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On-going In a twist of fate, Sahaya wakes up in the year 1875, trapped in the body of a man named Cameron Cope, someone he's never met. The world is different, and yet strangely familiar, as if he's caught between the past and the present. With no way to return to his old life, Sahaya must now live as Cope-pretending to be someone he's not, fooling a family who knows him as their son and brother. But there's one problem: Sahaya is gay, and in a time when such love is forbidden, he must navigate a dangerous web of secrecy, all while holding onto who he truly is. Every day is a struggle to fit into a life that isn't his own, but he can't afford to let anyone discover the truth.

After a mysterious force destroys the moon sending earth into chaos, our story is more than a thousand years after the events of humanities near extinction. Survivors escaped earths demise through a colony ship that made its new home on a shard of the moon that killed there own planet left in a dead earths orbit, And enhanced super soldiers named 'Star Knights' protect what's left of humanity. Follow all ends of the solar system, from spaceship politics, wars on Venus and mysteries on Jupiter's icy moon, chaos is rising once more.

There's nothing worse than deception. To know your world isn't as safe as you expected it to be. To realize you're absolutely useless when it matters. To understand your best friend has kept a secret that would make or break you. Tara Koldem's entire life was just taken from her right in front of her. With no other choice, she's forced to leave behind everything. After a good night's rest, a new objective is in mind: find the person who stole everything from her and make them pay. With her new friend Devin by her side, nothing seems impossible. But when she realizes Devin kept a life changing secret from her, where does her judgment go from there? Sneak Peek: I tried to get up. But I couldn't feel any parts of my body. There was blood dripping from everywhere I looked. I could swear my leg was broken. Damn that troll was just tossing and throwing me around like I was a doll. Everything was silent except the ringing in my ears and the cheering and jeering of the audience above the commands of the queen to kill me. I could hear something else. A cry. A sobbing cry. I had enough strength left in my body to turn my head. And that's when all sense of pain left my body. I saw Devin with a blade to her neck next to the queen. She was crying out to me, "Please Tara just surrender! You'll die if you keep going! PLEASE!!!" She cried and begged me to stop but the queen silenced her. I tried to get to her but I couldn't get up. I sat there thinking to myself frantically "What do I do?! What do I do?!" She sounded so terrified. The Season Winter troll I was battling went to pick me up before its hand and head were sliced off in a split second. The audience went silent as I stood and glared at the Queen pointing my sword at her, its blade dripping the blood of my defeated opponent. The Guardian gave me the power surge I needed to force my way through the Queen's defenses, who she demanded subdue me. They were innocent, but stood in my way. So I had to cut them down.

A star-strewn child, With a simple, twisted fate, You must kill fear and failure, Must love what you hate. *** Chandika Pandey, a witch living in Gujarat, India during British Imperialism has been struggling with the disadvantages and oppression of her people . Brought up learning Vedic magic in secrecy of the British Ministry, Chandika finds herself in Hogwarts, the best school of witchcraft and wizardry the UK has to offer, with her cousin James Potter. Though unsatisfied with her circumstances, Chandika braves the waters of schooling, finding unexpected friendships (and maybe more) as she tries to pry into Ministry and find hope for her country. But what happens when she begins to see the deadly darkness lurking in the shadows? Will she seize the opportunity, wreak havoc to unleash freedom? Or is the blood so poisonous it could seep into her motherland? I do not own Harry Potter, the Marauders, or any characters from the original series. All Rights Reserved Rankings: #1 in Britishraj #1 in regulusxoc #1 in colonisation #2 in indianoc #2 in gujarati #3 in themarauders #5 SlytherinxGryffindor #11 regulusblack

Open Novella Contest 2024 writing prompt #83: Earth's climate is becoming increasingly inhospitable. Humans have located another planet to live on, but there's not enough room on the spacecrafts for everyone. Who stays and who goes? One wrong question has the power to condemn . Following the Martian discovery of a jump drive, the United Nations of Earth formulated a plan. There is a rumored list of seventeen crimes - modeled after the nineteen crimes that could get one sent to Australia. It seems a very similar one would get white collar corporate criminals, fringe political activists, terrorist operatives, bigots and climate law violators sent to Mars. Publicly, it's all denied. Then Brie Reyes (nee Hodges), finds herself arrested after a contentious briefing with the United States Climate Initiative Czar. Researching her absent father - who long ago left to be among the first settler of the Martian colony Selah - caused a cataclysmic shift in her life and her thinking. Meeting the half-brother born to her father after he settled on Mars may either bring her salvation or condemnation. Either way, Brie Reyes is going to Mars. Its either as a political prisoner. Or political refugee.

