Tags Prison
The Meaning of...A Book by Tristian Lyn Markus |
The start of it allA Chapter by Tristian Lyn MarkusThe machine clicked and Etserü’s eyes opened, groaning slightly. He turned on the bed, his white shirt crumpled around his upper torso. He .. |
Childhood PrisonA Poem by Ambra CelesteChildhood PrisonHelp me I am trappedTrapped in an alien domain that I don’t recogniseExplosive fire throbbing inside my headI am about to go cra.. |
A Life and A LineA Story by Sarah KirkA fiction short-story about a complicated romance with a woman and a drug. |
M:L: Chapter OneA Chapter by Ashley.M.ELinda or so she has been referred wants nothing more than to find out why she is considered a kill, but she has no backbone to stand on, although her .. |
Shackles of warA Poem by elvenomAn old seed of a plot I had time ago. |
No Use Dead (FF #4)A Story by SpeedyHobbit ArmstrongThis was written for the group Friday Fictioneers. This is a scene about my character Folco that did not make it into "Fallen Ones" (a bit dark) |
Modern PrisonA Poem by SteveTarasevFreedom is gone. This is clear. |
The Legend, or, PrisonersA Story by SamThe lamentations of a prisoner. |
Accidental DeathA Poem by Randy JohnsonTHIS IS A FICTIONAL POEM. |
Chapter 2 - it's who is going to stop me."A Chapter by LT Kodzo“What in the …,” Jackson bites back a curse as he fumbles with the gate lock. “Wasn’t me,” Fisher whines. .. |
lucky ducksA Chapter by Lyn AndersonThis is actually awful, but it just gets me, the whole thing |
At the ZooA Story by Throok MercerThe Zoo is a progressive yet controversial prison set in the near American future. Follow a group of tourists as they view the future of American just.. |
RitualsA Stage Play by Michael AthertonA One Act dealing with the traditions we impose on relationships, the insecurities, the manmade restrictions... like a prison. |
Endless JourneyA Chapter by Lyn Andersona collaboration with Jonathan Edward Furches aka Forgottenwordinside |
CageA Poem by akihsnaThe body is but a cage. The soul, its imprisoned bird. God is the doorkeeper. And people...well, mere people. |