Struggling to provide for himself and his younger brother, Seth Anderson turns to a life of crime and takes on a new identity as the supervillain Off Grid. Seth has always been good at keeping himself and Off Grid separate, but with the rise of a new villain threatening the delicate balance between his two lives, Seth isn't sure how much longer he'll be able to hold on to who he is beneath the mask. (Cover courtesy of @BlueBlackInk)

Some dude falls into another world and decides he'd rather live as the Heroine than go out and fight to death as the Hero. He might have changed his mind if he'd read the terms and conditions, though. (crossposted to NUF and RRL)

"Most villains just don't seem to get it. It's the same story, everywhere you go. Villain appears. Villains wants money/power/destruction. Villain almost gets money/power/destruction. Then, at the very last minute, some hero swoops in, makes a desperate play, and the villain goes byebye. My point is, the villains never win. So, my philosophy was: if you can't beat 'em, join 'em. Or make them think that's the plan, anyways." A short story about a patient villain and a clever plan.

Small mistakes took Dylan to an upside down change when he crossed paths with an obsessive evil boy and his brother. Warning: Strong language, sexual content, drug/substance use and violence.

Artemis Lyall wasn't like the majority born, he wasn't fated to have a long life where his dreams could run rampant. He wouldn't even live long enough to know what dreams were, it was heartbreaking for his parents to expect. So they didn't, they let go of their pride one night and begged for their first born. Not stopping until the moon goddess bestowed the gift of a long life on Artemis, all rejoiced. The Amaris Pack would have their rightful Alpha, but they would have to say their farewells until the time came for his rule of the pack to start. Aretmis wasn't just bestowed the gift all of the other children had, instead the moon goddess threw in a few of her own blessings that could be mistaken for a curse. It had his parents sending him away, somewhere far from anyone he could harm and where he could learn to harness the deadly powers racing through his veins. This isolation was to last until his twenty first birthday, the time when he was expected to find a mate that he no longer wanted. The Alpha and Luna thought that they sent their little miracle to a safe institution, but that wasn't the truth. Things never went as planned.

Daniel Castillo is a young boy with trust issues. Never having trusted anybody he fears that if he does it will result with him getting hurt, in an effort to prevent this he has set up a series of masks keeping everybody at bay. No one is good enough for him, until one night he comes face to face with his reflection who has a mind of its own and it manages to gain his love and trust. The only problem is that now that Daniel has opened up to it he is opening up to others as well, the possessive nature of his reflection refuses to allow it to share him with others and in result will stop at nothing to keep him from leaving it's side. With the arrival of a new teacher far too interested in Daniel's life and a pair of students who have come to be a threat to their fragile relationship, will Daniel remain the sane person he once was or will he be shattered never to be the same?

To someone that isn't paying much attention, it seems that everyone in the kingdom of Arthronia will have a happily ever after. This would seem especially true for Nathaniel Derrington: at eighteen his unparalleled knack for stabbing dragons wins him a spot in the royal guard, a respectable position with a fat paycheck and almost zero responsibility. But to someone that is paying attention, things aren't looking so hot. 1.) Political tensions are rising. 2.) Magic is starting to run out. 3.) Nathaniel is completely gay for his employer. You know, the King. When a royal ball takes a turn for the worst, Nathaniel is thrown into a new kind of adventure. A kind where sanity is no longer a requirement, honesty isn't the best policy, and good people don't always get happy endings. Things get ugly. But hey, life isn't a fairy tale. And it's time for Nathaniel to wake up and smell the roses.

Acer learned how to live through dying. Cameron learned how to die through living. Two boys cross paths at a place they least expected to end up. With the same mindset and psychotic behaviour, Acer and Cameron join forces and spiral deeper into the insanity of their own minds, finding that true happiness is only what you can make up. But how far can their imagination go?

[A psychological thriller] When you can't even pay for a bottle of water, you might want a friend like Casper. This may be hard considering he's the God-given prophet of Seabrook high; the type of kid who offers existential philosophies on a Monday and spews poetry the next. Friends are a select few for Casper, and Holden doesn't have the right kind of luck for a golden ticket. But he isn't worried. After all, to win the heart of a prophet, all you need is intelligence. And intelligence is all he's got. Cover credit: Photo by Martin Stranka. Design by toska_. Trailer Credit: Clips from Xavier Dolan films. Made by me.