New Series

	A Royal Quest: Part One The sky was blue and cloudless, the air was hot and humid, and Fighter was no more than three days old. His owner had abandoned him... by poopdoo134
	Escape: Part One Valrigard the Draik sat in front of a small open window, taking in the breathtaking landscape with a lazy sweep of his eyes. Below, villagers were just beginning to wake up to find their rows and rows of cornfields, berry bushes, and potato plants soaking in the morning sun... by firedragon9078
	The Lost Desert Dagger: Part One I had lost track of the time I spent being held captive in the dungeons far beneath the sands of the Lost Desert. A month? A year? A decade? I had stopped counting in the end. It was pointless, utterly pointless... by scarrift

Search the Neopian Times

Headlines

In Search of Amira

I, dear reader, had braved the sizzling heats of Sahkmet that day, with a certain goal in mind: to interview the illustrious, and much courted, Princess Amira of the Lost Desert. Such an elusive character was not about to escape my persistent questioning, for I am much too dedicated to my readers (non-existent ones so far, but the thought is rather nice)...

Other Stories

---------

Cheeriness Planted
As I watched the bobber floating in the water, the metal fishhook hidden below the surface, I felt a bit of a thrill at the prospect of reeling in a sunken treasure. "Do you think we'll catch anything good today?"

by nut862

---------

Faerie Cloud Racers: How it all Began
"That is preposterous! That is the - the most unintelligent thing I have heard throughout my many years! Me - living in Meridell! That will never happen! It is more foolish than even the thought of an asparagus Chia! My fellow faeries, what kind of nonsense is this?"

by ginelga

---------

Interview with a Princess: the Admired Amira
A self-proclaimed heroic journalist and his assistant set out to interview the elusive princess...

by bluephoenix36

---------

Parting is Grief: a Neopian Packrat's Guide
Why not sell most of your stuff? Now, I understand that there are some things that are good to keep hold of, maybe like gifts, expensive things and items that hold sentimental value, but everything else is just junk.

by playmobil_is_my_life

---------

Soup Bowl
I know you want to try some!

by plaquenil

---------

Scholarly Thoughts
Who knew that knowledge could be so funny!

by philandrew

Submit your stories, articles, and comics using the new submission form.