Gender-identity Stories

Description: My story for the December 2015 Creative Writing - On Ice - STORIES WANTED From Goodreads's YA LGBT Group.

fiction // original story I don't even know how to begin to explain this novel, but it's the first of two (?) and it's my favorite thing that I'm writing right now so I recommend.

Storm Conley is a girl in a society where it is looked down upon to be straight. People who are straight have to hide their sexual orientation, bisexual people have alittle more room as long as no one finds out. On top of that, she has a biological issue that she hates to have. Then, she falls for one of the bisexual guys who lives there, Nathan. Storm finally decides to embrace her problem and go after the guy. Will it work as she starts going to the all boys school? What's with the principle of her new school? Read and find out. ***This will have parts, not just chapters. Also, there are songs with just about every chapter. They are either mentioned in it, the song I was listening to while writing or just has to do with the mood or theme. Make sure to check them out.*** **PART 1** The Beginning **PART 2** New Start **PART 3** The Team/Plan

This is the story of a struggle of identity.

The story begins in Europe, 1899, on the last day of the 19th century. Victor, an assassin of The Order of Holloway, has been commissioned to kill one of the three witches: Cinerea, his aunt. The Order, a group of assassins, wants Cinerea dead because she has created an elixir of immortality. Victor is not sure if he will be able to kill her, but he is determined to try. He sets off from London on horseback to find her castle.

A Bounty Hunter, known infamously as the "Mustang Kid", is also the father of twins, a humbled rancher and a recognized savior, and he also certainly is not as he seems, just like the desert-prairie settlement he resides in. Nothing here in Manque D'eau is simple. A/N: This is a seriously rough work in progress that may change drastically over time.

This is my half-fiction diary, about getting to know if I'm transgender. Hopefully I will get to know myself better during the process of writing this book. Well, I probably will ^^ Before you read, you should know that there are occult themes in this book. This might offend some people. If you are one of them, please know that it is your choice whether you read it or not. A choice I am not respnsible for. If you're gonna give it a shot, let me say to you: "enjoy!". The story: all rights reserved. Cover image: all rights to their respective owners.

High school gaming club. It's not exactly everyone's idea of fun. Only eighteen students are in this club at Elijah High School. Some of them joined willingly and others were dragged along by their friends, but one thing is certain: none of them were expecting Immerse. Sora McAllen is a musical genius with big dreams and crippling anxiety. He hopes to build confidence through bonding with his peers over gaming club, but monsters from his past return to wreck havoc on his mental health. Lerita Iona is an aspiring track athlete for the 2016 Olympics, or, at least, she was until she lost her left leg in a car accident. After a year of recovery, making her comeback should be easy, but her loss of leg is not the only obstacle in her path. Aaron Irisin is an Ivy League wannabe with the brains and athletics to qualify him, but constant distractions prevent his academic prowess from showing itself. His secrets provide a formidable foe, especially his drug addiction, which could jeopardize any chance at a scholarship, yet addiction is not his biggest distraction. This is the first draft so everything is subject to change

Dolly is a 39-year-old woman traveling alone from Wyoming to Maine, on her way back home from her late grandfather's funeral. As she cruizes along the countrysides and across state lines, in the most precious heirloom he left her, she reminisces on her troubled but fulfilling past and how it brought her to where she is today. Dolly's story may be that of fiction, but the emotions and experiences that are brought up tend to be anything but. Trigger Warning: Heavy themes of transphobia and domestic abuse