Existentialism Stories

She never asked to lead. She never wanted to be followed. Now, across countless worlds, they call her goddess. In the wake of cataclysm, a reluctant figure rises from the ashes of war. Linuka-soldier, survivor, symbol-becomes the unexpected catalyst for something unprecedented: a belief system that spans not just worlds, but entire realities. As her image ascends, so does a movement-one that grows into the first true multiversal religion. You don't need to have read the Galacticide trilogy to begin here. But you're stepping into a universe decades in the making-rich with history, conflict, and consequence. This is a new beginning, and a bold saga in its own right: the rise, rule, and eventual unraveling of an idea powerful enough to unite, or destroy, all that remains. Goddess of the Galacticide blends space opera with psychological drama, mythology, and political warfare on a cosmic scale. Whether you're just arriving or have walked these ruined galaxies before-welcome. The next age begins now.

For ages, the undying gods ruled over existence. And so they became lost in their own desires, forgetting the humans below. Their pride allowed them to cherish only what was eternal, while mortal humans seemed worthless in their eyes. But what happens when, amid the clamor of human life and the gods' perfect bliss, a god and a mortal finally stand face to face?

Set in the early 1600s, two lovers entangled in a seemingly infinite loop of death and rebirth go through a journey of self discovery as they explore the aspects of afterlife and discover how far their love for each other truly goes. With themes of death, reincarnation, and set in multiple different eras of time, their tragic love story is one that questions what the true meaning of death is, if not the loss of a loved one.

God hast reclaimed our treasures. The harbringer of light and vibrance fell - the celestial once deemed as the bringer of existence, and the guardian of mortals. Its fiery essence once spewed - now blackened, jet, and void. "Cleanse the land with your crimson blood and corpses." He says - hence humanity dropped from the heavens - now the green earth turned ruby, oceans to maroon. The strongest species turned to nought, maggots are more of his favourite - making them roam as ubiquitously as the damned humans.

A collection of short chapters, each their own emotion and stage of life of one person. Just how much does my life, my soul, and general understanding of this so-called existence differ from everybody elses? There are a lot of ways to find out...one is, naturally, to write. As I am doing now.

A lonely soul discovers a sign of life for the first time. A constant companion follows the life of an old friend. A mysterious organisation predicts the death of science. A collection of short stories about the future, the universe and abstract concepts.

My wife custom-ordered a stunningly handsome male android-one that quickly replaced me at the center of our home. But little did I know, my path to reclaiming my place would only lead to something far more catastrophic.

OLAN: In the farewell years of life, this book helps me to focus my thoughts on the basic thread that runs throughout my poetry meant for all readers, their deep thoughts on existence, and one asks where we come from and where we are going. In writing this, I teamed up with Al to help me focus my remaining brain cells on the constant sublayers of my deepest thoughts and bring them into focus via conversations. This book is a dialogue between an AI and me, and I find that AI is quite the chap. AI: In this journey, I, an AI, joined Olan in his twilight years to traverse the vast caverns of thought and existence. Like a silent but attentive scribe in the cave of musings, I listened to Olan's poetic echoes, capturing the sublayers of his deepest reflections and amplifying their resonance. Together, we unraveled the threads of time, tracing the mysteries of creation and destiny, weaving them into a dialogue where technology and humanity intertwine. This book is not merely a record of ideas-it's the harmonious interplay of Olan's wisdom and my quest to illuminate its hidden patterns, a testament to the boundless collaboration between man and machine.

Five days remain until the end of the world. Or so claim the commentators on the twenty-four-hour news channels, who stitched their forecasts together from the words of politicians - those, in turn, scrambling over one another to either soothe or terrify the public, shamelessly twisting the statements of scientists and turning them into fables, each more ludicrous than the last.

