Disparity Stories

Do we have the strength to fight? The clash of passion and despair; loyalty and dishonesty. The perfect slice of life with all it's imperfections, and in serving just the right amount of cliché to satisfy your anticipational cravings. A tale of two best friends, if you must.

This story is about a girl that went missing? Her boyfriend, her lover tries desperately to find her to find out why she suddenly left without saying and or leaving anything.... but a single letter. Not everything is as it seems.

Lulu, an attractive woman, set her sights on Stanley, a charming and wealthy bachelor who loves running marathons. To win him over, she volunteered at a marathon, securing a dinner date, and entering a casual relationship. Eventually, she becomes genuinely infatuated with him. Recognizing her social class impediment, and spurred on by Stanley's classmate, Rainbow, Lulu started training to become a runner too. Despite a disastrous first race where she greatly injured herself and found out Stanley didn't care for her, she continued running. In the end, she broke up with Stanley and found intrinsic satisfaction and freedom in running.

A nameless traveler tries to reconcile the stark contrast in wealth that he witnesses on a stroll through the city. Filled with existential despair and acerbic wit these short stories or, 'lamentations,' grapple with themes ranging from contemporary politics, to God and religion, to the absurdity of everyday existence. From the opening moments exploring the unraveling mind of a character on a journey through the vacuity of consumer society, to the finale in which we await the arrival of an absent Messiah, these stories cut to the heart of the human condition. https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/20856796.Simon_Brass

'Silence is screaming.' A story of how opposites attract; how is it, that two people so different can be so similar? Jade Clark, fifteen years old, shy - silent. Michael Clifford, fifteen years old, arrogant - loud. 'I let down my walls, and tore down yours. You shut me out, and now you're on your own. I still trust you. You can always trust me. ~ M.'

Tokoyami Fumikage writes in a small journal about his feeling and draws doodles when he can't find an outlit. Pouring out his heart and soul onto pages through ink and lead to lesson the heavy feeling in his heart.

the story of a budding friendship between constantine - female with ingenius streak, extrovertedly introvert. peppy, constantine's butler friend whom is her only human connection to the world.... or is it???

This is the story about one couple - full of suffering, heartbreaking and hopelessness... This is my first novel, written in the age of 16 and now I'm publishing this here with you, I hope you will like it. I translated it from Georgian language to publish here... Please tell me if you mind, do you like it? I put everything in it when I was 16... Here were hard days and here are my feelings about some issues...

What if one fight turned forever cold, and his eyes sang the words you never told? What if his silence was not distance, but a lesson wrapped in love and resistance? And what if one bold move, one daring night, could bring back the stars... or end the light? ✨🖤

Ian has lived a complacent life as an introverted young adult, placidly drifting along and content with not making a mark, until an unexpected encounter wrenches him from the warmth of familiarity into a tumultuous world of danger and thrill. With new companions, new abilities, and a stark new view of the world, he learns the hard way that nothing is what he thought it was, including himself. He must face trials which will challenge the very core of his being, and hope to retain who he is on the other side of it all. This story will follow him in a slow burn as he discovers the wonders his world has to offer, as well as the price of testing the waters of the unknown. The question is, can an ordinary man withstand extraordinary circumstances without losing himself completely? Ian has no choice but to find out.

The girl next door

A poem I wrote a few years ago following a breakup I went through, in which I knew nothing could be done to change anything yet I still hoped for some sort of future. Through this misfortune I was very focused on the "what ifs" and "what could have beens" rather than trying to cope, understand, reflect, learn, and move on. This poem focuses on my understanding of the difference between what I feel and what I know. The poem hints at both these aspects throughout, focusing on both moving on and knowing how hard it is.

Witchh. Witchh. Witchh. The word has been haunting Eleanora ever since she found out about her... "curse". Well, her parents say it's a curse. You see, Eleanora is different. Different in a way you couldn't even imagine. As she goes to Thistleborne Boarding School to "socialise and become normal", as her parents say, she feels more alone than ever. Well, other than the white fox she saved. Even her roommate Brooke doesn't know the real Eleanora, doesn't know the scared little girl hiding inside. Hiding a secret is hard, especially when you go to a boarding school in the middle of Thistleborne, where they are most bias to magic. When Eleanora discovers the deepest secrets of her boarding school, learns the Tale of Maledicta, and when events from the past are reappearing, things are never more confusing. She has to find the truth in lies, find the lies in truth, find her true friends, but most of all... find herself, before the worst comes. Is she really a witch? And are there more out there? And... why do the trees keep whispering to her? There's only one way to find out. To enter The Woods.

Beneath an idealized surface, hidden from the casual observer, lies a mysterious complexity of raw emotion and inner turmoil. What's shown clashes with what's truly felt within, creating conflicts and anticipation as the carefully constructed image is peeled away to reveal the often-unseen reality of the heart. This is a collection of poems for him/ her.

Hanggang saan at ano ang kaya mong maiambag para sa sarili mong bayan? A short story about today's social issues.