Mayanculture Stories

~Authored by Owen Russell~ ~Respectfully Co-Authored by AriasWinter~ In the land of Merciless Tribals, Sarach Milpa's family is honored as Nobility because her father is one of the best Ulama players. But Tetatzin Milpa is near Death. And when he goes, so does his family. It was the fate that little Sarach has no chance at Survival. Humiliated, Ashamed, and Shunned, Sarach sets out on a journey to the fabled, faraway home of a legendary fire god to beg for inhuman powers to save her father from the sacrificial blade. She must take with her a slave, named Yoltlamatqui Tlacoti, to be sacrificed to the god. It will be a dark and brutal journey filled with lynch mobs, suicidal cults, terrible monsters, and worse, Monstrous men. But to Sarach, the risk is all worth it. To procure honor... To wield divine power To become the one and only. The Bloodless Girl. {Inspired by Ancient Mesoamerican Culture and Darren Shan's The Thin Executioner, Owen Russell, and Arias Winter takes readers into a Spine-chilling journey, in a Nightmarish world where Compassion and Kindness are the greatest crimes of all}

WINNER OF THE MOST ORIGINAL STORY IN THE CORONA AWARDS 2020. ''I once told a butterfly that humans need to pay for their sins, and the butterfly carried my word across the seas.'' The fires in Australia took away her home, so Kayla moved to Wuhan. But then she found a conch -part of her grandma's culture and everything went down hill from there. '' My grandma was Mayan.'' '' Then don't take it. Magic is stronger on your own kin.'' So it is Coronavirus really a virus created in the lab, a weapon of the Chinese government or simply the result of a Mayan curse? ''I felt a lump in my chest, it was like a blood clot had exploded, but I patched up my wounds and opened my diary. There are two words I've written on that page; one was the Chinese word - Pòhuài( 破坏) for destruction, and the other was the Yucatec word - Kimen - for death.'' Find out ... if you dare!

Después de la gentrificación causada por el gobierno de Mauricio Vila y Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador, los europeos llegaron a Yucatán a adorar a sus deidades como en el Siglo XV, sin embargo, esta vez los dioses mayas están listos para luchar, especialmente Chaac, quien se ha sentido ofendido de forma directa cuando un pelaná decidió colocar una estatua de Poseidón, el dios griego del mar y las tormentas, en el puerto de Progreso.