This is a collection of short poems about the futility, hidden agendas, and horrors of war.

Like sun and moon, two siblings face their everyday challenges on serving the party and as the war is closing in... will they keep their loyalty or abandon it to start a new life?

Waking up in a new time but same place. The last memory was an unfulfilled promise to an old friend

After an accident, Natalie, Darky, and Klaus were sent back to the era they've learnt for a very long time. The three might find some things they never knew before while trying to keep their identities hidden before time runs out

Three West Point cadets vanish through a dimension breach during a routine run and reappear in a world that should not exist. Alex Weiss, Tristan Lee, and Nick Parker are stranded in a nation that looks disturbingly familiar: cities that look like they belong in another century, armies equipped with last-generation weapons, and a society bracing for war with an aggressive neighbor. The language is almost understandable. The people are almost like home. And there is no way back. With no path to return, the cadets do the only thing that makes sense: they adapt. What begins as survival becomes integration. Integration becomes enlistment. And enlistment becomes something harder to justify. Their new home has a beloved leader, Dorian Falken, who is determined to protect his people and the country he loves. But he hides a catastrophic weapon, capable of destroying not only the aggressor state next door, but everything he loves as well. Their commanders are competent, disciplined, and preparing for a conflict they believe cannot be avoided. In direct opposition to Falken, they know the weapon exists, and they're ready to throw restraint out the window. As the inevitable approaches, the three cadets train for war. And when it comes, and they are given responsibility, they will have to decide...follow the rules...or fight to win.

They were training for a war in their world. They fell into one in another. For five ROTC cadets, a routine land navigation exercise becomes a nightmare when they are thrust through a shimmering tear in reality. They emerge into a world eerily stuck in a 1920s-esque era, but one locked in a brutal, grinding war. Lost and desperate, they are caught in the collapse of the Veridian Commonwealth, a prosperous nation besieged by jealous, expansionist neighbors. With little more than their wits and nascent military training, they make a desperate stand at a critical river crossing, saving countless lives and marking themselves as both heroes and curiosities. But this is not their war. All they want is to find a way home. Yet as they are drawn deeper into the conflict, they realize their modern knowledge of warfare is a weapon the Veridians desperately need. They introduce tactics that are decades ahead of their time, forging a legendary unit known as the Kaln Brigade. Yet every victory has a cost. In a war fought with bolt-action rifles and biplanes, the line between hero and monster is thin. As the boys are forged in the fire of combat, they must ask themselves: what are they willing to become to survive? And if they can't get home, what are they willing to sacrifice to protect the one they've found?

North Texas, 1866. The war is over, but the reckoning isn't. When a wounded stranger rides onto Laura Shephard's ranch with men hunting him, a newly inherited spread is the last place she can afford trouble. She has cattle to tend, debts left by her father to reckon with, and a land-hungry world watching for weakness. Letting him stay, only for the night, is a risk she doesn't need. But Jesse Wilkes isn't running from the law for nothing. He's a former Confederate soldier who took paid escort work that turned bloody, then walked away when it stepped over a line he wouldn't cross. Now, a deputy determined to "restore order" has decided the easiest path forward is to make an example of the man and of the ranch sheltering him. As quiet pressure becomes an open threat, the land itself is tested by fire, fear, and the weight of paper that can ruin lives without proving truth. When the law tightens its grip, the man must choose between running again or surrendering to stop the cost from falling on her. Because some debts are paid with money. Others are paid with choices. And not all men who go quietly are broken.

Hitler's scientists develop a "vitamin" to improve the performance of their soldiers on the battlefield. But only one of them dares to take it, becoming a supernatural being, thirsty for blood and death, who doesn't take long to causing panic not only among enemies, but also among his own companions. Posted: Sept/06/2020 Finished: Sept/18/2022 Cover drawing by me!

╰┈➤ ❝ 𝘼𝙉𝘿 𝙄 𝙇𝙊𝙎𝙏 𝙔𝙊𝙐 ❞ 『 𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐨𝐢𝐧𝐠 』 𝐢𝐧 𝐰𝐡𝐢𝐜𝐡 olympia 'oly' lennox quits law school to fulfill her dreams to become a police officer. she's a rookie officer in the lapd wilshire department. and not just that her assigned t.o. was her ex-boyfriend? they've to work together despite their differences. oly befriends natasha grey, theodore tanner, lucy chen, john nolan, and jackson west. oly and natasha are going to understand circumstances of being a officer. and not just to serve. but to fight? published on 2.13.2026 ended on ??? cover credits done by @raescreswift THE ROOKIE © galacticlove 2026