Josiah Wood lacks people skills. However, his radical idea of making resolutions to treat people like they have value unites a group of unlikely students. Together they break through barriers and help each other deal with tragedy.

The day we all knew was coming has finally arrived. The zombie apocalypse is here. College students from middle-class fraternities are the first to go. No surprise there. Jay Lewis follows every lead she can find, trying to get to the heart of the matter so she can cover the whole story. The one thing she's not ready for? A group of humans whose brains and bodies are growing stronger rather than weaker. They fight back the zombies, use their superhuman intelligence to look for a cure, and provide much needed leadership for the dying world. They call themselves the Elementals, and Jay calls them the protagonists of her story. Maybe there's hope after all.

Lila Ming met Bailey Thelen her freshman year of college. They were both involved in a Live Action Role Play at their college. She was the elf queen and he was a Knight of Dunil. It was a fairy-tale meeting. For two whole weeks, she was enchanted by him. Every minute of her life was perfect. Then the high started to wear off. She realized that he wasn't listening to her. All he wanted to talk about was his ideas, his book, his stories. But she still felt like he was the one for her, and she was confused. So she lost herself in her writing. She re-wrote their story, except in a parallel universe where he understood her. Then he showed up in the rain one day to help her get her keys out of her car. Except it wasn't Bailey--at least not the one from this universe. It was the warrior she created, and he was there to bring her home to Dunil with him. But things aren't all as they seem in Dunil. When she was outside the story, she had control, but now that she's a character in the book...who's writing the story?

A letter I wrote to someone I know really well.

Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde are partners, there's a mayoral election happening in Zootopia, and the only worry the bunny cop has is the way her heart patters a little fast when her fox companion is in proximity. They've been close, he's her best friend, but Judy doesn't want to risk what they have by talking about her evolving emotions. Just in time, the perfect distraction arrives when Stu and Bonnie Hopps come to Zootopia with Judy's favorite niece, Mina. But the visit takes a turn for the worse and Judy may have to be around Nick longer than planned.

An Open Letter to an INFJ.

What should he choose, the woman he loves or the dreams yet to be fulfilled? In a single night of music and dancing and memories shared by two friends, he has the opportunity for a grand romance. They could be more. But no one knows the true interworkings of the heart, so he is about to find out.