Browsing Fantasy Stories

I offer you a richly illustrated story set in a world where characters struggle against Fate, which has laid a challenging path before them.

A woman receives a mysterious phone call — from her own number. On the other end, she hears her own voice speaking with clarity and certainty she has long forgotten. What follows is an inner dialogue, a heart-to-heart between the woman and her truest self. Through this surreal encounter, she is reminded of a deep love she once felt, the light it awakened within her, and the part of herself she abandoned out of fear. The story is a tender journey of return — to love, to self, to the place where she once felt whole.

During the ancient kingdoms in Indonesia, many warriors who defended the truth were born, one of which was the Eagle Swordsman. Born as an orphan and his mother as a servant in a kingdom, Arya Mandu finally became an unrivaled warrior after being raised and trained by Eyang Pandang Suri who was nicknamed Nyi Konde Perak. The teacher gave Arya the nickname Eagle Swordsman, besides being mandated by his teacher to always uphold the truth wherever he is, the warrior also wants to find his mother's whereabouts. Will Arya succeed in carrying out his teacher's mandate and finding his biological mother? Moreover, Arya must defeat his opponents who often spread evil on earth? Or will this Eagle Swordsman slowly become similar to his opponents who cause riots?

Everything changes when Lena receives a phone call from a number and a voice that's too familiar for comfort. Will she listen to the voice?

In the concluding chapter of the Ink Trilogy, the boundary between story and reality collapses. The Great Library, once the keeper of every tale ever written, now lies in ruin—its pages scattered, its ink fading, its characters bleeding into the real world. With the fate of all narratives hanging in the balance, the last Storybearers must confront the ancient force that seeks to erase not just stories, but memory, identity, and hope itself.

As old allies fall and forgotten villains rise from the margins, Elira and Cassian must journey through the remnants of unwritten worlds, confronting truths inked in blood and betrayal. To save what remains, they must reach the final manuscript—the one that tells the story of the world itself—and decide whether to rewrite it, seal it forever, or let it burn.

When fifteen-year-old Ava Bennett is sent to spend two weeks at her grandmother’s eerie Victorian home, she expects boredom—not magic. Isolated during a fierce thunderstorm with no power and only a flickering flashlight to guide her, Ava explores the forbidden attic and discovers a strange, dust-free chest holding a leather-bound book with no title and no words—until she writes in it.

What begins as a harmless joke becomes something far more dangerous when Ava’s idle wish magically comes true. Soon, she realizes the book doesn’t just grant wishes—it takes something in return. As Ava tests the boundaries of its power, the line between fantasy and reality begins to blur. The book knows her desires... and her fears. And it’s hungry.

Medusa’s Secret Love is a mythic tale of forbidden romance, second chances, and the enduring power of true love. For years, Medusa harbored a secret affection for King Triton, the powerful ruler of the seas—an affection he quietly returned. But duty forced Triton to marry for the sake of the kingdom, leaving both hearts unfulfilled. Decades later, after a loveless marriage and the weight of lost time, fate reunites them. Both now separated from their former partners and parents to children of their own, Medusa and Triton are given another chance at the love they were once denied. But as old wounds heal, dark forces rise from the depths—determined to keep them apart. In a world where myth and magic collide, can love truly conquer all?

The third instalment of the book of tragic short stories.

This is a work in progress.

John, a conservation activist, investigates a killer wolf in a town that believes in werewolves.

When exhausted ER physician Elena Reyes picks up a midnight phone call from her own number, she's not prepared for the voice on the other end. It's her—only not quite. The voice warns her not to go to work the next day, hinting at some kind of horrible event. Taking it as either a stressful meltdown or a bizarre prank, Elena hauls herself to work anyway. She gets to watch her own death in the trauma bay a few hours later.