Category: Fiction
These are our fictional stories
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5 Beautiful Truths Hidden in a Secret Prisoner of War Story
Behind a garage wall in Waterloo, New York, Bree finds a box of secret 1945 pages from freed prisoners of war. Her uncle has a $9,000 buyer coming Saturday, and one nameless page about bread won’t let her sleep. Read more
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5 Beautiful Truths Hidden in a Dead Satellite’s Last Night
An old Soviet satellite breaks apart over Earth, and Jo’s boss wants a doomsday headline by morning. Then one piece of the junk starts to climb. Read more
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5 Beautiful Truths Behind a Soldier’s Lost Name
A Korean War soldier short story: in a military lab in Honolulu, a young scientist races her boss's record deadline to name a 20-year-old lost at the frozen Chosin Reservoir in 1950, while a stranger's old letters wait in his file. This is fiction. The people and the case are made up, but the science… Read more
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5 Beautiful Truths Under the Northern Lights
On solar storm night in Maine, Dot’s editor wants a scary front page. All she wants is the truth, one hour off, and her first look at the northern lights. Read more
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5 Stunning Secrets Hidden in a Satellite’s First Photo
Days after Kyrgyzstan’s first satellite reached orbit, Ace saw a glacier lake swelling above Granny’s village. Her boss wanted one perfect ceremony photo. Granny wanted one look at her hill. Read more
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We Faced Barcelona’s Flood Again, 64 Years After Nana’s Warning
On the night of the October 2026 Catalonia storm, Bug’s dad was ordered to keep the new Terrassa garage open for buyers. Nana Rosa would not go under the street. At dawn, a firefighter’s light found out why. Read more
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3 Secrets That Changed a Nobel Prize Forever
On Nobel morning, the whole lab waited for the call that could make the Prof famous for Em’s work. Then a phone rang, and nothing went the way anyone planned. Read more
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Stuck 7 Months in the Strait of Hormuz, We Made One Daring Run
Stuck seven months in the Strait of Hormuz, their GPS says the tanker is in the desert and the food boats keep shrinking. One old sailor and a cadet named Kid have a sextant and one chance to run. Read more
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Professional Junk Removal Banners for More Customers
“High-Converting Junk Removal Banners for New Haulers” If you run a junk removal business, a high-quality banner or yard sign is one of the most effective ways to attract local customers. A well-designed banner grabs attention, builds trust, and clearly communicates your services. Here are 10 of the best junk removal banner designs that stand… Read more
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A Cyberpunk Christmas Full of Heart
When a Virtual Snowstorm Disrupted Christmas Traditions, a Single Mother, a Loyal AI, and a Mischievous Rogue Joined Forces to Save the Day. Chapter 1: A Snowstorm Descends on Data City The day started like any other in Data City, a metropolis powered by the seamless collaboration of humans and AI. Towering skyscrapers gleamed under the… Read more