The crew of the colony ship, Aurora, is finishing up their work on the newest colony for the Federation when their platform fails to connect. They rally around each other, deciding to start a new federation knowing that devastation is the only reason they wouldn't be able to connect to the homeworld. Follow the transformation of the single colony as they begin to forge their own grand alliance...

How can something go on forever? It's the kind of question most people ask once, shrug at, and forget. Simon Gunslinger can't let it go. So he does the only thing that makes sense to him: he builds a ship large enough to spend a lifetime searching for the answer, fills it with a thousand of Earth's best minds, and points it at the edge of everything. There is no destination, only a direction, and no version of this plan that fits inside one lifetime. Generations are born, grow old, and pass the question down like an heirloom. The ship keeps building itself around them: new decks, new ways to breathe, new ways to hold gravity together, because a thousand people become ten thousand, then a hundred thousand, then more than anyone could have imagined fitting inside a single hull. One man's question becomes a civilization's purpose. And somewhere out past everything anyone has ever mapped, the crew of a ship that was never supposed to stop keeps asking the same thing Simon asked at the very beginning: is there an end to infinity?

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This article explores the historical events of Vietnam's colonization and struggle for independence. It delves into the periods of Chinese rule from 111 BC to 938 AD and French colonial rule from 1887 to 1954. It highlights the resistance led by figures like Liu Yongfu and the significance of the Sino-French War and the First Indochina War. The power vacuum created by Japan's occupation during World War II and the subsequent declaration of independence by the Viet Minh are discussed. The division of Vietnam into North and South as a result of the Geneva Accords is also discussed, setting the stage for further conflicts and eventually the Vietnam War. To read more: https://www.timeprinternews.com/2024/01/French-Colonization-The-Underlying-Cause-of-the-Vietnam-War.html

Title PREFACE DAWN OF THE WHITE MAN DAWN OF THE WHITE MAN (A striking, layered title that hints at history, loss, and prophecy.) Background Preface: An apocalypse does not always announce itself. Sometimes it arrives aboard a ship. Sometimes it carries medicine in one hand and a treaty in the other. Sometimes it smiles. This is the history of what we suffered. Africa's apocalypse is not yet to come-it is here. The second coming of Christ will not save us from the Armageddon brought by the white man. While Africa prays, she has lived in an apocalypse since colonial arrival. But who made him-God or Satan? Are there multiple gods? One question leads to another, back to the beginning: God's first creation, God's first machine. They came and asked land upon which to build a house of prayer, a warehouse and just a harbour. Then, one morning, the visitor raises his flag upon your shore and informs you that the land beneath your feet has always belonged to him. A black man asks: What did we ever do wrong? What gave them power over us? Is this our fate forever? Should God ask why He created any of them?

Terrence always believed Earth had been an experiment. Humanity, he suspected, was never truly native to one world. Different human species may have been gathered from across the universe and placed together on Earth by superior beings curious to see what kind of civilization would emerge. The result disappointed them. For thousands of years humanity repeated the same cycle of war, greed, religion, nationalism, and destruction. Even with astonishing technological progress, people never escaped conflict. Nuclear weapons, political hatred, and environmental collapse pushed civilization to the edge. Then one day Terrence is taken without warning. A strange force carries him across the stars and leaves him alone on an untouched alien planet with only a survival pod and the growing realization that he has become the first participant in a second experiment. More people soon arrive. A biologist. A carpenter. Engineers, doctors, farmers, teachers, and scientists. Every newcomer appears carefully chosen by the mysterious alien "masters" who silently guide the colony's development from afar. Together the settlers must rebuild civilization from the beginning. Without factories, computers, or modern infrastructure, humanity is forced to rediscover forgotten skills: farming, brickmaking, weaving, mining, engineering, and governance. As children are born beneath the planet's three moons, the settlers attempt to create a simpler and fairer society than the one they left behind on Earth. But even on a new world, human nature remains complicated. As the colony grows from a handful of pioneers into a thriving settlement, Terrence wonders whether humanity can truly build a better future or whether the old problems will eventually follow them across the stars. Rich in worldbuilding, philosophy, and human drama, The Second Colony is a thoughtful science fiction journey about survival, society, and the fragile hope of beginning again.

