820 Results with the "Fiction" genre


    • 22. No Use Talking Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Adolin and his soldiers prepare to enter Shadesmar, a surreal realm with a black, starless sky and a distant, frail sun. The control room they expected is replaced by two towering spren—one marble white, the other onyx—who serve as gatekeepers. Adolin thanks them, and the marble spren explains they now obey the Stormfather after the death of their parent, the Sibling. This shift in allegiance allows the group to enter, as the Sibling had previously forbidden passage. The scene sets the stage for the…
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      Wynton

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      by testsuphomeAdmin Wynton’s chapter deeply immerses the reader in the emotional and psychological journey of a young man trapped in a comatose state, experiencing a life that exists only in the recesses of his mind. Though his body remains still, his mind remains active, filled with awareness of his surroundings. However, Wynton struggles with the crushing realization that he may never again play the violin, an instrument that had once been the heartbeat of his existence. His connection with music, particularly the violin,…
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      Miles

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      by testsuphomeAdmin Miles sat in the truck, his mind in turmoil, trying to process the emotional whirlwind of the day. His sister, Dizzy, sat next to him, her tear-streaked face a constant reminder of the pain they were both grappling with. Their father’s abandonment had left an indelible mark, and the emotional gravity of their fractured family hung heavy in the air. Despite Miles' best efforts to reassure her, the sense of loss lingered between them, with Dizzy’s once bright, hopeful spirit now crushed by the weight of…
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      Chapter 17

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      by testsuphomeAdmin In Chapter 17, the protagonist awakens abruptly from a disturbing nightmare filled with ominous visions and a sense of foreboding. The dream's imagery, including the Suriel’s bone-fingers and a faceless woman demanding her name, sets a tone of unease and hints at deeper, unseen threats. As she regains her composure, she hears unusual sounds—shouts and screams—from the manor’s front hall, prompting her to investigate. Her instinct to understand what is happening drives her to leave her room,…
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      39. Invasion

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a philosophical reflection on the nature of Odium's power, suggesting that its Investiture can develop a will of its own when uncontrolled. This sets a foreboding tone as Teft suddenly collapses in a winehouse, exhibiting symptoms resembling a seizure or stroke. Kaladin, despite grappling with his own mental turmoil, springs into action, assessing Teft's condition with medical precision. The scene is tense as bystanders, including Rlain, react with alarm, while Kaladin remains…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a reflective epigraph about the unintended consequences of fear as a tool, setting a somber tone for the ensuing conflict. Kelsier, the protagonist, finds himself in a chaotic battlefield where skaa prisoners and imperial soldiers clash under a scorching sun and falling ash. Armed with his Allomantic abilities, he engages in a fierce duel with an Inquisitor, a formidable enemy. The fight is marked by rapid exchanges of steel and iron manipulations, showcasing Kelsier’s agility and…
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      by LovelyMay The Head-Gardener’s Story begins in a quiet greenhouse on a gentle April morning, where an auction draws together a few gentlemen amid a sea of fresh blooms. A timber merchant, a nobleman, and the narrator exchange remarks about plants, legal matters, and society. Amid them stands Mihail Karlovitch, the self-assured and somewhat eccentric gardener who, though alone in his post, refers to himself with pride as the head of a nonexistent staff. He listens with a quiet eagerness, hoping someone might share…
    • The Lure That Failed Cover
      by LovelyMay The Lure That Failed begins with a portrait of a whimsical land, full of colors brighter than any real-world palette and joys untouched by adult concerns. It’s a place where laughter is never forced and no one ever grows tired, hungry, or grumpy. Everything sweet is in endless supply—chocolate and cookies fall like blessings from the sky, and not a single child is told to wait before having more. The sun never sets too early, and bedtime simply doesn’t exist. In this place, puppies play gently,…
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    • Letters to Dead Authors Cover
      by LovelyMay Letters to Dead Authors by Andrew Lang is a unique and imaginative collection of fictional letters addressed to great literary figures of the past, such as Shakespeare, Dickens, and Homer. In these witty and reflective letters, Lang pays tribute to their works, explores their influence on literature and culture, and humorously engages with their characters and themes. This charming book is both a celebration of classic literature and a playful meditation on the timeless connection between readers and writers.
    • Chapter XII — The Circus Boys on the Mississippi Cover
      by LovelyMay Chapter XII begins with Phil Forrest and Little Dimples preparing backstage, their excitement visible in every movement. Tonight, they intend to unveil an entirely new riding routine—a surprise performance that blends familiarity with daring novelty. They’ve practiced late into the night, refining each twist, turn, and leap until their timing felt flawless. The concept of the “brother and sister act” offers a fresh dynamic, breaking away from the usual pairings and adding emotional resonance for…
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