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Reasons Why You Should Attend Conventions (By a Former Cosplayer). Top Story - April 2026.
Back in October 2024, I ended my cosplay journey after 10 wonderful years doing a craft that I enjoyed so much. I'm enjoying my post-cosplay life a year and a half later and keeping myself occupied on other hobbies. Don't get me wrong. I loved cosplaying as different characters, showing them off on social media and at conventions. I'll always appreciate the memories I've had there with my friends. If you've recently got into cosplay and planning on attending your first convention, I'll share some reasons why you should attend at least one and many more.
By Mark Wesley Pritchard about 3 hours ago in Geeks
The Great Catnip Caper of 1909
Verse 1 Herman Gottlieb had a scheme, a wild idea in his mind, Selling catnip door to door to every cat lover he could find.
By Julie O'Hara - Author, Poet and Spiritual Warriorabout 3 hours ago in Poets
Aroma’s Day Off
Vol.1: Aroma’s Day Off Prelude Aroma woke from a vision where the snake god of her ancestors had coiled gently around her astral form and whispered safety and mystery into her ear.
By Demon MoonBatabout 4 hours ago in Fiction
The Court Remembers Its Own
She finds them at the edge of things— where the old oak splits the moonlight into something that breathes, where the grass grows silver
By Latoya M.Dabout 4 hours ago in Poets
The Rhythm
It leaves the way a song leaves. Not all at once, but thinning at the edges, overplayed. My inner chamber forgets it was ever there.
By Jeremy Frommerabout 4 hours ago in Poets
The Tar Pit. Top Story - April 2026.
Frozen in space as time moves around her, like a glacier constantly fed but never melted. Stuck to the fear, thick as molasses;
By Amanda Starksabout 4 hours ago in Poets
Reflorescence
The eagle is a vulture now, circling the neon rot of the strip, where liberty is a coupon code pressed between a thumb and a thirsty lip.
By Meko James about 5 hours ago in Poets
The Girl Who Spoke to the Moon
On quiet nights, when the world fell asleep and the sky opened its silver eyes, Lina would sit by her window and watch the moon. It was not just a habit—it was a secret. She believed the moon was alive.
By Ibrahim about 5 hours ago in Fiction