Disillusion Stories

I wish this was a novel about being a tramp. I wish I could have witnessed the gulag, the concentration camps of world war. It would have given myself such a unique point of view, a voice to stand above it all... but my upbringing staved off any lucky strike at a down and out skid row experience. Thus starts the journey...of never wanting to work...never wanting to do much really...

A young girl, experiences the ways of every relatonship. Encountering every challenge.

In the Cracks of Our Universe, the Nine Kingdoms is constantly on the brink of chaos, ruled by the Emberlyns - King Benedict, his wife Selene, and their son Edmund, the heir. Far to the north, Alden Frosk and his son Rowan reside in Frostholm, where the crude and nomadic Men of Silver live by their own brutal code. In Velara, Lord's Alexander and Brandon, the Sunlord and the Scorned Son, are bound by fate and love as they navigate political intrigue. The once-powerful Noxarion dynasty stirs as Eryz, one of two of the last members of his legendary bloodline, struggles to reclaim the coveted Obsidian Throne, or rather, a home once more. It's power could unite or obliterate the Nine Kingdoms. But a greater threat looms - the Vermyrr, faceless creatures from the east, creeping into the realm, feeding on fear. As the Obsidian Throne becomes the ultimate prize, the fate of the Nine Kingdoms lies in the hands of those who dare to claim it. Or to those who survive it's trials...

It is a world of both machine-guns and magic, and it is a world at war. One soldier - a powerful mage - believes she can turn the tide of the war with knowledge and experience from another world. Is one soldier enough to win a war, or is fate too strong an adversary?

Life is rough. But you don't have to go through it alone. Let's all talk about it. Here is something somewhat like a journal. I'll update on my life, you can send requests for things you want me to publish in it (A quote, a story from your day, analogies, your feelings, etc.) The comments section is a space for conversation and support.

The premise of the game is that the Protagonists are people who, for various reasons, have been unable to sleep for a long time, and they begin to see the extra doors and windows that lead to the Mad City. The Mad City is a strange twisted place where Nightmares walk in the ever present night and lost things end up. The Protagonists must deal with these Nightmares, most of whom would love to taste their Awakened flesh and souls, to complete their personal journeys.

It is the last year of school, changes are afoot and everything new is awaited with great expectation, "everything" except love. Caroline is used to the order of her life and enjoys the stability she has, especially the control of her emotions because in her seventeen years she has never known love, until it comes into her life: Him! Rudolph is a rebellious, unstable and tremendously capricious young man, his parents no longer know what to do with him or how to help him be someone in life, there is no passion in the boy and the only visibly "good" thing he has is his unquestionable physical attractiveness. "I bet your Love" is a story filled with a multitude of intense emotions, (most of them unknown to the protagonists and those around them), important decisions for those who begin to know the meaning of their lives and the encounter with the most beautiful and cruel truth. Inspired on real facts and with tinges of fiction so that the reader can better enjoy this adventure of first love. © Copyright.

a book that makes me dream of a place I wish I knew. A place away from the memories that fill these pages, a place that doesn't exist.

Part III in a series. Female EBH was a privileged, highly regarded, integral part of the EBH society. She was involved in every aspect of life in the family and community. She was not only honored, but afforded extraordinary privileges and freedoms. In many cultures she was even elevated to goddess. In short, she roared.

Sylas is a 17 year old piano prodigy who has lost the will to pursue what was once his greatest passion. His mother is very supportive of who he is, his father would do anything to have Sylas pursue another career. This play is supposed to deliver a message about how those who can't communicate exactly the same as everyone else aren't any less significant or intelligent. People shouldn't be belittled and forced to change just because of who they are or what they aren't

and the whole world will shine a forget-me-not blue...

If this were Ancient Greece, what heroes and myths would we be creating to explain our current universe? This poetry series deals with the current state of the Hero myth in modern western society. Do we still believe in real-life heroes today? Do we reserve this thought only for films and fiction and a source of entertainment? Why have our ideals about North American freedom and opportunity become so cynical and pessimistic and conservative? For more details: https://anamericanhero.wordpress.com/

What to do when it is a physical impossibility that the person you love will ever love you back? Alluria Mews is suffering a terrible case of unrequited love, and she is too quiet, too introverted, to stop her life sliding towards failure.

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Between Two Realms Intricately weaves the compelling narratives of Widodo, an embodiment of altruism navigating the bustling streets of Jakarta, and Peter, a solitary figure seeking solace in the tranquility of Europe. As their individual struggles unfold, the story delves into the universal themes of resilience, interconnectedness, and the delicate balance between personal adversities and the enduring quest for hope. The parallel journeys of these two men underscore the profound interconnectedness of human experiences, underscoring the enduring power of the human spirit to transcend geographical boundaries and find solace in the shared fabric of existence.

Tennessee, April 1862. Nineteen-year-old Elias Crowe marches through mud and mist toward Shiloh, a battle that will drown the fields in blood. A poor farmer's son with no stake in slavery, he joined the Confederate 14th Tennessee Infantry not for glory, but because "the cause" was all anyone preached. Now, amidst the crack of muskets and the screams of the dying, Elias questions everything-honor, duty, the war tearing his world apart. The Chaos of Shiloh is no rebel anthem. It's a raw, unflinching descent into one soldier's heart, where fear battles hope, and the haunting strains of "The Southern Soldier Boy" echo his longing for home. In a land fractured by cannon and creed, can Elias survive the chaos-or will it consume him?

A collection of rants, poems, dreams and thoughts about living with chronic illness and multiple mental disorders.