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  • More Than My Jersey by 3xoticprince
    3xoticprince
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    More Than My Jersey follows Malik Johnson, a seventeen-year-old high school basketball star whose life is measured in points, rankings, and expectations. On the court, he's confident, respected, and untouchable. Off the court, he's careful-guarding a truth he's never said out loud. As pressure builds from family, teammates, and the outside world, Malik must navigate what it means to be talented, Black, and gay in a space that only celebrates him as long as he fits the image. With basketball as both his shield and his cage, Malik leans on his lifelong best friend while quietly questioning how much of himself he can hide before he disappears completely. This is a story about identity, fear, loyalty, and learning that being more than what people cheer for might be the hardest game of all.
  • Lovie's Ballad by fromjaswithluv
    fromjaswithluv
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    it's just because i love you.
  • calling out to you  by Nishaidfk
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    This story will follow a young black Gender fluid person in a small town who deals with SA and Traumatic events while also finding love . There will be LGBTQIA+ ,POC, and the disabled Representation . This is my first ever story and there will be some grammar mistakes this is a book based Events in my life so this book really came to be because of Impulsive thoughts . Also the covet art is not mine I saw it on Google
  • Losing to Decay by mrbladeer
    mrbladeer
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    The story of a freshman at University who runs into trouble with love.
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  • The Eyes We Seek: FairyTales Rewritten by bentrealclassy
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    Nobody tells our story. The true story of us. They would rather paint a picture of us in the eyes to seek their "truth". Not the eyes we seek to know the truth. Once Upon A Time, there was a term known as fairytales which was used to give boys and girls a sense of imagination and dreams to fulfill. But, what if those fairytales were rewritten and revealed that these stories were just a blind spot for an evil to arrive. Never only trust 1 side to a 3-part story. It will only lead to destruction. That's what they should've been clear of, but it was a too late.