Folkpunk Stories

Basically, it's just a place for me to share my love of music. I'll put one of my favorite songs in a chapter each day. I love music, and I love sharing my favorite songs, so I figured I'd do this. Essentially, this will become a big book of song recommendations.

the one where they fall apart

as the title says, I will share pictures, subculture facts, and music as well as song lyrics.

A collection of slam poems, songs, and musings from over the years!

Ivy is the genius of her grade. No, she's not technically the very top of her class, but that's delving into technicality. She's kind, tired, and overall, the one everyone expects to have a prosperous future. What nobody knows is that she hasn't the slightest idea on what will happen after high school. Holly, on the other hand, is quite arguably the least intelligent of the grade. He (yes, he) is known as an alcoholic and a chainsmoker, and is the 'stereotypical badass' by first glance. You know, the usual. The plot twist about him isn't that 'he's actually got a soft side', either. This isn't a cliché novel written by pubescent girls, for pubescent girls.

Dabi and Shigaraki both have a troubled past they have enough anger and angst to start a punk band. The two learn how to play instruments, write crappy songs, and learn to find peace with their pasts by channeling their emotional turmoil into songs. The couple loath the town they're staying in so they decided to escape by taking a freight. They sing their music to the few people that are willing to listen. Warning this story contains drug addictions, cussing, underage drinking, acholhol addiction, death, dying by overdose, aand self harm.

poetry in the way that you get too drunk, throw up, and then you throw up again im spewing out words that i left in my mouth for too long

Tristen is in a band called "dead hounds" in Nahlomit Grove living in a trailer park with a couple of his friends in separate trailers, but this day he would figure a way out of the crap city of Nahlomit Grove. Will he make it out alive?

Y/n had been kicked out of their parents house and travelled to Moomin Valley in the middle of winter, culture-shocked and tired out from the wandering it took, they find comfort in the Moomin family that lived not too far away. Perhaps they will find comfort in more things than one. THEY/THEM PRONOUNED READER Finishing this book will not be set in stone.