This is purely fictional, these are just two amusing stories which for some reason people seem to believe the less rational one.

Some monsters are not just for halloween, and the Flathead Monster is one that remains real, today, for many.

…a little magic?

The legend is certainly not the first, not is it the only one, of its kind. Remarkably similar tales of pipers who spirit away children figure in folklore all over Europe and throughout the Middle East. But unlike most of the other folktales, the Hamelin story gives precise dates, contradictory though they may be.

A debateable/argumentative, maybe some praise in this article, describing love, and whether it’s just in your head.

An article.

Sheila Artiste is breaking into the literary world with her bestselling novel and has become the object of much attention, but when fans begin projecting her writing onto her, she becomes weary of the attention that won’t stop and soon finds herself being stalked and in grave danger.

The evolution of Urban Legends is due to a gross misunderstanding of the stories of folklore. The legends have circulated through the internet, via word of mouth, and at parties while people are severely under the influence or just need a conversation piece to feel more comfortable.

The Bible is perhaps one of the most popular books ever to have been published. Reports suggest that more homes own a copy of the Christian text than The Da Vinci Code. Many people live their lives by its contents, but how does the text itself stand up to scrutiny?

In 1875 being a single mother, who was pregnant, was an unenviable position. Hard choices had to be made…