Your chapter
starts right here.
786 Web Stories has 13000+ pieces across stories, journals, essays, and letters. This page is your map. We’ve sorted everything by mood, theme, and what kind of reader you are today — so you spend less time scrolling and more time reading something that actually stays with you.
How are you feeling right now?
Pick your mood and we’ll show you exactly what to read first.
The pieces readers keep coming back to
These are the stories that stuck. The ones that got forwarded, re-read, and quoted in messages to friends.
A slow-burn romance told in moments of nearness, silence, and years apart. The kind of story that makes you think of someone.
The single legislative reform that would end arguments, improve productivity, and save humanity. A serious proposal.
We didn’t stop loving them. We just stopped replying. A story about the things we ghosted and quietly miss.
A fable about vanity, self-acceptance, and the cost of trying to be someone you’re not. Short, beautiful, sticks with you.
If your life had a loading bar, what percentage would it be at? A biography for anyone still figuring it out.
Great news doesn’t arrive politely. It arrives and immediately rearranges your brain. Here’s what happens next.
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Who writes this?
786 Web Stories is written by Khuram Waqas — someone who writes about naps, heartbreak, frog fables, and the quiet comedy of being alive, often in the same week. The site runs on curiosity, a decent cup of tea, and the belief that the right story at the right moment can genuinely change a day.
With 1,000+ subscribers and 13000+ stories published, this is a growing archive of the human experience — funny, soft, and occasionally a bit too honest.
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