Mystery

Why Did this Man Have Four Wives?
In the serene expanse of Milton Cemetery, nestled within the historical tapestry of Portsmouth, England, lies a grave that bears the weight of a remarkable legacy. Carved into the stone, the inscription reads, "He loved not wisely but too well," echoing the immortal words of Shakespeare's Othello. These poignant words were carefully chosen by the children of Alexander Wilson, a man whose life was a symphony of contradictions—a tale of profound affection marred by questionable judgment.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Chapters
Unraveling the Mystery: Why the Bermuda Triangle Remains Off the Map"
The Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil's Triangle, has long captured the imagination of the world with its reputation for mysterious disappearances of ships and aircraft. Despite its notoriety, the Bermuda Triangle does not appear on maps as a designated region. This absence can be attributed to a combination of scientific explanations, debunked myths, and a broader understanding of the area's natural phenomena.
By Kainat Arslan2 years ago in Chapters
These Sea Creatures Are Growing Extremely Large And We Don't Know Why
In the vast expanse of our collective consciousness, humanity has long held itself as the supreme rulers of planet Earth. We've celebrated our evolutionary journey, spanning countless millennia, as we've adapted and innovated to thrive in environments ranging from the comfort of our homes to the most extreme corners of our world. Bolstered by our technological prowess, our civilization has seemingly left no stone unturned, colonizing every habitable nook and cranny of our terrestrial realm—or so we've believed. But the truth, as it often does, belies our hubris.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Chapters
Precipice Chapter III: RE: INTEGRATION
CHAPTER I CHAPTER II _____________________ A few days later, Avery was finally cleared to leave the city hospital. The call from the nurse was brief, simply describing Avery’s condition as “stable enough.” Normally Nikolai would question the nurse on the fidelity of her lack-luster conclusion, but the memory of Avery’s tears silenced any medical concerns he had. At this point, getting her out of that environment of stress and loneliness would do far more for her than leaving her strapped to a hospital bed.
By Amanda Starks2 years ago in Chapters
This Sea Is So Strange That Nobody Understands It
The Mediterranean Sea, segmented from the Atlantic Ocean by the Strait of Gibraltar, boasts all the attributes one might expect from a sea - namely, a grand, snaking coastline spanning over 28,000 miles. Indeed, whether it's the Red Sea, the Black Sea, or the Yellow Sea, all seas traditionally feature a tangible rocky border that one can see, feel, and walk upon. However, there exists an anomaly amidst the vastness of Earth's oceans - the enigmatic Sargasso Sea. Unlike every other sea on our planet, the Sargasso Sea has no coastline to speak of.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Chapters
Echoes of the Forgotten Realm
The sun hung low in the sky, casting long shadows that stretched across the sleepy town of Oakridge. Maya Monroe, with her fiery red hair ablaze in the golden afternoon light, led her group of friends down the winding streets toward an abandoned building on the outskirts of town. The building stood like a forgotten sentinel, its weathered facade bearing the scars of time and neglect.
By EUNOIA2 years ago in Chapters
Bunker 27
Chapter 1 The Perfect Spot Jasper was on a hunt for a place to smoke, and he thought he'd heard about the perfect spot.
By Liam Storm2 years ago in Chapters
Title: - One Night in the Forest ‘Sacred union of Souls’
They were aliens to one another, yet their spirit desires were coordinating with its existence in 5D (5dimension of Universe). She met him interestingly when she inquired as to whether she track down no justifiable excuse to get by and she petitioned God for the second wherein she can meet her Divine messenger and afterward in the wake of putting in somewhat more effort the two of them met working spot.
By Shital Ajit Londhe2 years ago in Chapters
Atomic Habits, sort of.
Near the end of last year, I decided to spend more time writing. I committed to writing one article a week, which seemed like a solid start since I have never dedicated any time to writing- which is weird because all I ever do in my head is… fake write. I walk through life crafting sentences, paragraphs, book titles, fictional conversations, without ever putting them down in writing. I have scrap papers laying around with little tidbits that I would like to include in a book or poem someday, but until last year, I never spent time making time to write. But I figured, if I wanted to be a writer, and wanted to write books, and to make a living doing it, I should probably actually do the thing. So, one article a week seemed like a good starting point.
By Morgan Longford2 years ago in Chapters
Redemption of Drowning 6
Chapter 6, Redemption of Drowning Written By: Mariann Carroll and JBaz Paul finally was able to get off the Island. He got home but his wife was not there. He went and looked up where Teresa was now living. He found her address. She was living in a poor area of the city.
By Mariann Carroll2 years ago in Chapters
Chapter 2: Aegenwulf
Chapter 1: "The Whole: of the hole" may be found here: https://todaysurvey.life/chapters/the-whole-wd4os0t5y My gloved finger hangs in the air right above the light switch. Something is off, like déjà vu only emptier. Haven’t I done this already?
By Randy Wayne Jellison-Knock2 years ago in Chapters
The Whole
This was originally published in the Fiction community for Mackenzie Davis' Ekphrastic Challenge using the above photo by Oneg in the Arctic. But then I decided there was more of the story to tell, so I'm moving it to chapters, soon to be followed by chapter 2. If you've already read this, feel free to skip right over to the next chapter "Aegenwulf" (which means "wolf of the chief sea").
By Randy Wayne Jellison-Knock2 years ago in Chapters