Browse Stories

The story begins with a young boy, Johnny, being woken up by his mother to start his day, but he resists and clings to sleep, fighting for its oblivion.

The story follows a young woman who is determined to become a journalist, but faces rejection and discouragement from an editor.

A story about a man who is struggling with his faith and identity.

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The story follows the narrator as he stays with his friend Cudworth on the Kona coast, describing the idyllic climate and the peaceful atmosphere of the island.

A man ventures into the Yukon wilderness, despite the extreme cold and lack of sunlight, and reflects on the harsh realities of survival in the unforgiving environment.

The story describes a serene and idyllic scene in a canyon, where a red-coated buck rests in a quiet pool, surrounded by lush vegetation and vibrant flowers.

Carquinez laughed for joy through the golden wine, saying 'It is beautiful, it is sweetly sweet. It is a woman's wine, and it was made for gray-robed saints to drink.'

A man, abandoned by his companion in the desolate Klondike wilderness, endures a harrowing journey of survival against starvation, extreme hardship, and a relentless, ailing wolf.

David Rasmunsen, a hustler with a single-minded idea, plans to transport a thousand dozen eggs from San Francisco to Dawson, Alaska, to sell at a profit.

The story revolves around a conversation between the narrator and a tramp, Leith Clay-Randolph, who shares his knowledge and wit, charming the narrator and their friends.

The Leopard Man, a lion-tamer, shares a story about a man who waited years to see a lion crush the man he hated, and finally gets his wish.

Wade Atsheler, a young and successful man, is found dead, and those who knew him are shocked by the news, but not entirely surprised, given his struggles with an unknown trouble.

The story revolves around the intense rivalry between two friends, Lloyd and Paul, and their struggles to outdo each other in various aspects of life.

A man traveling alone in the extreme cold of the Yukon fatally underestimates the power of nature when his attempts to build a life-saving fire fail after an accident.

An elderly Eskimo man, left to die by his tribe, reflects on the harsh realities of existence and the unyielding cycle of life and death in the unforgiving wilderness.

The girl demanded that the man answer her question, 'It is my right to know,' but he struggled against the fascination of his caressing voice and the lure of his gentle touch.