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Undine Tales: Son of the Undine
Oslaf should never have seen the sun; like all Undine dreams, he should have remained in the crevice of Poseidon’s lair. Here, the dusty cradles moan their hunger for desires of life, but most of them are kept too far… Continue reading
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Atheists and Nike – How to Answer The God Question?
Most people believe that atheists know very little about God or religion, concluding that they do not believe in an all-powerful, supreme being. However, this is not a belief but rather a rejection that such deities exist. This means their… Continue reading
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What Is Time?
Everything that the human being does is related in some way to time. Yet, so few know what is time. Time is the duration between two events. Any two events are usually adequate to establish time. The moment when an… Continue reading
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What Is the National Flower of India?
Every country has its own national symbols and emblems, and so does India. What is the national flower of India? Where is it found and what special significance does it have to its people and traditions? The national flower of… Continue reading
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Can the Oarfish Predict Earthquakes and Tsunamis?
Japanese legends have it that there is a fish that can predict earthquakes and tsunamis. The prophet appears on the water’s surface for several days before the natural phenomenon strikes. Unlike the human prophet Jonah of the Bible, the prophecies… Continue reading
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Who Created the Flags of Central America?
Central America was once united under a single flag. During the years of the Spanish Empire, 1823 to 1841, a trilinear flag of white and blue was created by Colonel Arce. It formed the single flags of Central America. The flag was… Continue reading
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Old School RuneScape Debuts Leagues V: Raging Echoes
Jagex Studio announced that its competitive mode for Old School RuneScape is now live. Dubbed Leagues V – Raging Echoes, the new completion will start on Thursday, November 27. According to a press release published by Games Press, players will face… Continue reading
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What is Alkonost – Legendary Bird with a Woman’s Face?
In Russian Slavic folklore exists a legendary bird that has become central to modern reality. The Alkonost is a beautiful bird endowed with a woman’s head that sings charming notes to lure its guests. The creature has endless powers to… Continue reading
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October Writing Contest: Famous Haunted Trains
As the autumn wind chills and October rolls into view, it’s time to unlock the darkest corners of your imagination. Train Spirits is thrilled to announce our official October Writing Contest: Famous Haunted Trains! Whether you are a historian tracking… Continue reading
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Is The Pied Piper Story Truly a Myth?
An old German legend has lived for over seven hundred years, and scientists still cannot dismiss it as a myth. The story originates in the small town of Hamelin during the 1284 rat infestation. It recounts the tale or history… Continue reading
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The Guardians of the SGR: Why Ghost Train Legends Still Haunt the Madaraka Express in 2026
This is more than another one of those ghost train legends. The ones you hear every night over and over as you await the last train out. This is about the spirit of the SRG rails, and you must read… Continue reading
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How to Pack for a Family Trip Without Losing Your Mind
Packing for yourself is one thing. Packing for a family trip – for yourself, a toddler, a first-grader, and maybe a baby? That’s an entirely different job. Every parent has been there. You’re three days out from a trip, staring… Continue reading
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How to Keep a Large Cast of Characters Straight While You Write
Twenty chapters in, you’ve introduced fourteen named characters, and you can’t remember if Marcus has blue eyes or brown ones. You wrote it down somewhere. Probably. How do you keep a large cast of characters straight while you write? This… Continue reading
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The Ciurea Train Disaster of 1917: A Wartime Rescue Train
One freezing winter night during World War I, an overcrowded train nicknamed “The Ciurea Train” consisting of 26 cars, left Galați for Iași on Friday, 11 January 1917. It headed for a descent toward Ciurea and was reaching its final… Continue reading
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Read the Short Ghost Story: The Soul Trader
Old wives’ tales said that the Soul Trader walked the rails late at night, offering wealth and fame to greedy and unfaithful men. Many who became rich soon vanished into thin air, never to be seen again. How truthful these… Continue reading
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Train Spirits Opens First Writing Contest: Ghost and Railways
Popular short story platform, Train Spirits, has launched its first-ever writing contest, and it’s all about rails. The contest, dubbed Ghost and Railways, will investigate some of the most famous ruins to be found across the world. Readers can delve… Continue reading
