Book one of the Project Xoria series. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ September 19th, 3025. Dear sister, I say this with complete confidence that you value your life just as much as any other human were to value theirs, and in this case, I need to restate some crucial information. Sister, the harshness of this society are beginning to get worse with every coming day. I feel guilty knowing that I'm safe, away from the place that I used to call home, while you're still stuck there. Your safety is my number one priority. You know just as well as I do that I cannot return, and that is why you must come back to me. Please, for my sake and for your own. Escape. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (This is a futuristic science fiction novel set in a dystopian society. Cuss words appear a bit. There is NO love that goes above PG-13 in this book.) It seems as if the cruelty and harshness of this time has taken a huge toll on Prix Jaxon. Everyday she struggles to keep up with her life, just like everyone else is trying to do in a society like this. Her pastimes are the only things that have probably kept her sane all these years, but one day the one thing that she enjoys drags her down and knocks her out, literally. Waking up only brings two things: pain and memory-loss. It's her time to escape, but how can she make it out safe if she's their test subject? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Copyright © 2017. Amelia Stratton. All Rights Reserved. This book is fictional, so any names or events that end up being the same as something in real life is simply a coincidence and not intended by me.

A poem in which two lovers venture into a snowstorm.

Highest rank #12 in Poetry Second Wind is an eclectic collection of mostly light hearted poems but often has a serious message and takes the occasional side swipe at politicians and those in power.

2028. Die Welt ist überbevölkert, die Regierungen korrupt, die Ressourcen knapp, und die seltenen Tierarten ausgestorben. Den neunzehnjährigen Ed interessiert das Ganze herzlich wenig, bis er gezwungen wird, 1 Gruppe beizutreten, deren Ziel es ist, die Welt wieder ins Lot zu bringen. Ed gelangt dadurch an 1 nie gekannte Macht - nun liegt es an ihm, wie er diese nutzt...

"Make sure you are something before you fade to nothing," is a statement that Lucky takes to heart. At Bayridge High, a prestigious boarding school on the east coast of the U.S.A., they have a legend. A legend of tortured teens, and lost souls, a legend of tragedy. Bayridge has the highest suicide rate of the country, and one of the highest cumulative GPA's. Every cautionary tale, every kid who died young in that school kept a record in the suicide notebook. Detailing their thoughts, their feelings, their everyday lives until their lives were history. And Lucky knows he's next. He finds the notebook from subtle clues dropped by a mysterious upperclassman. He expects to find stories, beautiful and tragic in their nature. What he finds is so much more. A note: This story is labeled as sci-fi. I swear most of the weird things and things that seem slightly off around lucky will be scientifically fictionally explained. It becomes very very sci fi when the huge gigantic plot twist occurs. Update schedule: Everyday Highest rank: 5 in science fiction Nominated for The Emerald Awards, The Literary Awards, Indigo Awards, The Global Awards, The Fiction Awards, and the Aspiring Authors Awards Some people offered to do some grammatical and plot editing in my book, so if you see these usernames with suggested edits, please don't call them grammar nazis! delennjadzia jamesflint1998