Satire

The Backrooms Decrypted: The Lights Out (Level 6)
Greetings, Explorer. You just keep getting by, right? How impressive. Though perhaps some time spent on Level 6 will help you sort out the confusion, we still aren't sure if that's a blessing or a curse. Perhaps it will serve as your light in the dark. I apologize for the poor taste of this joke, but you will understand it. You navigate your way into a hallway that appears to be an exit to another location.
By Info3 years ago in Fiction
The Backrooms Decrypted: Going Insane In The Abandoned Office (Level 4)
Dear Explorer, welcome. We pull you back in just when you think you're out, don't we? But don't be concerned. As you travel further into the liminal nightmare known as "The Backrooms," we'll be here to keep you company. And hey, would you look at that? You're on Level 4! What a stunning location. Take a deep breath and inhale the aromas of burning rubber and warm, fresh copy paper. Toes can be spread out on the shorn, grey carpet. Observe the many anodyne walls' gloriously broad palette of gray. This level is referred to as "The Abandoned Office" for a reason. In a depressing way, it's funny. It's possible that earlier levels had a more overtly ominous or perilous appearance, but this one gives you a peculiar shiver. You proceed in eerie silence, keeping a safe distance from the wire-encrusted pillars that, in your mind, might be hiding any number of strange, aggressive monsters. As you go along, a strange lump forms in your throat. You've already been here. The offices back in your home reality are, if not exactly here, then somewhere close. You were an intern, rushing to get coffee orders and trying your hardest to remember the names of your superiors. You were never in a position you were proud of.
By Info3 years ago in Fiction
5 Guidelines for fiction writers
WHAT IS FICTION WRITTING? is the creation of fiction-based written compositions. Fictional writing frequently takes the form of a story intended to entertain readers or express the author's point of view. This could lead to the creation of a short story, novel, novella, screenplay, or drama, albeit these aren't the only forms of fictional writing. Novelists, playwrights, short story writers, radio playwrights, screenwriters, and other genre-specific authors all write fiction.
By Johanna Wanjiru3 years ago in Fiction
Amazon Essentials Women's Snug-Fit Cotton Pajama Set (Available in Plus Size)
Amazon's Snug-Fit Cotton Pajama Set Keeps You Comfortable All Night Long Are you looking for a pajama set that will keep you comfortable all night long? Look no further than Amazon Essentials Women's Snug-Fit Cotton Pajama Set! This stylish and snug-fitting two-piece set is available in plus size, so everyone can find their perfect fit. Made from 100% cotton, this pajama set is designed for ultimate comfort and relaxation. Keep reading to find out why Amazon's Snug-Fit Cotton Pajama Set is the perfect addition to your wardrobe!
By Sakil Ahmed3 years ago in Fiction
Cousins Collide Chapter 2
Maya's been at my house for three days now. Honestly, it's been surprisingly smooth other than the fact she took the last bit of orange juice and hogged the Xbox all day yesterday.
By Kylecovey Smith3 years ago in Fiction
Cousins Collide
"Hey, it's me Cody Bridges. I'm 10 years and live in Orlando, Florida. It's summer vacation and today is an interesting day. By interesting I mean not necessarily good".
By Kylecovey Smith3 years ago in Fiction
Escape from the Cooinda Cycle: Part Two
I stopped in quickly with a few more to say goodbye on my way to the room, The Large Lady, check. Captain Crossword, check.
By Savannah K. Wilson3 years ago in Fiction
Escape from the Cooinda Cycle: Part Three
I was surprised when I looked at my watch, and rekindled with energy to make it through the last time here, I quickly left the area and used the staff code to exit the back door towards the bins. I enjoyed the small amount of time in relative calm while doing the bins and did not rush back, but slowly made my way back down to The Gypsy’s room.
By Savannah K. Wilson3 years ago in Fiction
Escape from the Cooinda Cycle: Part One
“I've been looking for freedom, Since I left my home town, I've been looking for freedom,” I was singing along as loud as I could clapping where I could without losing control of the vehicle. As the song came to its crescendo, I belted out the final line in time with The Hoff.
By Savannah K. Wilson3 years ago in Fiction
Planet Tetro ~ Page 100
No ,no , no was the first thing I heard myself saying as I came to . I started to become aware of my surroundings and realized that I didn't pass out for too long . It’s because the first thing I noticed was that Draco and Avion were still fighting off in the distance . I could actually see them as clashing dots from afar . How much longer could they keep this up ? Their magical pressure was their unique identifiers . I couldn’t sense Draco’s dragon anywhere . I’m sure I really saw them fuse together . They transformed into a larger more menacing looking dragon . Maybe my body partly blacked out in relief . That must be the trump card Draco mentioned earlier !
By Terrence3 years ago in Fiction
Planet Tetro ~ Page 99
Visceroy was about to respond to Lillandra before she interrupted him . “ Wait there’s an enormous energy headed towards us right now . Who is this ? It feels like a storms coming ! “ Me and Visceroy could sense what she meant . Visceroy locked eyes with me but answered Lillandra . “ It’s Avion , and I’m pretty sure he’s coming for me ! Draco and his dragon are coming too !”
By Terrence3 years ago in Fiction
How Do We Tell My Kids, I Believe in Santa Claus?
*Only Semi-Autobiographical* Santa Claus is Holly Jolly and all of the fixins. Never does the man fail to put a smile on a deserving child's face. Spreading joy and wonder throughout the many realms. Unceasing the man is, perhaps to a fault. He is neverending, some say he existed before humankind even walked the planet and roamed with the dinosaurs. Dinosaurs celebrating Christmas never really got that big. Could you imagine a Jurassic Christmas Parade? The awestruck feeling left behind on that paleontological Yule Tide festivity. The holiday has been a fixture of many cultures for a Millenium, offering consistent Christmas cheer. A constant fixture many people look forward to, some all year long. This holds true in my house. Quinn and Gypsy love this time of year and celebrate with enthusiasm.
By FRANK? Piccolella3 years ago in Fiction