From online entertainment pioneer, actress, and “queen of the geeks” Felicia Day, You’re Never Weird on the Internet (Almost) is a funny, quirky, and inspiring memoir about her unusual upbringing, her rise to internet stardom, and embracing her weirdness to find her place in the world. From Felicia: "The heart of my story is that the world opened up for me once I decided to embrace who I am—unapologetically. My story demonstrates that there’s no better time in history to have a dream and be able to reach an audience with your art. Or just be as weird as you want to be and not have to be ashamed. That lesson’s just as legit." Share how you #embraceyourweird in the comments of each excerpt! And visit www.feliciadaybook.com to pre-order your copy of the book, enter to win an Embrace Your Weird Prize Pack, and find Felicia on her book tour.

((Basically this is one big messy gay bandom AU, features just about every ship in the emo trinity and a few more)) Frank is the only gay guy he knows, stuck in the rather restricting and conservative world of Catholic school with his two best friends and their Catholic upbringings, where his daily adrenaline hits come from smoking behind the art block with Jamia, who he reckons is on her path to being the next Lindsay Lohan. But then, things really do change, because perhaps Jamia's matchmaking abilities aren't quite as shitty as Frank reckons, and perhaps this 'social gathering' he's dragged along to, does have some benefit to him after all. And perhaps, Frank will draw a face to the name of Gerard - Mikey's older brother, who really despite living in the same town, is worlds away from the reality Frank's stuck in. And on the subject of the unlikely, will Mikey ever finally figure out that Alicia Simmons really doesn't give a fuck about croquet?

Imagine if you lived in a world completely void of color... That is until you met your destined soulmate.

A short story I wrote inspired by a book called The Black Rose Season. If you've read the book you will understand the plot with the stars. Most of it is my work, but the part where the boy is watching the stars is inspired by the book. It's a ryden story, but wether its in Brendon or Ryan's view is your call.

*Based off The Young Veins song "Cape Town"* Never go to Cape Town. It's a place where lovely ladies sing and pretty boys dance. And there he was. All brown eyes and dark chocolate hair. Dancing in the midst of the crowd. I defiantly got lost in Cape Town.

A short sequel to The Young In Our Veins. Brendon makes mix tapes for his deceased boyfriend and confesses his biggest want.