Fiction

Twelve prompts. Twelve poems. Twelve hours. What began as a creative challenge became an exercise in choice, revision, and trust. Under pressure, I learned that the right word can change everything.

A new world in the second galaxy? Entering the world.............. Attack on Planet Falrus by Joanna Monigatti is a science fiction novel that builds an imaginative alien world filled with futuristic technology, unfamiliar geography, and layered concepts of space civilization. The book is easy to read, with a simple narrative flow, but what stands out most is its worldbuilding ambition. In this review, I focus on the strengths of its ideas, the sci-fi concepts that stand out,

“The single biggest threat to man’s continued dominance on the planet is the virus.” — Joshua Lederberg Post-COVID literature hits differently. What once felt like distant science fiction now feels disturbingly possible. Discussions around bioweapons, engineered viruses, laboratory leaks, and biosecurity have become part of global political and scientific conversations. That is precisely why The Lethal Elixir by Dennis Ross feels so relevant today. Rather than presenting biow

A deeply personal rereading of David Copperfield, where childhood memory, Victorian society, and coming-of-age storytelling merge into a lifelong literary experience.

A maritime horror anthology where myth, isolation, and the unknown converge. This review explores uneven storytelling and haunting highlights, from Lovecraftian dread to surreal oceanic worlds, uncovering how the sea becomes both memory and monster across its darkest tales.