Tag: creative writing
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Planet Kaddasm
Zana sprints around Planet Kaddasm’s rough terrain in perpetual darkness with great ease. Her large, light-sensing eyes give her night vision, and her cold-blooded body allows her to thrive on the frigid planet. She veers left and right, maneuvering through the tree groves without effort. Zana searches for volboar, creatures that run amok on Planet ... -
Strange Fieldtrip
**Disclaimer: This is a work of fan fiction. The characters presented were created and are owned by Joss Whedon** Field trip days were the worst. Not only were they subjected to the most boring of subjects but it also meant that she couldn’t sneak away from the group. Headcounts and constant parental checks deterred ... -
The Sorting Of Narcissa Black
**Disclaimer: This is a work of fan fiction. The characters presented were created and are owned by J.K. Rowling.** Reality often was the hardest thing to realize. In truth, we knew the moment that we were born that we all would receive our Hogwarts letter when the time came. After all, someone born into such ... -
Daydream Writer: How I Am Bringing My Daydreams To Life
Sitting here at the window, staring up at the stars, how they sparkle in the night sky like diamonds. It makes one reflect on life and regrets. Do I have regrets? Yes, but I learned from those regrets. Who would have known the signs were there when I was a child? It is possible, but ... -
Fae’s Watch
CASE FILE FW.DP.001-1 Locals report that several prominent members of their town have vanished into thin air. No notes, no clues and no suspects. That was the only information printed across the page tucked inside the crisp manila folder with its neatly printed label. Soft blue eyes darted from the stark white page to the ... -
Better Than NaNoWriMo
National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo, takes place every November. The goal is to write 50,000 words in 30 days, which works out to be 1,667 words a day. You “win” prizes such as discounts on writing software and services. There is no fee for entering, and you get to choose what you write. It ... -
I Don’t Know You, But I love You: A Poem To My Unborn Grandchild
I don’t know you, but I love you. A shadow in the heavens, A star in the sky. Glitter on the water tops, A moon shining bright. A precious gift from God, A sweet bundle of joy. I sit in anticipation, For you to arrive. Watching your heart flutter, Seeing your tiny ... -
The Devil He Became… The Ending
***Trigger Warning*** The following work of fiction contains verbal, drug use, sexual content, and physical violence. Read Part One | Part Two | Part Three | Part Four | Part Five Why am I still here? He is the devil! She needed to take her life back. Elizabeth took out her diary. December 2013. Dear Diary, I have had enough. My husband needs to pay ... -
The Christmas Door
Nolan and Brynn enjoy lunch at the Old Wintry Café and overhear a conversation at a nearby table. Three women are discussing rumors about an old brick building with a weathered, red door. The middle-aged lady informs her two younger companions of her given warning against entering the door while the wreath hangs on the ... -
Introduction To “Pixie Dust”
The air is different in central Bristol; it’s a cool, crisp, and cold shoulder wind with a hint of mystery to make it have an edge above London. Realistically, the shroud of Banksy covers almost every small corner of the city, which is more of a unique hinge London already doesn’t have. It was where ...