Expository Stories

Welcome to what I consider a refresher on the workings of Borderless Worlds. Here you'll know about the Loudverse and its recent evolution since 2016. And Delphi Prime, one of the 14 Anchor Worlds, which was hinted at but never known about it til now. Also I'll explain how the Blue Earth Disaster changed the world as we know it. This series will be imported from my DeviantArt page so don't expect Tolkien perfection here.

contains of argumentative, narrative, descriptive and expository essays

Set in the near future, the world has eventually healed from its vicious wounds. A juvenile man goes about his routine in the world that he wholeheartedly loves, his neighborhood, his commute, his university, a world where anyone can be anything at anytime. Experience what he does in a day, and see the world through his point of view. Writing completed in June of 2018.

This is a short story of a boy who realizes late in that even the smallest decisions we make in life can have a great impact, especially the ones made without thought

"Shadows of Resilience" is a riveting tale that weaves through the intricate tapestry of friendship, corruption, and the indomitable spirit of redemption. In the bustling city of Lagos, Reema, Ayobami, and Oloks, once inseparable friends and graduates of White and Blue International School, find themselves reunited by a mysterious letter. Little do they know that this reunion will unravel a web of deceit that has haunted their alma mater. As the trio embarks on a journey to confront their past, the story takes unexpected turns, delving into the dark corridors of corruption, examination malpractice, and the quest for power. Guided by the wise Mr. Eniola, a principled school teacher, the friends navigate the labyrinth of betrayal, unveiling buried secrets and confronting former allies turned adversaries. From the serene streets of Lekki to the bustling markets of Ketu, the narrative unfolds with suspense, humor, and action, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. The plot thickens as the friends face unexpected betrayals, emerging adversaries, and the challenges of exposing corruption deeply entrenched in their beloved school. The story reaches a crescendo as Reema, Ayobami, and Oloks journey to Abuja, the seat of power, where political intrigue and dangerous liaisons threaten to consume them. Amidst the chaos, the trio discovers the true meaning of redemption and forgiveness, realizing that the path to justice is a complex and unforgiving one. "Shadows of Resilience" is not just a story of uncovering the shadows of the past; it's a testament to the resilience of friendship, the transformative power of truth, and the legacy that can emerge from the most challenging struggles. In a final showdown at White and Blue International School, the friends confront their nemesis, leaving an indelible mark on the school and embracing a new dawn as they stand united, ready to face whatever challenges the future holds.

My half sister Eileen has gone missing. All she left behind was a box full of letters that she wrote to me. Some of them containing weird details but they mention a girl named Andy. Who is she? And why does this boy with tattoos keep following me? All I want is some answers.

Floating Away is a poignant tale about the life of a young man named Jason who reflects upon critical moments in his life after he's presented a unique opportunity to go back in time a precious few hours... But at what cost? Memories burst through his mind like a flood, reminding him of some of the most joyful times in his life. As the course of time twists on through his mind, though, he eventually makes his way to a darker zone in his mind in which much darker memories reside; heartbreak, loneliness and emotional instability. Finally the memories tie into the present, in which Jason is faced with the most difficult decision of his life. Floating Away explores a few concepts common to most of humanity, but makes particular focus on emotionally impacting subjects like heartbreak, as well as abstract ideas like nostalgia. An attempt is made to convert abstract emotion and expressionless feeling into words and phrases; all while keeping an almost dreamlike air of melancholy floating in the atmosphere. This is an experimental piece, communicated primarily through a first-person expository narrative coupled with tangentially related poetry. That's the official preface that I've got thus far. If you continue reading, you'll engage the portion of the introduction that contains more specifics on how this is being written and how your input could have influence on it. Basically, at its current state, this entire piece is subject to change at any moment without warning; you have been warned (wait what?) Due to the fluid nature of the this story, your input could have large impact on how its written. I already have the general idea for how I want it to end (It's based on a dream I had), but as for how we get there is still flexible. I want to make this good, and not awkward or insincere, so if you find a portion that just doesn't work, let me know and I'll revise. Otherwise, all the general things like pacing and flow are easy to modify, so let me know! Thanks!

So most of these are just things I write when I get bored or when Im inspired.

"He that keepeth his mouth keepeth his life; but he that openeth wide his lips shall have destruction" ~ Proverbs 13:3 -description to come, so here is a quote I am using in my book(s)- "There is a sociopath in everyone. Some know this and decide to show it, some know it and decide to cover it with deceit or a facade, and some simply do not know it. Those who do not know it just lie in the hands of fate."

(Third person)Zane:brother Ashley:sister Sarah:mother after Zane is angry he runs away and many people come too help and he meets a girl in the forest Danibell:Girl in the forest: dark expository short story

There is a right way to do it, and it is VERY IMPORTANT for you to know.

A post from the blog "Ample Script-Magi" written by Aaron S. Moore, a proponent of narrative materialist thinking

A discourse on how one story intrepidly faces the real truth about "racism" in America.

An opinion essay I wrote and need to publish for a course. :)

An expository on teen drinking, the facts and my opinion.

Climate change poses significant threats to coral reefs, including rising sea temperatures causing coral bleaching, ocean acidification hindering coral growth, and extreme weather events damaging reef structures. These impacts lead to biodiversity loss, affecting marine ecosystems and communities dependent on reefs for income and food security. Urgent action to mitigate climate change and protect coral reefs through conservation and restoration efforts is crucial for their survival.

A washed-up engineer, his overworked younger brothers, and some ditz who just moved in...what could possibly go wrong? The answer: many things. A collection of short stories that highlight significant or interesting events in their lives.

An exposure on a nation from the perspective of a native teenager. The pressure, joy and consequences of being a Nigerian teenager.

A collection of expository poems and allegories. Meant to be read after "As Ever Like the Sun & Moon at War". Mobile users are encouraged to read in landscape.