Inequality Stories

On the surface, Zenobia's principles of segregation were pure with good intentions; separate the men and women to keep the peace between sexes - to stop discrimination, inequality and violence. However, is a segregated society the best place to nurture humans? As two adolescents venture out to The Wall for solace, they uncover an essence of humanity long since forgotten after many years of segregation; and with it, the experience of the bittersweet taste of ugly fruits and vegetables. My entry to the contest: #RomanceToBeorNottoBe

Prince Nicholas of Thalor is heir to a kingdom built on prophecy, conquest, and inequality. Destined to rule, he is assigned a personal bodyguard by the Council. Annalise is a soldier, shaped by loss and relentless discipline. Through skill and endurance, she earned her place in the Royal Army, becoming one of the first women to stand among its elite. When Nicholas learns the truth behind her past, his beliefs begin to crumble. Will he and the kingdom refuse to see its people as equal? Will he finally see women for what they really worth? 🗡️ cover picture from Pinterest 🥇 in #femalebodyguard 🥉 in #inequality 2026 © v_rei_writes

About life as a woman

"How do you topple a dynasty?" "Two sleuthing boys and a lot of luck." * * * © 2020, Francis Cain

The Aeon Trilogy continues after first installment False Idols in the sequel Do No Evil. As the book opens, Sarah is ordered to take violent action against the Aeons and finds herself in a gun battle against Nick. Meanwhile, the country hurtles towards civil war as Reverend Cruz struggles with the decision of whether or not to secede. And Laura continues to consolidate power as she develops new abilities and technologies that make her claim to be a goddess seem more and more real. DUE TO AMAZON.COM'S RESTRICTIONS, I WILL NOT BE ABLE TO POST THIS ENTIRE STORY HERE AFTER THE END OF THIS WEEK (OCT 2) I WILL LEAVE UP A FEW CHAPTERS. (HOWEVER, AMAZON'S RESTRICTIONS ON THE PREQUEL, FALSE IDOLS, HAVE NOW EXPIRED SO YOU CAN GET THAT FULL NOVEL ON WATTPAD)

are we what we want to be ? even if we are, could we have been better ? do we have the power to decide ?

Part V in a series. The drafter(s) of Genesis, the opening book of The Bible, while unknown, is/are credited with producing one of the most impactful works of fiction ever written. Yet, almost immediately the masterpiece went into immediate revision. It seems the writer penned in a beautiful Lilith as the first woman created by God, and, we're told, to act as the garden mate for the first man created, Adam. Apparently, there were some major issues with how the character Lilith was written in, and how she was "created." First, Lilith was created from the Earth, making her an equal to Adam. Next, she was written as a rebellious, non-conformist, staunchly independent woman, who was not about to play second fiddle to no man, first, second, or last created; and then, there was also a little something about wanting to be on top. (This writer was good! ) She even had the audacity to argue with and refuse the commands of not one, but three Angels sent by God to deal with her "attitude." But sadly, feisty Lilith, probably in the first revision, probably the target of the first revision, was quickly wished into the cornfield, replaced by a more compliant, more submissive Eve.

All I know is toil and work and rice and beans and saying goodbye to loved ones too early. All I have is a family made up of broken people and a community paved with broken streets. All we have is stories and hope and the Lifemaker and each other. All they want from us is the sweat off our backs. But on one night I have a dream. On one afternoon a child commits a crime. On one dawn the world starts turning towards a new day and the gods are closer than we ever knew them to be.

A story of oppression

My essay on the modern day oppression of women

The kings and queens were satisfied ruling in their large palaces. They thought, falsely, that their people loved them. The people were struggling to scrape by with their poverty and their oppression. But the Forest glowed beyond the fields and villages. The Forest that was the only thing the nobles feared. For it's powers and it's magic did not belong to them. But the young woman with the dark hair and eyes, as much as the prince wanted her, she belonged to the Forest. And she would use the powers it gave her.

The truth about schools in the United Kingdom is hidden, the issue is not spoken of, issues regarding inequality and injustice in UK schools aren't sorted out appropriately. Children are faced with ignorance. I have wrote this book last year before I began year 11 with the hope to get the message across. Young individuals are too silent or give up too easily...do not allow anyone to make you feel that you are nobody. For more insight see my YouTube video: https://youtu.be/KK4FD_rLRs0

In a city divided with a dark past, Nician finds himself exploring the city's and his own history. After hearing about an archaic form of power Nician sets out with his strange glass orb on a journey to discover its true meaning. Plagued by thoughts of dread along the way he discovers the dark secret behind his cities prosperity. Determined to set things right will Nician make the right decision, or will delusions of power get to his head?

Internal monologue of a woman fed up with living in a man's world. For anyone tired of unnecessary male anger being revered while our justified anger is dismissed. Inspired by and references the Warsan Shire quote, "To my daughter I will say, when the men come, set yourself on fire." Shire, Warsan. Teaching My Mother How to Give Birth. Lightning Source Inc, 2014.

One day in 2 lives