Biographical Stories

Sometimes described as the literate cousin of the Limerick, the Clerihew is composed of two rhymed couplets designed to lower the tone and cut everyone down to size, while still giving credit where credit is due. My Clerihew poems are perfectly cooked in their own juices, resulting in Clerihew Au Jus ! Bon appétit ! © 2019 Mark Toney

Margo's once bright future isn't turning out to be quite what she imagined and her numerous run-ins with the police had left her chances of getting into university almost impossible. But with the introduction of a new character in her life she learns to enjoy the fun in not conforming to her futures expectations.

Sample chapters from my debut novel NRI:Now, Returned to India Book Blurb: Moving back to India was the last thing on Amol Dixit's mind when he led a carefree life in Chicago. Then one day, he found himself sleeping on the streets of Mumbai. Now, Returned to India is a Back-to-Rags story of a Amol Dixit, a NRI (NonResident Indian) who interviews for a job that he doesn't really need,and relocates to India in haste. A series of missteps that follow throw his life in turmoil and cost him the woman he loves. Amol learns the hard way that living in India is no cakewalk, but inspite of these challenges, he decides to stay. And just when his life hits rock bottom, GB enters his life and helps him discover what it really means to be a NRI. NRI: Now, Returned to India is the first book in a four part series by Amar Vyas.

Just the memories if a girl constantly trying to be a better person.

"The God's have always seem to need us to settle the matter's of mortals and each other. Even if it costs us our loves and sanity even our souls but the one that happens is our love."

Segala yang indah dan gundah yang muncul dari lubuk hati yang ter dasar.

The folowing stories are tales from my childhood. Some are excerpts from my unpublished manuscript; Blood of our Children, and others are just short stories. The first story is a lipogram (removing all words with the letter "e"). You can see that in so doing the story becomes somewhat convoluted; clichés are twisted and phrasing is difficult (the story reads better with "e's" but you will have to buy the book, lol, if it every finds a publisher. I would suggest that if you decide to right a lipogram you start from scratch. I hope you enjoy these short stories find the humor in them, and most of all you remember the joy of childhood.

Basically just a book that will eventually be filled with the questions that people ask me on here and my answers to them. I'll be partisan and opinionated, so you can feel free to disagree with me all you like. Be warned, I give not a singular fuck about people thinking I'm wrong or people wanting to hurt me. So go hate elsewhere, because you certainly won't make it into this book. Oh, and nothing is an outlandish question. I'll be 100% honest about everything that I can be without compromising anybody else. *WARNING* The following work may contain explicit content and may not be suitable for person under the age of 18. Reader discretion is strongly advised by the author. The author also reserves all rights, including but not limited to, refusing any question or request.

Cousins to the King of Navarre, Marie of Cleves and her sisters make their mark on the royal court of Renaissance France. A month into an unhappy marriage to her Protestant cousin, the Prince of Conde, the two are faced with a choice: convert to Catholicism or die. Marie's decision will alter the course of both their lives, drawing her further into a decadent and treacherous royal court. Scandal and the hope for true love come her way, but will Marie make the right choice? Is she truly destined for happiness? Or will she become yet another scandal of the Valois court? This 40,000 word novella is the first in a trilogy about the Cleves sisters, known during their lifetimes as "The Three Graces." Updated every Wednesday. Comments and feedback are most welcome. Thank you for taking the time to read my story. Henriette's story will follow. http://www.lauradupre.com

Unlike "The Coronavirus and why there isn't God" this isn't about corona, this is the step by step journey of hard philosophical thought I endured for years , the harrowing conversion from Christianity to Atheism. There was no aha moment, it was a gradual unraveling.

Going over how automation counterintuitively improves the artistic expression of the self given the historical significance of the camera, and what it can tell us about the future of art/the artist given AI. This work is largely creative so if you take note of inaccuracies or that it's particularly informal/narrative based, then that's why. Given how close in line it is with non fiction, I did ultimately put it in the non fiction category...

This limerick is based on truth.

Simi, otherwise known as Symphony, is a girl living in the Victorian age era. She suffers from an illness, which no one understands, but she desperately wants them too. Follow her on her daily journey of coping with her illness. While she also tries to make those close to her understand and see the things she can.

A collection of essays and rants, inspired and taken from a series that I have been writing for several years concerning this subject. A stirring account of how certain issues are poisoned by organized religions and why we as a society would be much better off without them.