On a stormy night, when the winds rushed through the trees, rains pattered against roofs of the wooden cottages in the surrounding area, thunder racked the skies in loud claps, and Lightning illuminated

“But I don’t wanna go down there!” “James, quit being ridiculous! It’s just the basement.” “It creeps me out.” “Don’t be such a baby Jameson. Go down and turn off the lights! Quick before Mom and Dad get

“I’m sorry” Those were the only words that seemed to fill the cold November air. “I’m sorry” The words repeated over and over again, in countless different tones, the words belonging to countless faces.

"Toss her over board!" A scream filled the night air. It was windy, the waves rough against the ships side. Salt water splashed up into the faces of sailors, how gripped the sides of their beloved

Once Upon a Time there lived a flying, Magical, mushroom fearing, water breathing, treasure finding! Knox the Final Dragon! Knox liked a lot of thing, but mushrooms wasn't one of those things as said before.

Numbers. That's what your life had been. For every person you saw, there was a number above their head. Some ranged from ten or two, to fourteen hundred and sixteen. Really it depended on the person. And

It was normal for Young Red to bring her Grandmother treats. Her grandmother was an old, sickly lady, but that surely didn't mean that she didn't love her granddaughter and long for these visits. One morning,

The subway was filled with people, trains going in and out of the station and everyone was going about with their own day. You wished you could do the same, really you did, you wished that you could say

Blaring music and flashing lights. Humid, sweaty air and cold night breezes. Your day had been filled with these sorts of clichés. Bumping into people, spilling coffee on yourself and the other person,

Everyone always talks about inner Earth. The inside of the Earth that is filled with magic and dinosaurs and whatever you want to imagine. Some people think its Middle Earth. Filled with Elves, Dwarves,

You had lived on this boring planet for years. Decades, centuries, millennia’s even. How easy it was, for the years to pass by, like nothing really mattered. You had seen death and destruction. Peace and

Your best friend, as strange as it sounded, was a mermaid. She was a shockingly fun friend, despite the fact that she could only visit you in some place that has water. Sewers, pools, beaches, lakes, even

I found myself walking through a field. A large field covered in blackened ash and fallen weapons. Blood covered the grass that had once been green and lush, filled with flowers. Children had once run

You had a rule, for as long as you had lived. It started when you were really young. You couldn't quite remember how young, but you were old enough to have your own rules to live by. Maybe five years old,

"Where the hell is it?!" You went around your kitchen in an annoyed flurry. Where was the cheese grater! You remembered putting it in the cupboard with all your plastic Tupperware containers.

It was the busiest day at work that you've had in months, maybe even years. And that doesn't mean it had been a good day. Oh no. In fact, you were almost positive that it had been the most frustrating

You lived on Earth. Planet Earth, in the Milky Way Galaxy. The third planet from the sun. It had water, and land, and breathable air. And you were the only human. You didn't know what happened to the rest

"Hey, can I stay here?" It was a normal day. Completely normal. You'd had a great morning with your loved ones, you ate breakfast, showered, laughed and had a great time in your back garden.

It started with a bright light. A really bright light that lit the grass around you as you stood in your backyard. You hadn't been doing anything out of the ordinary. You'd stepped out into your yard with

The thought of an afterlife is one that had stumped many people. Everyone had their own beliefs. Some believed in heaven and hell, other in reincarnation. It didn't matter what they believed in, mostly