ago in Fiction
The Painter’s Forgiveness. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Veronica Petrova sat in her tiny Yekaterinburg apartment, half a bottle of cheap vodka already gone, when the television news changed her life forever.
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The Reaper’s Ledger. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Liam Callahan was drunk, murderously drunk, when he climbed into the rideshare heading south from Boston on the night before Christmas Eve.
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Eclipsing Eternity
ACT I: THE AWAKENING Scene 1: The Prophecy and The War (Stage washed in deep crimson and gold. A massive celestial wheel hangs suspended in the backdrop and turns with slow gravity. Low fog creeps along the floor. Thunderous drums build beneath an orchestral swell. Stylized combat unfolds as soldiers from the Empire of Dawn and the Kingdom of Dusk collide in ritualized movement. Steel flashes. Flags burn. The entire field pulses with a harsh and beautiful rhythm.)
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Hide and Seek
A soft light from the living room spilled into the basement stairs. Little Ethan stood in front of the door no one had touched for years. He wasn’t sure why he felt pulled toward it… only that something inside seemed awake tonight.
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The Godfather Sequel Tells Two Stories that Lead to a Tragic Conclusion
The Godfather 2 wasn't exactly the most exciting movie for me. This movie was way too slow for me, and while I did enjoy the message it was trying to portray, I don't think I would watch this movie over and over. However, I did like how original the film was when it came to the way it was telling two stories at the same time, comparing both journeys into the Mafia world.
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The Night the Witch Stopped Waiting”
They said she haunted the forest long before the village ever existed. Some said that she had walked the earth for centuries, untouched by time. Others believed she was already dead, a wandering spirit wearing the memory of a woman's face. But the truth was far simpler, and far sadder: she was waiting.
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