Districtofcolumbia Stories

A young man enters a house of his own until he suddenly find himself dealing with living in the same house full of super powerful women. Circa November 10, 2017. "The Inzeyentent" - Development Story and Background: Although the first page (or the second page if you count the cover as the first) says "5/1/2017", I actually started writing "The Inzeyentent" on March 2017. And since 2012, I mostly wanted to write a story featuring a male protagonist among a group of females without any action-oriented content whatsoever. None of the attempts went beyond ten pages or twenty pages. After thinking about writing an action-oriented version for that concept for awhile and also thinking about setting the same story in Washington DC, I started writing a novel in February 2017. So I wrote a novel (incompletely), which is currently called "The Inzeyentent", that feature a young male protagonist dealing with living with a bunch of super powerful women. Pardon my messy writing but I'm currently still writing that novel and I'll be revising it to a full version in 2018. Please note that while "The Inzeyentent" mostly set in Georgetown in Northwest Washington DC (while the rest of the story may take place in the rest of Washington DC), "The Pine" - a working name for a fictional Washington DC university - is extremely loosely based on Georgetown University, one of the best universities in the District of Columbia. I didn't attend there but for "The Inzeyentent" I had to figure out a place in Washington DC for the characters to live and a college/university for the characters to attend, so having a fictional place based on a real one is the only option. I do sincerely apologize to anyone at Georgetown if anyone there get bothered by this novel. Enjoy reading "The Inzeyentent"! © 2017 Malcolm Franokuski

state human story ships? washington (state) x alaska other ships ill add later add more tags later to

I trusted her...and she betrayed me. She infused herself with SIREN technology and didn't know the consequences. My fried...My sister...My fallback point. Maybe I should have listened to Amagi and Kaga. Turns out Akagi wasn't lying. What have you done... ...ENTERPRISE!

DC has been tasked to manipulate the capital of Russia for her country's gain in the current cold war. To her shock however, Moscow isn't that bad of a guy, and she's starting to have feelings for him. Does he feel the same? What will America think? Read to find out u stinky butt.

Tired of the same-old boring "I personified the states" fanfictions? Annoyed to death by the same-old troupes and cliches in their stories? Would you rather want to see a Hetalia states fanfiction without the unnecessary "antagonising" of the canon characters? As Bob the Tomato once said: "Well we've got a show for you." We've got anyone you could ever imagine! A chaotic-neutral Florida, a "big-brother-complex"-centred Delaware, a snarky Upstate New York, and countless more! Cliches and troupes? We pulled a Super Smash Bros Ultimate on those mother truckers. You get to pray for England's health (or hope he suffers the wrath of the Original Thirteen again, if you prefer that), watch sibling rivalries spontaneously combust, and watch as the nations are baffled at learning things about America that should of been pretty damn obvious from the beginning! And what about this so-called "antagonising," you may ask? That's practically non-existent! Yes, no matter how many times Massachusetts and his band of "21st Century Patriots" may tell you so. You'll get all of this and more in the somewhat-uncreatively named: "The States Were Personified? ...Yeah, We Know." ---- The series of chapters you'll see ahead will attempt to be told in a similar style that's close to the way Hetalia (the anime) was portrayed; that means mostly comedy and funny jokes, little historical fun facts, and quips at "shipping" that will probably never be confirmed canon! That last part was a joke, don't worry. (Or was it-) There will be little twists, like mini/minor-arcs, that explore more of the diverse American culture and people. And the main arcs will be featured around different parts of American history featuring (you guessed it) the states this time. There will also be mini-chapters, some of which are introductions to characters, others are filler stories. ---- Updating: Whenever the heck the author can actually be an author for once.