Deep-diving into the culprits of my self-deprecation, "Discount Shakespeare" showcases all 50 of my poems, originally posted on Twitter, which I had written from my high school years to this day (whenever this gets published, I guess). Teeming with vivid themes of philosophy, science, love, rage, and protest, this poetry book aims to be nothing short of the perfect companion for an existential crisis. These pieces are best paired with a bowl of mac n' cheese, the devastating daily news, or an endless loop of Robyn's "Dancing On My Own" blasting at maximum volume through the walls of your bedroom. And if you're a damsel in the mood for distress, then this is the book for you! An anthology of musings. © seomins

We have always wanted to know where we truly stand in the vastness of this cosmos.

Robin Ysabel Antonio suffers from dissociative amnesia after a tragic accident. The way to remembering is a slow process and eventually goes downhill along the way. The night when she is about to take her own life and end her sufferings, a brief memory of four people, one vivid, a guy with a curly hair and a stoic expression, flashes between her eyes. This memory then continues in relation to her dreams which seem to be warm and familiar. The path back to her forgotten memories is afflictive and hard but with these four people, who call themselves Voltes Payb, there is a glint of light for her. She'll later learn how to step out of the dark and to live, not just to merely exist, again.