There once lived a person who couldn't do many things. Sure, their grades were alright in their eyes, and their life was going smoothly for the most part. But there was something they were lacking, and that something was a purpose. The reason why all of the stories you read, all of the shows or movies you watch, and all of the musicals or songs you hear have their ending is because of this one person and people like them. Read Michael Mell's story, and see how you, the reader, managed to shape it to the way it turned out to be. Be More Chill Edition ~Admin Ali ⚠️Reader Insert • Not Michael x Reader⚠️

~*COMPLETED*~ What if the letter accident didn't go they way it did? What if Connor never killed himself? What if him and Evan became friends? ~~~ "What?" "..y-you heard me." "Well duh I heard you. I'm not deaf." ".. your not.." "Not what?" He said, almost glaring. "..not.. pushing me.." I quietly murmured, looking down and playing with the hem of my shirt. "..oh.. uh.. well I was pissed so.. sorry for the other day I guess." ~~~ ART IS NOT MINE CHARACTERS ARE NOT MINE PLOT IS MINE *WARNING* swearing is in this book but mainly from one character, so if you don't like continuous swearing then don't read this Also this is gay, so if you don't like the idea of two boys together then this isn't for you Please don't steal and please enjoy! BTW IF YOU HAVENT SEEN DEAR EVAN HANSEN THEN YOU WILL BE VERY CONFUSED SO I RECOMMEND WATCHING IT, IT IS VERY GOOD :) Started 6/28/17 Finished 9/12/17

"It's you, it's always been you." Storyline: Michael has been in love with Jeremy for twelve years, he wants to finally tell Jeremy the truth, but there's one problem, or should I say person... Christine. [The storyline may change a little through out the story.]

Markiplier and Jacksepticeye are so totally in love, so why not write a book of one-shots about them? ~~~ This work is completely fictitious, though some chapters may be loosely based on some sort of real event. (coauthor: @author144) [credit to cartoonjunkie for the beautiful fanart used in the cover]

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[ON HOLD] Nobody will ever know how incredible your book is if they don't read it. And for that you need a hook. A unique opening line that touches the core of the story, that temptingly hints to what they'll find inside, that compels your reader to read on. Here are ten tips to hook your reader and get more reads.

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