America was the last person anyone expected to be a father. But America is a father to many. Sometimes, those kids convince each other to do ridiculous things. That's how Texas found himself about to walk into a UN meeting.

Thirteen Colonies loved his Father, but after the Sevens' Year War, he wasn't sure if his father felt the same way. His Father just needed to listen to him. If he didn't, well, Thirteen and his Father weren't going to be on the same page or part of the same empire. Because Thirteen could only take so much before he would take drastic action himself. Cover art is by @JMysty4.

Countryhumans AU of the War of 1812 in which Michigan is not able to be retaken by the Americans and becomes a British Colony, later Canadian Province. A series of connected oneshots all related to this AU, in (roughly) chronological order. Cover art by @NewLostIslands.

In a world where countries are personified, an organization called the Countryhumans Research Archival Project has dedicated itself to recording the stories and histories of these countryhumans. (AKA an archive of fake newspapers and such that canonically exists inside my countryhumans universe. Just a little fun project to explore different angles of things) Cover by: @ApeculiarChild2

In the early nineteenth century, the state of Ohio and the territory of Michigan share three things: a father, said father's stubbornness, and a small strip of land between them that both are completely convinced belongs in their own hand(s) and not the other's. Taking what should have been a minor sibling tiff to the next level, the Toledo War breaks out between the two of America's sons. Or: The Toledo War as portrayed by personifications.

Talimau: Land spirit. Created from everything the Earth can offer. Born from humanity drawing lines against each other. They live for them despite being powered by the stars. A glimpse of a talismau life can stretch for hundreds of years. A talismau cherishes their name; Their polis. It is special... but what happens when this name gets changed through constant battles of the past. Do they lose a sense of self? Or do they march on? Nieuw Amsterdam, to New York, to New Orange, back to New York. A glimpse of this talismau past can answer that.

Suns and stars are beautiful creations of light and energy. All stars are born in a nebula and begin as a protostar before growing into a main-sequence star. Some stars run out of fuel and turn into dwarf stars. Other's can no longer generate energy, and it violently collapses in a fraction of a second, creating a supernova. The supernova scatters elements across the universe, eventually giving rise to a new star from the death of the old.