After graduating, all Elix wanted to do was rest for a while, but an invitation changed the course of her summer vacation. She had been a writer on an online platform since college and accumulated quite a huge number of readers. She received an invitation from the online platform about a newly-developed variety-reality show with their writers. Thinking it would help her overcome her social anxiety and familiarize with different kinds of people, she agreed to participate, and thus the start of her unexpected adventure with her fellow writers.

No one knows how the zombie outbreak started at Zombie University, Manila Philippines, but for three students, they're full of confidence and ready to tackle this subject head-on. They hatch an amazing plan, which seems to work at first. But all it really does is bring even more zombies into the field. Eduardo is egotistical enough to not let the infestation bother him, while his best friends, Solomon and Lisa, try to keep on smiling. But something they've all forgotten is where exactly did the plague start, and could the cure be in someone's backpack?

UNIVERSITY SERIES #6 Past experiences. Broken hearts. Present tragedy. Those are the things Kierra Ynares from UST Architecture and Shan Lopez from DLSU Psychology have in common. No matter how wretched their similarities are, they still found ways to escape... to look forward to tomorrow, and keep everything that happened yesterday behind.

Hurt from her previous relationship, Lana Lopez does her best to avoid falling for unreachable playboy Zeo Alcante. But when they both acknowledge their growing feelings for each other, maybe breaking some rules isn't so bad after all. *** Strong and independent, Lana Lopez isn't your typical girl. She knows what she wants and does everything she can to get it. However, her world is shaken to the core as she crosses paths with street racer Oliver Cojuangco and basketball star player Zeo Alcante for a social experiment that forces them to hang out for a month. Determined to make things work, the three try their best to get along-not until more feelings get involved. With her heart on her sleeve, Lana tries it with Zeo. But with the fears and uncertainties that continue to test their relationship, is taking the risk worth it in the end? Or does breaking the rules mean getting their hearts broken, too? Disclaimer: This story is written in Taglish, a combination of Tagalog & English. Cover Design by Regina Dionela

I never signed up for your drama. K-12 SERIES #6: WONWOO DRAMA CLUB ㅡa Jeon Wonwoo epistolary © 2022 SALTYPASTRY

The principal, where's the principle? K-12 SERIES #3: JOSHUA THE PRINCIPAL ㅡa Hong Jisoo epistolary © 2019 SALTYPASTRY

No one's watching us. Don't give a fuck. Wheels on the bus. K-12 SERIES #1: SEUNGCHEOL WHEELS ON THE BUS ㅡa Choi Seungcheol epistolary © 2019 SALTYPASTRY

When teenager Sole was forced to watch her brother's soccer game, hindi niya inakalang magugustuhan niya ang panonood dahil kay Sylvester Psalm Ildefonso, the Team Captain of Cagayan State University's soccer team and her brother's ultimate rival.

Owen Amenadiel, the mischievous soccer player of Cagayan State University received a text message asking for a dare. Not knowing it's Harumi, his childhood friend he had feelings for who rejected him. Crossing paths again with her was the last thing he could think of. Not until he found out... who sent him the message.

In 1959, Janine Pluma Vergel and Nicolas Liham Acuzar were two student journalists under University of the Philippines' school publication Silakbo. Before their final academic year, they discovered an injustice that sparked them to use the publication as the voice of the oppressed, resulting in the hunger of society for answers, resulting in the government to grasp on their power, laying the root for the Manila Uprising. Pluma and Liham took leadership among students in joining the protests. As they sought for justice, human rights began to wither, democracy slowly crumbled under the weight of a rising dictatorship. And when they believed they could finally bring their voices closer to the deafened walls of the government, they met their unjust demise, buried in silence. No one learned about the truth of their patriotism. For sixty-six years. But then two AB History students from the same university in 2025, Dani Imogen Villaluna and Jace Nicholai Consuelo, were paired to uncover a buried past in the country's history. At first it was just a final academic task, until Imogen began receiving old, almost timeworn letters. Letters sent by Liham. Letters addressed to Pluma. And so began the digging of a buried history out from its chained grave. "Sa harapan ng oblation statue, doon binaril 'yung magkasintahang biktima sa Manila Uprising. Hindi pa sila nakakakuha ng hustisya. Hindi ko alam kung kailan nila makakamit ang hustisya."