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I loathe you

by quietcatastrophe · Poetry · Realistic

To be honest, I hold no grudges. Sometimes, the words belong to a version of yourself you've already outgrown. Just something my younger self wrote.

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Jelly

by Nisfish · Short Story · Lyrical, Fantasy

My first short story on Jelly who live in Eou.

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Crowine

Eclipse's embrace

Crowine · Poetry » Literature, General · 2h ago

A slumbering moon and her blistering star

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ArdenJinn

Ink’s Eldentober 2026

ArdenJinn · Clubs » Inktober Enthusiasts · 3h ago

Holy crap ink. THESE ARE SO COOL!!!

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creeperfeverdreams

Shared Solitude

creeperfeverdreams · Reviews » Short Story » Romantic, Narrative · 3h ago

Hello there, human! I'm reviewing using the YWS S'more Method today! Shalt we commence with the gory S’more? Top Graham Cracker - The narrator finds comfort in the solitude, but ...

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spottedpebble

inky spots on pebbles II (2026)

spottedpebble · Clubs » Inktober Enthusiasts · 3h ago

My second attempt at Inktober, hopefully this time I'm able to draw more than just two of the prompts :)

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Tikaya

WoS Ch18 - Reunion

Tikaya · Novel / Chapter » Fanfiction, Fantasy · 3h ago

With the group reuniting and the Forest Terminal looming, a final training session might just be what the heroes need. Surely, this couldn't go wrong.

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You unlock this door with the key of imagination. Beyond it is another dimension: a dimension of sound, a dimension of sight, a dimension of mind. You’re moving into a land of both shadow and substance, of things and ideas. You’ve just crossed over into… the Twilight Zone.
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