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Most recently published stories in Chapters.

Honeymoon
Author's Note: It's my birthday next month, and to celebrate, I'm taking requests for flash fiction pieces! So please feel free to leave me prompts and whatnot via the comments. (Or serenades, if you would rather. Samples on my TikTok, with a preference for Disney/Broadway/showtunes.)
By Marie Sinadjan2 years ago in Chapters
The Awakening - Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 236
In the world of manga, there are few series that can captivate readers worldwide quite like "Jujutsu Kaisen." With its intricate plot, diverse cast of characters, and stunning battles, every new chapter is eagerly awaited by fans. However, Chapter 236 was different. It had generated an unprecedented level of hype and anticipation across the globe, and for good reason.
By Mond Bell2 years ago in Chapters
End of Chapter. No Epilogue Included. . Top Story - September 2023. Content Warning.
And then I dropped out. After all of that- the tears, the all-nighters, the highs, the lows- I finally made it, and then I left. Even writing about it now, knowing that it all works out in the end, squeezes my heart like nothing else. It’s funny how life is: unpredictable despite your planning and painful despite your hope.
By Trinity H2 years ago in Chapters
Discovering The Mysteries of Life
Since I started writing three years ago here on Vocal Media, my writing has developed quite dramatically. The part that has perhaps changed the most in that time is my fictional stories. However, let me start at the beginning of my writer's journey before I go too deep into the present.
By Liam Ireland2 years ago in Chapters
Italian sounds and not only in the morning Light a memoir from past in the now
Waking up I had Italian music in my head from past videos that made me laugh and cheered up for the whole day Gelato Al Cioccolato
By Lightness2 years ago in Chapters
Safira
The dry leaves cracked under his feet as he fled from Lord Stanley’s men. Their shouts surrounded him. Arrows whizzed by. Heavy breathing. They pursued him deep into the ancient forest. His lungs were on fire.
By KA Stefana 2 years ago in Chapters
Extracts From Vietnam.. Content Warning.
Stories from an English teacher. I had noticed in my short time teaching that there were some kids who struggled with English, to the point they couldn't retain anything. The Vietnamese way of dealing with this is forced repetition and shouting at the child until they learn it. In case you are wondering, this never works. These kids looked the same as the kids who would hear a word once and repeat it perfectly, it was around this time I noticed I hadn't encountered any kids or adults with learning difficulties. As far as the schools were concerned kids who fell behind their classmates did so as they were lazy. There was no mention of ADD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia or Dyscalculia. Words like Autism and Down Syndrome were not in the vocabulary of teachers, in English or Vietnamese. I asked the manager at the language center I was volunteering at and he wasn't keen to discuss the subject.
By Dan S2 years ago in Chapters
Slice of Life: The Pizza Boy's Journey
Once upon a time in the bustling city of Brooklyn, there lived a young man named Tony. He wasn't a typical 20-year-old trying to find his place in the world. Tony was the "pizza boy." This wasn't just an ordinary title; It was a badge of honor in his family, passed down through the generations.
By MD Arbaz Hussain2 years ago in Chapters
Chapter 2: The Second Day - Survival in the Wilderness
Survival in the Wilderness The second day dawned, and I found myself plunged into the heart of an untamed wilderness—an expansive, dense forest that stretched endlessly before me. Towering trees, their branches forming a natural canopy, cast dappled shadows upon the forest floor. The air was thick with the earthy scent of vegetation, a stark contrast to the harsh desert I had endured the previous day. As I ventured deeper into this unfamiliar landscape, the chorus of chirping birds and rustling leaves enveloped me, a symphony of life that was both comforting and disorienting.
By Faron Hetharie2 years ago in Chapters
My Holiday in New Plymouth New Zealand
We all love going on holidays and I am certainly no exception. My husband Jonathan works hard in his job and I have RA, Fibromyalgia and OA so a break is certainly needed. I have lived in New Zealand for 10 years but there is so much of this beautiful country that I have not had the privilege of seeing.
By Alexis Mundy2 years ago in Chapters
A masterpiece in nature’s class
AI Content In the depths of night's embrace, Where shadows dance with whispered grace, A secret whispers on the breeze,
By James Indication2 years ago in Chapters
Revolutionizing the Agricultural Industry
In response to the growing need for increased food production, the agricultural industry has entered a new phase characterised by innovation and advanced technologies. While traditional farming practices remain reliable, they are now being supplemented and, in some cases, replaced by revolutionary methods of soilless farming.
By humphrey odhiambo2 years ago in Chapters