Archetypes Stories

ME - The Beast in Me is a psychological myth set in the suspended city of Superbia, where the Ego becomes a god, the mind a labyrinth, and identity a mask you can't take off. If you enjoy books like Percy Jackson but want a darker, more adult myth, this novel transforms classical hero trials into inner battles. Instead of Greek gods, Superbia's Pantheon rules the psyche: Narcisa Covert - the Shadow Goddess, mother of personality disorders. Overer - the Lord of Excess and Perfection. Sixteen semi-divine archetypes shape the soul's journey. The book unfolds in Thirty Acts: ten Admirations, ten Martyrs, ten Excesses - a descent into the self where the Beast is never outside you, but within. If you're searching for Percy Jackson-like mythology for adults, this novel turns divine trials into psychological truth. The Beast doesn't come from outside. It comes from you.

The world often views the male emotional interior as a desert-dry, silent, and impenetrable. But to those who know how to read the topography, it is a high-performance field of engineering, pressurized by duty and governed by a silent code of structural integrity. THE HARD GROUND is the definitive "Field Manual" for understanding the complex mechanics of the male heart. Moving away from the poetic flow of the feminine atmosphere, this book dives into the industrial reality of how men process, protect, and persevere. It explores why men communicate through action rather than words, why their "Silence" is often a strategic choice to hold up the walls of their sanctuary, and how their emotional capacity is intrinsically tied to their sense of competence in their "Field." Through thirty tactical chapters, we decode the "Internal Combustion Engine" of the male soul. We analyze the "Compression Points" where stress becomes a structural load and reveal the "Tactical Vulnerability" that men hide behind their iron frames. This is not a book about changing men; it is a schematic for understanding them. For the woman, it is a guide to navigating the rugged terrain of the man she loves without getting lost in the silence. For the man, it is a mirror to his own unspoken architecture, validating the weight he carries and the way he loves through the "Steel and Stone" of his actions. In the "Deep End," you learned to swim. On The Hard Ground, you learn how to build something that can never be shaken.

This book explores the cosmos, our meaning, and purpose among their shining. RJ Wiechecki enlightens his audience with deep, dark, profound, and sometimes offbeat humor to help those who look up at night sky appreciate their place among them. 1st edition was self-published June 2018. Wattpad will be updated as the author goes through and add revisions to the book and new material to the book.

"We're meant to be watching a documentary about murder mysteries, not in one ourselves!" A group of five girls, infatuated with murder mysteries and serial killers have met up once again, like they do every single Friday at seven pm, ready for a new meeting of The Friday Night Murder Club, prepped with DVD's of real-life murder mysteries, about five different versions of Cluedo, a playlist packed with all of the emo hits and way too much sugar five secondary school students should be able to consume. But what happens when they find that one of their own has died during the night? Will all their training be put into good use, or will they crash and burn? || Last chapter released on 08/12/21 - Currently on hiatus ||

The story of the many personalities of the heart cheeked girl.

For thousands of years, every time humanity sat down to write the tales of the gods, their first novel, or the next episode of a cartoon, they were seeing the same old stories, as if through a kaleidoscope. These were the stories of the Hundred Families, the mysterious cosmic pioneers who built Planet Starfish. This volume is an invaluable tool to unraveling the tangled web of retellings. Includes profiles of all the characters, a detailed map, and a summary of their known history.

Just as the title says ~ Warning possible smut and lot's of flirting/sexual tension

A poem about one of the many archetypes of women in society.

Lakota is the “scary stranger,” a curious individual on the campus of a major university. She works to promote healthy minds--a goal which terrifies nearly everyone she encounters. She discovers that people with gifts like hers can use mementos as secret keys to free and develop good ideas. But the twisted things that lurk in and out of the human mind take notice. Lakota is using her dream catcher to map a parallel reality. Warrants are issued to The Black Hearts, who also have keys to the veiled spaces. The entities have been hired to appropriate those who are notably creative, good, or intelligent. Lakota is all three.

Just a series of daily ramblings spit out by an INFJ girl.

Since childhood, she has seen and felt things no one else can. Haunted by vivid premonitions and plunged into altered states of consciousness, she finds herself face-to-face with a symbolic and unexplainable universe. Her journey weaves through visions that blur the boundaries between reality and myth, guided by echoes from the collective unconscious - that deep layer of the human psyche where universal archetypes and ancestral memories dwell. As the signs intensify, one question remains: what is real, and what is calling from beyond?

Follow the story of someone on a spiritual journey inward, a search for meaning that extends beyond their normal life. Maybe not necessarily looking for answers but definitely having an interesting time exploring. Maybe you will too?

A Star Wars Creation Myth ⋆⁺₊⋆ ☾⋆⁺₊⋆ 𝕴𝖓 𝖙𝖍𝖊 𝖇𝖊𝖌𝖎𝖓𝖓𝖎𝖓𝖌, there was an endless void and The Force. The Force is infinite, present in all things yet beyond them. The deity was neither light nor dark, but boundless and faceless. ⋆⁺₊⋆ ☾⋆⁺₊⋆ 𝖂𝖎𝖙𝖍𝖎𝖓 𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕱𝖔𝖗𝖈𝖊, there exist two primordial forces. The first being The Dark, it thrives in the shadows. The other primordial force is The Light, which flourishes in the light.

In a world where every child is born with a divine Crest, one boy bears none. Hanyel, the Crestless, is an outcast-ignored by the gods, shunned by his village, and trained in a world that refuses to recognize him. But when dungeons grow stronger, heroes fall, and the balance of power is shattered, Hanyel discovers that being different might be his greatest weapon. Will the null child survive a world built for the chosen... or will he break it first?

Historical fiction/fantasy set in Llyonnesse during a time like the early Medieval era in Britain. The story centres around two boys, 15 year old Uwain ad his 8 year old slave Tân, both of whom have a greater destiny than either of them know. They grow towards manhood in a kingdom rent by war between rival claimants to the High Kingship, while two powerful magicians, one good, one bad, vie with each other to influence the course of events. The characters are my own . The cover image is my photo and shows part of Carew Castle, Wales.

Welcome to the land of Thestria, where sunny days and beaming faces are never lacking, where crops are abundant and water is plentiful, where the royal family is well-loved by the people, and where the world's only female knight dwells. Knighthood is the path that the honorable Lady Odessa has chosen for herself. Bold and smart as her father, she prowls the streets at night, bringing to justice those thieves and scoundrels that dare to harm the fair, hard-working Thestrians. Unfortunately, at the ripe age of nineteen, disasters begin to throw Odessa's life off-balance. Before she can decide what she wants for herself, she is practically thrown out of Thestria and into a perilous, dangerous world that even one as hardy as herself is barely able to handle. The fate of the royal family, her friends, and her beloved country are suddenly thrust into her quick hands, and the path to saving them is like a march to the gallows. Surrounding her on all sides are thieves, assassins, tyrants, traitors, pirates, demons, cruel deserts, crushing oceans, kingdoms with walls as high has the clouds, dark caves with unspoken horrors, and beautiful forests filled with treachery. Luckily, there is help-but not the kind of help Odessa was hoping for. Now, the only way for her to save herself (and everything that she holds dear) is to fight alongside the very sort of people she's always fought against.

Everyone has a mask, one that tells the world what character you're destined to play in life, that tells people who you are. Except Lance's mask doesn't match him at all, and it's driving Keith nuts. (cover by @nuro-does-art on tumblr)

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