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Most recently published stories in Chapters.

Diverse Dossiers and Thrilling Triumphs
Amidst the grandeur of officialdom, a new protagonist emerges – the Inclusivity Enthusiast. But hold onto your hats, dear readers, because this isn't your ordinary leadership tale. Buckle up for a suspenseful and side-splitting ride as we delve into the world of inclusive leadership, where diverse voices take the stage with humor as their guide.
By magic.eth3 years ago in Chapters
The Thrills of Escaping the Plateau
In the heart of the government maze, an enigma awaits – the dreaded professional plateau. But fear not, for we're about to embark on a suspenseful and sidesplitting journey that will leave you rolling with laughter as we unravel the secrets to overcoming career stagnation.
By magic.eth3 years ago in Chapters
Desperately Seeking Pseudangelos, Chapter One
Joe’s subconscious self might have said they were circling the wagons. That one and Mini-Flash Splitsville were already at the rendezvous-point, having driven down together the minute they received word. Mini-Flash Robin and Mini-Flash Juniper had gone directly in the school minibus, he necessarily sleeping out the journey. Our hero himself had opted for a needful Boston detour, for now that he remembered his crimson-coloured space-racer, he missed it. Now he was skimming sandy hills on the last stretch of a familiar childhood holiday route, bound for what promised to be anything but, his landing-party lieutenant beside him in the passenger-seat.
By Doc Sherwood3 years ago in Chapters
City of Love
As Summerset emerged from the storm that had tested the intertwined lives of Olivia, Jacob, Emily, Benjamin, Lily, Samuel, Isabella, Ethan, and Grace, the town basked in a newfound sense of hope and resilience. In this chapter, the characters would find themselves at a pivotal moment of growth, where they would confront their pasts, embrace their passions, and make choices that would shape their futures.
By Love in Humanity3 years ago in Chapters
Tech Highlights
Staying in sync with the ever-evolving tech landscape can be quite the challenge. Today, I'm set to unveil the five most monumental tech occurrences from the week gone by. Spare yourself the exhaustive scouring of news feeds, as I've got you covered. Before delving in, don't forget to tap that subscribe button to unlock a stream of enlightening content spanning tech, coding, and career pursuits. If you're craving specific video subjects, drop your suggestions in the comments. Now, let's dive into the juicy tidbits. 🎶
By Tesla Movement3 years ago in Chapters
Snake
Sam “Milly, this is a terrible idea.” I groaned as she dragged me through the gate leading into my neighbor’s backyard.
By razornale3 years ago in Chapters
Save One Bullet. Top Story - August 2023.
Shaking myself back to life after my near miss with death and prison, I checked on my phone for motels in the area and found three that looked promising. The closest one was the ‘Rest Inn’. It was five minutes away from my location, so I drove past it, quickly. Ugh. Nope. Not while I still had working credit cards.
By Tina D'Angelo3 years ago in Chapters
Nights in the Garden of Eve
“Mags, you ever dream of escaping this shithole?” “Only all the time,” I sighed. If I pressed my face into the iron bars, I could see my friend’s face around the bend. A dark liquid oozed out of the sponge when Ruth gave it a twist, her face pulled in tightly in disgust. She shoved a couple baby hairs away from her face and huffed loudly, throwing me an exasperated look in her misery.
By Bri Craig3 years ago in Chapters
Coal in my Stocking
Chapter 8, G-Is for String, Oh Canada! A memoir of my years dancing in strip clubs On Saturday morning, I was up before anyone else and grabbed the bathroom before the others soiled it. After my hair had dried, I threw my boots and winter gear on to go to confession. The other day when I went uptown to the Immigration Office, I saw a Catholic Church about five or six blocks from Hanrahan's strip club, where I was dancing, and I marched off in that direction.
By Tina D'Angelo3 years ago in Chapters
I Ran So You Could Fly
It was 40, maybe 45 miles south of Charlestown from the plantation but we had to get there on foot. We trudged through the swamp, water up past our knees most of the way through dense brush.
By Misty Rae3 years ago in Chapters
What They Don't Tell You About Being The Creative One. Top Story - August 2023.
What they don’t tell you about being “The Creative One” is that everything you do is a copy of someone else. Your notebook is filled with snowflakes in bright pink, purple, and blue. Ever since you saw Frozen, it’s all you think about. Your pen draws each stroke like an ice skater glides across the rink. The geometric shapes and straight lines are soothing to draw, and it is more entertaining than listening to dry lectures. When you’re not drawing snowflakes, you’re writing Sherlock Holmes fiction. As you sit and listen to Dr. Davis drone on and on about something completely unrelated to Child Psychology, young John and Sherlock are adventuring through the streets of London with the newest addition to their team, a bloodhound pup named Toby.
By Sarah Massey3 years ago in Chapters
A Moment Of Passion
The warm summer air filled Michael's lungs as he inhaled deeply, taking in the peaceful beauty of the night. Standing on his back porch, he savoured this precious moment of tranquilly before heading inside.
By Chelsea Rose3 years ago in Chapters