Historias de Emancipation

Cerise et Adam sont amis depuis toujours. Vivant chacun dans un milieu plus qu'aisé, ils sont en total désaccord avec leurs familles. Encore plus le jour où leurs parents leurs annoncent qu'ils vont se marier... À deux. Alors que leurs univers s'effondrent en même temps que leurs certitudes, ils vont tenter de maintenir leur vie telle qu'elle, chacun de leur côté... Pour le meilleur et pour le pire.

"Marching Towards Freedom: A Tale of the American Civil War" is a gripping story that follows the journey of a young Union soldier named James as he fights for the abolition of slavery and the preservation of the Union. Set against the backdrop of one of the most tumultuous periods in American history, the story explores the themes of courage, sacrifice, and the true cost of war. Through James' eyes, readers will witness the horrors of battle, the camaraderie of soldiers, and the hope of millions of enslaved people as they fight for their freedom. With vivid descriptions, well-rounded characters, and a compelling plot, "Marching Towards Freedom" is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of the American Civil War and the struggle for civil rights.

This book gives you the realest poems on the face of the Earth. All poems were written by Roxanne Alleyne. She lives in the Caribbean🇬🇾 and loves reading and writing. Poetry is her favorite genre to write. So sit back and enjoy the journey.

A collection of poems

Vic and her best friends have all hard lives. After a hard event, they go away for a "BFF vacay". When they get back, information starts unraveling and something major rocks their lives.

Random thoughts articulated in an even more random arrangement of words immortalising what might have been a passing moment soon forgotten.

A story that portrays who a man is when he is in position in the African context. A man with a heart of rock, a razor sharp mind and a tongue to match. No one dares him and go Scot free. Why this behaviour of his ? Who is his victim and for how long? What are the protagonist greatest achievement in this war? Who wins the battle and who loses? Find out the answers to these questions as you read ahead. NOTE: The names used and some of the places are all fiction. Any resemblance to any one's life is coincidental.

(Previously One Kick At A Time) Coming Soon

The concept of freedom or liberation doesn't make any sense if we can't be free(or can't escape the harsh truth of life, death). We humans are not aware of divination and what comes after death. So, we can't just disclose the facts as complicated, chronological, and idiosyncratic as "Freedom" or "Independence" Since divination violates emancipation, if we believe in the latter, that means we do not trust divination. That also symbolizes the fact that we are disputing against divination, which includes death bridging the gap when a life meets life. Thereby, being negligent of the fact how omnipotent "death" is, we happen to blur our vision, accept the lies, and tend to mingle lies with truth: the concept of emancipation and mere escapism.

A story about surviving AIDS and spending Thanksgiving week 1996 in the hospital.

"Go to hell." "Yes, sir." Jayden has a lot of problems and his new neighbor, Seaton Andrews, isn't helping matters... ~~ Jayden's life story is now completely edited and ready to read! It's been years since the start of Breaking the Mirror and it's definitely one of my best decisions to edit and republish it. Also, I refuse to fix the typing errors on a few of the chapters because of the amazing comments, so just ignore it if there's a few random letters at the end of a chapter! Please enjoy!

Have you ever imagined the story of an ideal husband? Here it is - The story of a young husband who had surrendered all of his being to detach his wife from the evils of the society. He was not hesitant to surrender every inch of his well-being for her. Little did he know that the Universe had other plans in store for him...

Ella Callista finds herself having a dream that most say she can't achieve because she is different. Her journey is tough but she won't give up and finds quite a few friends along the way. This is Inspired by Horokoshi Kohei anime and manga series My hero academia. Characters and plot belong to me.

Yet another essay written about Abraham Lincoln, and his speeches from the Civil War. Out of everyone, didn't Abraham age the most (as in appearance)? He went through a lot of pressure. Sad how he didn't see how far he took everyone.

Carnival may look like pure fun today, but its roots are deeply political. Born out of slavery, resistance, and rebellion, Carnival has always been a celebration of freedom, survival, and protest disguised in music, mas, and movement.

Deep breaths! Everyday she takes a hit. The pressure is building up. The walls she constructed to shield herself are no longer firm. Well, she is only a woman with no intention of marriage. One without the backup of a man. That's a problem that can be solved through marriage and within a flick of a finger, majority of her problems will disappear. She is a career driven woman with no intention of getting married. Society says otherwise. Christianity, African Tradition and modern era ideology all clash in this epic tale. DISCLAIMER; It may not be the tale you want to hear.

"You are not going to emancipate yourself, you are only 16 years old" my " mother " said "What the fuck do you have to do with what I remember you were the one who abandoned me, now don't get in my fucking life. the only thing you need to do is sign the parental rights revocation paper"