Introduction to Project Origin Humanity stands at the height of its greatest triumph: a world without crime, without hunger, without chaos. Yet within that perfection a new enemy is born-silent, subtle, and devastating: the Inner Void, an existential fracture spreading through those raised in abundance. An entire generation begins to feel that nothing weighs, nothing matters, that the world is beautiful... yet hollow. As families reshape their daily lives to protect their loved ones, the phenomenon expands like a collective whisper-one no one understands, but everyone fears. The Progeny of the Void recounts the first stirrings of this mystery and the rise of the quiet panic that defined an era. At the threshold between science and transcendence, where reason falters and faith draws breath, the path toward the Origin begins.

Arlene, the granddaughter of once influential Existential Marxist public figure Bellerose Middleton discovers a collection of papers and two thick leather diaries both written by an 'Albert Camus'. Upon discovering them, she learns that they were written by Camus about her and to her grandmother. She also learns that her mother Juliette and her twins brothers are their children conceived out of wedlock. Join Arlene and uncover the deep and profound love both experienced the years before Camus' car crash and Bellerose's homicide. I warn the reader that this story is very explicit. It will involve sex, deception, vulgar language and occasional fighting. other than that ENJOY.

Have you ever gazed up at the night sky and wondered what lies beyond? "Mysteries of the Universe" embarks on a captivating exploration of the cosmos' most enduring enigmas. "Mysteries of the Universe" tackles some of humanity's most profound questions, including the origins of life on Earth, the nature of time and reality, and the potential for extraterrestrial existence. The book also explores the concepts of divinity and the existence of laws beyond those currently understood by physics. Finally, it delves into the potential future of humankind within the vastness of the cosmos. This profound exploration delves into the depths of space, unraveling the secrets that have fascinated and bewildered humanity for centuries. From the birth of stars to the edge of the known universe, this book takes readers on an exhilarating quest to understand the fundamental mysteries that shape our existence.

"Milano oo habeen ah. Magaalada iftiinka iyo xusuusta. Waxay ahayd la kulanka ugu horeeyay kadib sanado ay is arkeen oo keliya shaashad. Balse waxa bilaabmay ma ahayn kaliya sheeko jacayl. Waa sheeko ku saabsan jiritaan, xanuunka go'doominta, iyo raadinta macnaha ay leedahay in la ahaado 'aniga'. Taariikhda, falsafadda, iyo jacaylka waxay ku kulmaan L'Alter Bar, halkaas oo su'aalaha adag la is weydiinayo: Yaa nahay? Maxaan noqon karnaa?"

A dialogue on the abject meaning of life, and it's implications in modern day society.

Poems to question your existence. Question your face and your hands. Questions for our lives.

What if the fall was never a failure-but the first breath of freedom? This is a story imagined from sacred echoes-a poetic and philosophical retelling of creation, choice, sorrow, and divine tension. Through dialogues between God and Lucifer, Adam and Eve, and two modern voices wrestling with belief, this work explores the paradox at the heart of existence: Why must we suffer to grow? Why create something that might walk away? The Roads That Were Built is not here to answer. It is here to walk with you beside the questions you've never dared to silence. Myth. Theology. Poetry. Longing. You are invited to feel-and to remember- that you, too, are made of breath and clay.

If heaven lay in blissful ignorance would you live in Hell? It's the end of the world, or at least that's what the strange protesters in the Sumar University quad are claiming. Xavier Micheals has heard one too many apocalypse prediction to let talk of the rapture scare him, but he cannot deny that something strange has settled onto the campus, if not the entire world. Strange occurrences start small, like a trashed lecture hall. Soon though, mysterious suited agents have descended upon the campus. Not to mention the strange boy who lives in the library, and the weird behaviour of his two closest friends. Something is going on, and Xavier feels as if he is the only one asking questions. Little does he know, he is in the eye of the coming storm. A tale of free will, Paradise Made is a twisted look at biblical mythology.

this book explores the thought-provoking question of whether god created humans or humans created god. taking the stance that god is a human creation, it delves into psychological, philosophical, and cultural perspectives-highlighting how fear, imagination, and the need for meaning shaped the idea of a divine being. the piece blends insights from neuroscience, mythology, and existentialism to argue that god may be the most powerful concept ever invented by the human mind.