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Sequel to A Dark and Stormy Night. Takes a look at the biologist life, but this time it's about field work.

Alex is a brilliant physicist - and flirt - working at a prestigious quantum computing firm in Silicon Valley. Aurora is a pretty, driven, college graduate starting her Ph.D. in applied math at Berkeley. She was looking forward to settling down into her new, quiet life on the West Coast, that is, until she runs into Alex - again. Former college classmates, lab partners, and sources of great annoyance to each other, tensions run high as Aurora and Alex try to navigate the mine field of emotions and their past disastrous love lives. ---------- A message from the author: Thanks for stopping by! I hope you enjoy reading "A Formula for Love" as much as I am enjoying the writing process. I plan on updating the book once a week (probably around Friday or Saturday). Also, in case some of my previous readers are wondering, I've actually taken down a bunch of chapters because I plan on adding some more content and rearranging the order of events a bit.

Just a glimpse at daily life for a biologist with a bit of an imagination.

A journey

Nell and Dara recently finished their doctorate degrees and are looking for any job at this point. Their friend from their program recommends that they interview for research positions at the new secretive industry start-up: DREAM. As they uncover what the company is researching, their relationship becomes strained as Dara becomes obsessed with a dream-like entity they released. She believes it will help them save the Earth, but Nell is trying to convince them this thing is only looking to use Dara.

This is my second poetry book. Book 1 is published on Amazon.com and is called "Out of the Abyss". This collection of poems shows my life at a time when everything was going well and then it wasn't. A lot happened between 2009 and 2012. Every book of poetry I put together, my hope is that my words will help someone else with their lives; to make a difference. The cover is a sun and moon meaning the circle of life and a symbolic version of the title because after all, everything in life is like calling to like. ***All rights reserved © 2012 by Olga Pinsky***

Three college graduates strike out on their own, although not nearly as smoothly as expected.

❝ the birds chirping every morning didn't annoy me as much after you told me that it sounded like they were singing your favourite song. ❞ ― kamisato ayato x fem!reader [grad school au] © 2022 callisto

I'll be the first to admit I'm terrible at nonfiction. I don't care how many A's I get, I don't enjoy nonfiction/academic writing in the least and don't think I'm very good at it. For this paper, we had to pick an author and analyze three of their books from a linguistic standpoint. I didn't understand what I was doing, I forgot to re-read, I winged it...and got an A. If I didn't know this professor was very good at sticking to the letter of the law, I would think he was crazy.

Hi! I'm Angeline, a first-year law student up at Cornell. With casebooks thicker than my legs, moot court, memos and the like, the creative within me gasps for life. So, I'm trying to write a little something every day, whether musings about law school, my (unique) apartment, or random stuff. I welcome comments and criticism. :)

A biker bar hardly seemed like the type of place that grad student Damian would end up. And bad boy Jason hardly seemed like the kind of guy who would sweep Damian off his feet. And yet; here we are.

raw from your grad school survivor will be updated semi-regularly

Killanaus, a second-year biology student at an alien university on Xorrak, is down to one last chance to obtain research experience in the summer prior to graduation. However, Lokath, his would-be research advisor for the summer, harbors concerns about the student. As he enters the troubled waters leading to graduation, he and his advisor are about to raise questions on their system of abduction licensure. This book is written using prompts #110, 111 and 128 for the 2025 Open Novella Contest #1 in license (February 23, 2025) #1 in admissions (March 17, 2025) Ambassador pick (August 25, 2025) 2025 ONC Round 1 qualifier 2025 ONC Round 2 qualifier 2025 January-February 8-Chapter Challenge Winner 2025 ONC Long List 2025 ONC Short List

A group of expats grad students in Rome find themselves struggling to understand their minds, their paths and the way for mental health while still staying friends and finding love and firsts LGBT relationships.

Another excerpt of life as a field biologist with an overactive imagination.

ETA: 08/02/2020 - Eh, I'm making a fanfic outta this, under my oonaseckar / gothicmork IDs. It works better. Janna isn't a werewolf. So what? Should that prevent her taking a werewolves-only advanced module that will give her a leg-up to the graduate school advanced degree of her choice? That's discrimination, right? There has to be a law against it... So she goes to discuss the issue with the course professor: Dr Shane Woodlock. Hot, cultured, brilliant: and a wolf. What could possibly go wrong? image used for cover - https://openclipart.org/detail/247129/gold-fairy-sitting-on-crescent-moon-no-background public domain.

Unable to catch a break from school, Sophia takes on a second commitment with her education: working in a chemistry lab. But she hates chemistry and everyone knows it. She can whine and whine about it all day, but Leo, her lab partner, refuses to put up with it.

The first time we met was at the campus coffee house. He bought my latte. We fell in love. We built a life-three children, five grandkids, fifty years of memories. But some love stories only exist on the page. A flash fiction twist on love, longing, and the stories we write for ourselves.