Brayleigh Saorise was a normal woman, or at least that was what she thought. When a stack of old "Missing Persons" news clippings turn up under her parents bed, all with her baby picture on them, Brayleigh can only think of one thing to do...call the world's only consulting detective.Credit to Mark Gatiss and Stephen Moffat for their brilliant work on Sherlock and the actors and actresses that make it all possible. Also, credit to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle for the original creation of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson.…
In 1941, Alan Turing made the first major breakthrough in breaking the German naval Enigma machine, something thought to be unbreakable. But what if this had never happened? How would the world be different? Read to discover what would happen if the events that inspired 'The Imitation Game' had never transpired. Ratings: 10/10 "This is a truly excellent paper. The amount of work you did on this was outstanding...Fantastic job and stay passionate!" - Dr. C. Clemson (prev. taught at Penn State University)…
How John Cairncross' Work as a Spy Correlates to Fahrenheit 451This paper compares Enigma spy John Cairncross' work to the destruction of knowledge in 'Fahrenheit 451'. Ratings:9.8/10 "Well-written and well-researched paper. Your citations were very well executed. I love how you related it to your bombe paper. Fantastic job."- Dr. C. Clemson (prev. taught at Penn State University)…
Dr. Jonathan Mortis' wife is dead. Taken by the drug known as 'Krokodil', the pathologists' only living family member is now six feet under in the city cemetery. Now, after also surviving a crash that should have ended his life, Mortis is obsessed with death and proposes a country wide study. Citizens will be assigned numbers and put into a lottery at the age of twenty-one. If chosen, citizens will be flown to a remote, yet furnished, island monitored by Mortis and his team. Even numbers are the victims who are forced to survive on the island with what could only be considered the undead. Odd numbers are the 'Angels of Death', people injected with the 'Krokodil' drug and forced to eat human brains in order to induce a crazed mental state. Mortis swears that he will have no intervention in the study, but when the beautiful Adelaide finds herself in a situation that she never would have imagined, Mortis must make a choice...ignore the girl and continue his work, or potentially risk his study in the name of love.(Note: There is some mild use of language.)Highest Ranking: #757 in Science FictionCredit to @TheLandOfTheShadows for brainstorming this story with me. Without her, this story would never have existed. Thank you so much, @TheLandOfTheShadows, this entire story is dedicated to you.…
In the world of Civil War battlefields and hospitals, medical practices weren't always very sanitary. However, it was these practices that helped propel modern medicine into what it is today. This essay provides information on the world of Civil War medicine and the effects it had on medical science.…
Extraordinary Poems for the Everyday Person is a collection of well-written poems by some known, and some unknown, authors and poets. These poems are both beautiful and inspiring, with many being dedicated to one or more people.…