Humans have started colonizing Mars. Starting from landers and rovers, to Starships carrying the first humans to the Red Planet, starting from suborbital tests to launching the full stack of the Starship launch system, humans have reached so far that the humanity is beginning to live outside of Earth. Erin White, a former NASA astronaut, was selected as the captain of Starship 35 crew. He met Millie Park and created a strong bond. But, as time goes on, Millie's feelings became closer to Erin. Stars may be far, but when stars align, all answers to everyone's questions will be revealed.

When humans left Earth behind eons ago, they had no idea the galaxy would be such a dangerous place, full of pirates, conmen, and hostile alien species. Nor did they know they'd become pawns in a galactic game of strategy, intrigue, and daring, that would see empires rise and fall, and fortunes made and lost. The Great Game. If you're bold enough to play and risk it all, the galaxy can be yours. Or, you might walk away with little more than your life-if you're lucky enough to walk away at all. Stasia Kincaid has never heard of the Great Game, at least not until she learns her mother died while playing it. Not only that, her mother was also the greatest space pirate who ever ruled the skies of I-space, and was on the verge of winning-before she was murdered. When a member of the mysterious alien race known as the Denaquka approaches Stasia and asks her to take her mother's place, she sees it as a chance to avenge her mother and learn about the woman she thought she knew. Too bad she isn't entirely sure what the Game is or how to play it. But as the Denaquka like to say: Entertain them or die. Stasia soon learns she has no idea who to trust or just how deep the levels of manipulation go. Suddenly the difference between competitor and ally is impossible to judge. Can she trust the people she meets on her quest to win or will everyone she cares about betray her? And if she does manage to navigate through a game where the rules keep shifting, when she peels back the layers to find the truth, is she even sure she'll want the prize at the end?

A boy named Wik flees from his past on earth to a new life among the stars on his four year journey to Barnard's Star.

**THIS IS THE 3RD STORY OF THE SERIES DEVIN PLANET** With nearly 14 billion Devins living on Devin Planet, space for more homes and buildings have run out. There is an overpopulation of Devin's, and the council has to work fast to expand the very little room they have on Devin to fit all citizens. But, after realizing that there is nothing they can do, the council sets off to expand their home by allowing Devin's to live on other planets! 3007 and the council will do whatever it takes to find a planet to live in and save the world from overpopulation before the people become restless.

A brief explanation of terraforming Mars

Tyler first met Sarah under the first light of a Martian dawn. She was a student and a realtor, he was an astronaut. The sort of astronaut who sails out on long voyages into the outer reaches of the solar system. This is their story. Long listed for Wattys 2018 - This is a novella ( long short story, short novel, you pick). for Rebbecca M's. fans it's a serious look at real relationships in a future context. It was inspired by some family history of real maritime relationships. These days don't generally leave loved ones for years at a time. Are relationships are move lived then believed. I was also wanting to make the city a character of the novel but view it through time.

Now published on Amazon Kindle: Find it at https://www.amazon.com/Martian-Miracle-Iron-Made-Book-ebook The Iron Made Cycle continues with the arrival of the Lethe, the second colonization ship sent from Earth. Stephan Hodges is a payload specialist on that ship and in now faced with a ghost story as his former lover Gin was presumed murdered in the first days of colonization. Was there a murder in the midst's of Red Colony One and is the crew of the Lethe now endangered? Has Earth's mission to colonize Mars ended before it really began. And, is Gin really dead and haunting Stephan... or has the power of God revealed something else?

A historical fiction set in 1890s Spanish Colonial Philippines few years before the 1898 Revolution. The period where no clear law enforcement and protection service was delivered to the public especially to the peasants living in the far flung provinces of the Philippines. A story about Bravery Pinoy Martial Arts Courage Family Communal culture (BAYANIHAN) Greed and Corruption.

Lure yourself deep into the lore of a world with compelling mythical fantasy. A story of loss, power, greed, colonization, and the severity of poverty is portrayed in deep storytelling. Ethnic roots blended into fantastical creatures. Pathways merge into one with the extensive world-building. A crew of five has to adjust to a new way of living after a tragic disaster occurs on their people and their refusal to speak of that tragedy but will their lives stay peaceful in this home found anew or will this mysterious force carve their fates to death? Only underneath the veiled world do we find the answers.