Horror

Pulse Ledger
Dark Memoirs - Index Many are the paths the destitute and desperate can follow to reach me. Some whisper my name like a prayer; others barely dare acknowledge I exist. In ancient texts, you may find my name murmured beside Anubis and Hermes, though I was never simply a guide. Their devotion to peace is unbecoming. My interests are entirely self-serving, a hunger dressed in the robes of ritual. I eat the insincere, the spineless who parade their postulation before neighbours, playing priest to their own hollow lives. I drink the essence of a life the way men drink wine — blood drawn warm, direct from source.
By Paul Stewart2 months ago in Chapters
Pared to Truth
Dark Memoirs - Index "Death may be the greatest of all human blessings." - Socrates The irony isn't lost on me that people like Socrates love to share their thoughts and feelings on death. Living, breathing people feel they have an intimate understanding of death enough to give a fair assessment of it.
By Paul Stewart2 months ago in Chapters
Fair Exchange, No Robberies. Top Story - January 2026.
Dark Memoirs - Index There are at least two kinds of people in the world: those who write this half-arsed kind of intro to a story that looks to separate the rare and the norm, and those who realise it's an overused framing device and don't.
By Paul Stewart2 months ago in Chapters
The Day the Clock Stopped Asking. AI-Generated.
The clock on the office wall had been broken for weeks. No one noticed at first. It still looked correct, still hung straight, still blended into the background like it always had. But if you stared long enough, you’d realize the second hand wasn’t moving.
By shakir hamid2 months ago in Chapters
Do Not Leave Your Home: A Dangerous Snowstorm Is Approaching
**Do Not Leave Your Home: A Dangerous Snowstorm Is Approaching** Snowy weather forecasts have become one of the most searched topics among Americans, especially during winter months when severe storms can disrupt daily life. Snowstorms are not just about cold temperatures and beautiful white landscapes. They can be dangerous, unpredictable, and sometimes life threatening. Understanding snowy weather forecasts helps people prepare, stay safe, and avoid unnecessary risks when extreme conditions arrive.
By America today 2 months ago in Chapters
What if ancient empires harnessed steam power centuries before industrialization?
The Bronze Piston Coal smoke hung thick over Alexandria's harbor, stinging eyes and blackening marble façades that once gleamed white under Mediterranean sun. In the shadow of the Pharos lighthouse—now crowned with a massive steam-driven beacon revolving on greased rails—workshops thundered day and night.
By crypto | Science2 months ago in Chapters
New Year Countdown: Meaning, Traditions, and Why It Matters
New Year Countdown: Meaning, Traditions, and Why It Matters The New Year countdown is one of the most widely shared and emotionally powerful moments celebrated across the world. As the final seconds of the old year tick away, millions of people gather in homes, public squares, and online streams to count down together, welcoming a fresh start. This simple act of counting numbers has grown into a global tradition filled with excitement, hope, reflection, and unity. Understanding the New Year countdown helps explain why it remains such an important part of modern culture.
By America today 2 months ago in Chapters
Chapter 9: The Final Sermon (Farewell Hajj)
The Final Sermon (Farewell Hajj) In the year 632 CE, Prophet Muhammad ﷺ knew that his mission was coming to its completion. After more than twenty years of struggle, patience, guidance, and sacrifice, Islam had spread across Arabia. Tribes that once fought endlessly were now united by faith. Justice had replaced chaos, and mercy had replaced revenge.
By Wings of Time 2 months ago in Chapters
Chapter 8: The Peaceful Conquest of Makkah (630 CE)
The Peaceful Conquest of Makkah (630 CE) For nearly twenty years, the city of Makkah had been a place of pain for the early Muslims. It was where they were mocked, tortured, boycotted, and forced to leave their homes. Families were divided, livelihoods were destroyed, and many suffered simply for believing in one God. Even after migration to Madinah, the threat from Makkah never fully disappeared.
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Chapter 7: The Treaty of Hudaybiyyah
Chapter 7: The Treaty of Hudaybiyyah Several years after migrating to Madinah, the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and his followers still longed for Makkah. It was their birthplace, the city of the Ka‘bah, and the center of their faith. Though they had been forced to leave, their love for Makkah never faded. In the sixth year after Hijrah, the Prophet ﷺ had a dream that Muslims would enter Makkah peacefully to perform Umrah, the lesser pilgrimage.
By Wings of Time 2 months ago in Chapters
Chapter 6: The Early Battles and Self-Defense
The Early Battles and Self-Defense After migrating to Madinah, the Muslim community finally found safety—but peace did not come immediately. The Quraysh of Makkah were furious. They had lost control over the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and his followers, and they feared that Islam would grow stronger outside their reach. Even though the Muslims had left their homes, property, and wealth behind, the hostility did not end.
By Wings of Time 2 months ago in Chapters
Chapter 5: Building the First Islamic Society in Madinah
Building the First Islamic Society in Madinah After the migration (Hijrah), Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and the early Muslims arrived in Madinah, a city very different from Makkah. Unlike Makkah, Madinah had many tribes, different religions, and long-standing conflicts. The city needed peace, order, and unity. What happened next was not only the beginning of an Islamic state, but also one of the most important social transformations in history.
By Wings of Time 2 months ago in Chapters