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They thought it was just another high. They were dead wrong. A new synthetic opioid is hitting the streets, promising the strongest high ever. But users aren’t just overdosing—they’re melting from the inside out. Flesh liquefies. Bones detach. Autopsies reveal nothing but jellied corpses with empty, floating skulls. Authorities call it a mystery epidemic. The government calls it “an unfortunate crisis.” But the truth? This drug was never meant to be a mistake. It’s a bioweapon. A pharmaceutical company’s test run for something much bigger. And the worst part? It’s designed to target addicts—especially the ones who “started with weed.” You wanted to get high? You wanted the ultimate escape? Well, welcome to hell. You’ll dissolve before you even realize what’s happening. A high-speed, skin-crawling medical horror thriller that will make you think twice before taking that next hit.
Elias, once a proud knight, lives a quiet life far from the battles that once defined him. But when he receives an unexpected summons to the royal castle, everything changes. The woman he once fought alongside, Galena the Radiant, is dead—fallen in battle, her memory honored by all. Yet when Elias attends her funeral, he is confronted with an impossible truth: the body before him is not Galena. Now, torn between grief and doubt, Elias must unravel the mystery behind her death. What really happened to Galena, and who is lying to him? In a world of shadows and secrets, Elias will journey into the unknown, determined to uncover the truth—and rescue the woman who saved him from the darkness.
A short story within the Upside Down, a possible event that could happen if the world completely releases itself to the will of the government.
Fake crusader is a story of a girl who gives her life fighting for her self-esteem. It describes two different personalities with the same background, continue reading to find out how this leads her to the peak point.
Twins, jealousy and a single throne. What will it lead to? Betrayal or support?
July 1717 young James Drummond sets sail from Liverpool to join his uncle in the New World. But before reaching his destination his ship is attacked and seized by pirates, led by the legendary and ferocious Captain Teach, otherwise known as Blackbeard. James is held against his will and made to serve as Blackbeard's cabin boy, under the watchful eye of the captain's right hand man, an escaped slave named Mercy.
This sudden fiction piece originated from a writing exercise I did a while back. The exercise was to write a story using six words. Back in the 1920s, Ernest Hemingway was challenged to write a story using only six words. His story? He wrote, "For sale: baby shoes, never worn." Some claim that Hemmingway started six-word fiction and there are web sites available now to read such. In my exercise, I wrote several six-word stories. Once I finished part one of the exercise, part two was to expand the six words by writing for 15 minutes on the same subject. What was my six-word story? The one I chose to expand was, "The assassin said, 'Farewell, my friend.'" I expanded it for the exercise and my friends told me it was an exciting story. This brings us to this revision of Death Spiral. I hope you enjoy it.
In a world where every action is monitored and every decision is calculated, compliance is the measure of success. His task is straightforward: ensure that the system’s core directive—absolute stability—is upheld. But when discrepancies in the data begin to surface and compliance ratings fluctuate unpredictably, he finds himself drawn into a deeper mystery. What is the true nature of the system he’s sworn to protect? And why does it feel like something—or someone—is watching him more closely than ever?
