Nontraditional Stories

History is a big part of our lives, regardless of how much we notice it. It influences our politics, cultures, religions, and more. It is the backbone of our society, and is taught to generations of individuals who idolize or despise these legendary figures. Even in the twenty first century, there is a lot we don't understand about our history. There are legendary figures most people have never realized existed. This book, The Importance of Females in History, will share the names and stories of these people, and what role they played in the construction of our society.

A journalist transcribes the story a celebrity tells of a moment that she was truly happy. On a pre-schemed girls' trip with her opinionated, traditional family, a young woman stands her ground and teaches her family that not all seeds grow where they're planted.

When going into a field of study that is predominately populated by one gender, you're bound to be told you're bound to be told your nontraditional or even...unconventional! This story follows two sets of friends, Charlie and Mike and Mel and Lisa, as Charlie and Mel go into fields of study that are predominately populated by the opposite gender. Will they succeed or will they have to concede and find something more traditional to study?

nova is an astronomy obsessed, freshmen in college. she's scared to leave home, not her house, but the empty field she had spent so many nights in when her parents were fighting. going off to college is a new beginning, and when she meets atlas, he makes leaving it all behind worth it.

He died in a car accident-a mere mortal in a world where gods existed only in books. When he awoke, he found himself in the body of someone admired by millions: the Lord of Life and Light, the great victor who ended the eternal darkness by destroying the God of Death. But the story he knew was a lie. Death didn't vanish. It hid, whispering from mirrors, stretching from shadows, creeping into dreams. The God of Death is alive. And he is not the monster they painted him to be. He is broken, beautiful, alien-like a fallen angel forgotten by all. The man in the god's body begins to see what his predecessor never could: without death, there is no life. Without darkness, there is no light. And the one he should hate becomes the one he cannot let go of. But the world is crumbling. Without death, there is no order. To save the living, he must return what was taken. And to do so, he must give part of himself. Forever.