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Why

by RubenR on Sep 17, 2017
Non-Erotic

This is a follow up on my previous story, Dust in the Wind. Knowing that (long) story may put things into context. 'Dust in the Wind' – the title of the first story – was obviously borrowed from a song by the rock band 'Kansas'; For the current story, I had the emotional song 'Why' from the Scottish singer 'Annie Lennox' on my mind. This story is not based...

The God Of Werewolves

by Samuelx on Sep 16, 2017
Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Dawn rose, and as usual, Aton rose with it. After thousands of years he had the gist of his unusual existence. He looked around, unsure where he was for a moment. Slowly, painfully, he remembered. He was in a vast field, not far from the Moody Drive area of Kanata, Ontario. Nothing but farms in the area, though they were slowly being replaced by high-priced...

News Release: Spanish Fly Virus

by GeneMajors on Jun 9, 2020
Humor & Satire

News Release: Spanish Fly Virus © 2020, West-Coast Governor's Back-Patting Association, USA History: During the mid-1950s to mid-1960s, a rumor circulated in many US high schools concerning a 'homeopathic' treatment (as these sorts of things are referred to by people who don't like the pharmaceutical industry) of which a single drop (containing terpenoid...

Ethiopian Christian Warrior King

by Samuelx on Dec 12, 2018
Interracial Love

Standing over the body of Prince Khaled, General Abel raised his head to the heavens, arms wide and howled a cry of triumph which reverberated throughout the palace. Although not a large man, General Khaled had about him an air of quiet authority which hinted at ferocious inner strength. Five feet nine inches tall, slender and dark-skinned, clad in a suit of...

Stork Flu

by WriteMan on Oct 27, 2017
Fantasy

Early in the 21st Century, the world was struck by a major pandemic. Initially, the symptoms manifested as a typical flu, and the world treated it as such. However, as symptoms lingered, and preventative measures failed, the scientific community took notice. Quickly, they found that it was a new pathogen not only proved itself to be incredibly **** resistant...

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Ethiopian Demigod's Bride

by Samuelx on Sep 16, 2017
Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Standing in front of Laban Bogale's grave, I sighed deeply. Born in the City of Bahir Dar, on the northern region of Ethiopia on November 8, 1694 of the Christian calendar, he died on the shores of Lake Awasa, in the Great Rift Valley of Ethiopia, on February 5, 1721. Beloved son, and a wonderful human being, that's what his tombstone read. Twenty seven year...

Get pregnant or die!

by Damot on Feb 6, 2018
Miscellaneous

Wikipedia: ANB (illness) Short for "Adnexitis with nymphomanic behavior", is a severe inflammation of the ovaries combined with an unnatural need for sex. The illness occurs only in women and always ends with the **** of the patient 3 to 5 month after the first occurrence of the disease if there is no treatment. Until today there is no medical cure...

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The Ethiopian Avenger

by Samuelx on Sep 16, 2017
Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Sometimes, I wonder why humanity ever invented religion, except perhaps as a means of further dividing the species. I mean, besides racial differences and disputes over territory, what other factor has contributed to more death and bloodshed across human history? I've noticed that in those movies and television shows about the future, such as Star Trek, they...

Ethiopian Dreams Ch. 07

by RubenR on Dec 24, 2018
Romance

Breakfast is similar to yesterday; only this time Chris makes scrambled eggs. Without onions, though, and also without caria, but with milk. It tastes a bit tasteless; maybe next time I'll have to take care of that. The salt and pepper, standing on the table, can only do so much. Although it is Monday, Chris stays at home. He has taken the week off to stay...

Speak Up!

by MagicaPractica on Sep 14, 2017
Reviews & Essays

The sad predicament of a fellow Literotican brought this subject once again to the front of my mind this past week. You MUST be an advocate for your own health care. There are good doctors and bad doctors and hurried doctors and worried doctors. They are all human. You must make them listen and if they won't, move on. Find a doctor who will listen and truly...