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Weekly Contest #373
5th October, 2025 The first thing I had been told once I moved to this town was to be cautious of the river on 7th avenue. It was wedged deep between surrounding boulders and trees and for some reason labelled dangerous by adults. The first time I ever went there I was amazed. A beautiful, glistening river that seemed to flow endlessly. And that’s exactly why it became such a famous place to lounge (for the kids of course). People were always there—always. Maybe it was the thrill of how dangerous the adults had coined it. Over time it had lo...
Weekly Contest #372
A luminescent stray of moonlight painted the walls of Gina’s room. She lay dormant in bed, wishing only to fall asleep. The clock had now ticked well over 2:00AM; she was still up. Staring gravely at the roof, she heard a knock. She bolted upright and surveyed her surroundings. Slightly terrified, she tossed her blanket to the side and flicked the light on—Nothing. Annoyed, she returned. Gina habitually found herself hearing things late into the night; this was nothing different from before. Now she lay in her bed once more. Her inability to...
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