Poetry and the Gods, by H.P. Lovecraft with Anna Helen Crofts. This short story was written in 1920, and was first published in the September 1920 issue (No. 1) of the United Amateur.

The story follows the main character Elizabeth Bennet as she deals with issues of manners, upbringing, morality, education, and marriage in the society of the landed gentry of early 19th-century England. Elizabeth is the second of five daughters of a country gentleman living near the fictional town of Meryton in Hertfordshire, near London.

Cassie thought she had it all figured out. She had a great boyfriend, a solid plan for the summer, and no reason to look back. But that all changes when she's paired to work with Drew-the best friend she lost a year ago. The one she never really got over. She promised herself she wouldn't make the same mistake twice, but when it comes to Drew, walking away has never been easy. Now, she has to decide-should she hold on to what's safe, or take a chance on the one person who's always felt like home?

When paranormal investigator Christine and her team arrive at Blackthorne Manor to film their latest episode, they expect a routine ghost hunt-some eerie whispers, maybe a flickering light or two. But Blackthorne is different. The shadows move when no one is looking, and the walls seem to breathe with secrets long buried. As Christine digs deeper into the mansion's past, she unearths more than just ghost stories. The further she searches, the more the lines between past and present blur-until she realizes that the most dangerous presence in the house isn't a spirit at all.

Janie has a problem-one that no amount of casual hookups, fake confidence, or self-deprecating humor can fix. Despite a long list of sexual experiences, she's never once reached the finish line. Tired of faking it and fed up with lackluster partners, she strikes an unusual deal with Jonathan, a charismatic and well-endowed classmate she's been tutoring in calculus. His offer? To learn, experiment, and, above all, get her off.

Nesryn doesn't want to be a mate, not to anyone. Especially not Eleazar, the son of the alpha. Their betrothal is an obstacle, one she is determined to overcome while entertaining the affections of another. But when her plans fail, in the most destructive way, she must choose a path, sealing her fate and the future of her pack.

At St. Anne's University, power isn't inherited-it's earned. And no one knows that better than Zeke King. Ruthless, charming, and utterly untouchable, he's ruled the All-Saints game for two years straight. The once-a-year, points-earned competition crowns a single winner-The King. And Zeke will do anything, or anyone, to keep his crown. Julia Croix never asked to be part of the game, but thanks to Zeke, she's suddenly the highest-scoring target on campus. The only way to survive? Play to win. But taking down a King isn't easy, especially when he's determined to make her his next conquest. At St. Anne's, rules are meant to be broken, alliances are made in the dark, and the throne is never safe for long. Let the games begin.

Blair is a virgin. A virgin with international notoriety for writing smutty bestsellers. Her expertise between the bedsheets might be a sham, but when a music prodigy offers to show her the ropes, she may fall for more than his enchanting melodies. UPDATES EVERY SATURDAY.

Katherine Tatum grew up under the watchful eyes of her duteous parents; every transgression was met with a swift punishment and reciting of their favorite bible verse. On her first day attending Queenswood University, a prestigious school 150,000 miles from home, she is relieved to discover that her new roommate is not a psychopath. Immediately mesmerized by the blue-haired pixie on the other side of the room, and fighting down feelings she always denied existed, it isn't long before she is sucked into a whirlwind romance with the girl sleeping one bed over. Will she be the good girl she's always pretended to be or run where the wild things are?

Joining the Lycans may have spared her life, but now Rae must find her place within the pack. That's easier said than done. Especially after Caine, a hybrid long since thought dead, returns for what's his. When the wolves go to war, Rae must choose: will she fight for her freedom or submit to the brooding alpha?