histórias de Memoirs

This short book is a living collection of poems-snapshots of what's been on my mind, in the past and in the present. Some pieces come from old wounds, old lessons, and memories I still carry. Others were written in real time, in the middle of a moment I couldn't ignore-love, anger, grief, hope, clarity, confusion, growth. Each poem is an entry. A timestamp. A truth as I understood it then. This book isn't finished, because I'm not finished. It's consistently updated with new work as my thoughts shift, my life changes, and I find new words for the things I couldn't explain before. Every new entry is another page added to the same story: my mind, my heart, and the honest journey between who I was and who I'm becoming.

Over 150 years of existence... and humans still manage to disappoint me. They are just as stupid, perhaps even more so, than a century ago. The only things they've ever done well? Sex, reproduction, and food. Yes, this is a vampire's memoirs. (AUTHOR'S NOTE: Events that coincide with real life are fictionalized. THIS IS A WORK OF FICTION.)

What if Hiccup and Toothless were taken with Valka? What does that mean for the village? When Hiccup never meets his father, and assumes he never has one. He's taught by dragons. He dines with dragons, and his first word was dragon. But when a shipwreck, a one in five trillion chance, a power crazed lunatic, his long not-so-fricken-lost twin, separation, and a lesson gone a wry nearly kill poor Hiccup, literally, he realizes something so BIG he had to keep a lock on it. He had to hide it. Even bigger than the treasure of Grimbeard the Gastly, was this discovery. Based off the books and the movies, before either occur, a short series of unfortunate events of Hiccups life.... one lost to his memoirs and his movies due to the tramatic end and the things he discovered. Proceed with caution. Things were hidden from you of which you are unawares. Like, for example, Hiccup was a wee bit older.... (All characters belong to Dreamworks and Crissida Cowell.)

A story of a woman's journey out of emotional trauma

One story. Six words. PSA I do not own these by any means unless stated otherwise. These are simply stories I found intriguing by other authors. I am not trying to claim any of these as my own.

what do we miss when we only look straight ahead? the answer is everything. this book is the result of finally looking around while also being gathered from fragments of a life in motion. these are the reflective memoirs you were never meant to find and read. "oh, and i found love where it wasn't supposed to be" published on january 18, 2026

A fourty-something's guide to living mid-way through eternity

This is my first time writing nonfiction on Wattpad. It's a collection of 48 stories from my four years of college, one for each month. Follow me as I grow from this weird introverted high school graduate...into a weird introverted college graduate. You'll witness me going through such challenges as COVID, hell freezing over, the school president using the bell tower as a rocket to launch into space, internships, failing to get internships, study abroad, study abroad getting cancelled, Disney World, being on TV, sickness, the Olympics, online summer programs, roommate issues, the Rocky Horror Picture Show, Hawaii, art exhibits, and most importantly, Splatoon 3. That was a very long list, and you'll find all of these things in this book.

THE PHILIPPINE REVOLUTION: Regarded by some as a success, and some a failure. But either way, one fact remains. It will forever change how the Filipino people will respond to invaders that dare occupy their motherland. ------------------------------------------------------ Thirty-three years after the beginning of the revolution, Edilberto Cruz finally writes his experience. The horrors of the Spanish occupation, the inspiration brought by the inauguration of the short-lived First Philippine Republic, the hopelessness of the Filipino-American war, and the rising hope for the establishment of the Philippine Commonwealth.

Submission My Way is not a story of surrender. It's a declaration of power. In this raw and riveting memoir, Jessica unflinchingly chronicles her path through betrayal, illness, and emotional isolation-only to emerge with a voice sharper, stronger, and more sovereign than ever. From surviving cancer to redefining intimacy on her own terms, she transforms submission from a passive act into a conscious choice rooted in desire, agency, and self-respect. Layered with journal fragments, technical mastery, and creative reflection, Jessica invites readers into the quiet revolutions of her life: the red carpet moments she designs with flair, the battery diagnostics she studies with precision, and the emotional landscapes she navigates with grace and grit. This is a story of a woman who refuses to disappear-who thanks those who tried to break her, and rises anyway. Submission My Way is for anyone reclaiming their pleasure, their voice, and their worth. It's not just a memoir. It's a manifesto.

The call of the Void

Follow the memoirs of Elizabeth Jones in which expose the true horrors of the Victorian era including love, betrayal, death and rebirth, there truly is nothing quite like Elizas own tale. -please share your thoughts or any critiques you would suggest making-

A collection of six word memoirs

Here lies the strangers, places, thoughts, feelings, make-believe, and happenings we encountered, or about to. The couldn't and the wouldn't but should. *** Past Title: Memoirs of the Universe

A collection of short stories from memories and my experiences

A written exploration of the liminal space we inhabit from birth to death. A reflective exploration of one woman's experience of what it is to be human, in a not so humane world.

What would you do if you lost everything, even memories, and didn't know how or why? What if all you saw were stars, and you were lost? What if you didn't know your name? Join a young (or is she old?) woman on her journey of memories and futures to figure out why she is the way she is.

*A Follow-Up Short Story To The Bestselling Novel, A Heart Not Easily Broken* After Ebony reveals her interracial relationship and engagement to her family, her parents hop on a plane and fly across country to meet Brian, the man who has won their daughter's heart. Confident in their commitment, Brian is sure he'll win her parents over, but a series of events forces them both to realize their path to happily ever after is filled with more than just saying, 'I do'.

"You're so stupid!" "I love you. Why won't you love me?" "I wish you would just shut up!" You worry about the hurt. The pain and suffering. Not just for yourself either. But that is where it begins. "I care for you. I really do". BASED ON A TRUE STORY.