Politicalfiction Stories

A journalism student with nothing but ambition. A Member of Parliament with everything to lose. When Rimi Sen steps into national media, she doesn't expect to cross paths with Naina Malik - a woman as strategic as she is captivating. Truth has consequences. Power has secrets. And love? Love doesn't care about party lines.

In the aftermath of the 2020 U.S. presidential election, Joe Biden claims a narrow victory. Refusing to concede, Donald Trump alleges widespread fraud, pressures the Vice President to overturn the result, and calls on his supporters to storm the Capitol. Across the nation, National Guard units and civilian militias begin mobilizing, forming uneasy lines along state borders. The military hesitates-uncertain which commander-in-chief to follow. The United States stands on the brink of civil war. Meanwhile, thousands of miles away in Hawaii, a Chinese businessman known as "Pineapple Yang" and his son, Yang Liao, a recent university graduate, receive a visit from an old family friend. Known simply as "Uncle Liu," the visiting scholar is in fact a covert operative working for Chinese intelligence. As the global order begins to fracture, this peaceful island may soon become a strategic battleground between great powers-and an ordinary young man finds himself drawn into the turning gears of history.Liao

In the heart of Malaysia, where the glittering skyscrapers of the city clash starkly with the crumbling homes of the poor, the nation teeters on the brink of economic collapse. Hafiz Rahman, a young and idealistic economist, emerges as a voice of hope. Frustrated by decades of failed policies, growing inequality, and the increasing number of households living in poverty, Hafiz dreams of a bold economic revolution that puts people before profit. His vision includes a daring new tax system: zakat reforms to uplift struggling Muslim communities, the introduction of a jiziyah tax to fund non-Muslim welfare programs, and a targeted GST on essential sectors to stabilize national revenue. Hafiz promises to eradicate extreme poverty and rebuild trust in governance, but his ideas are seen as radical by those in power. Faced with resistance from political elites, corporate giants, and even sections of the rakyat who distrust his intentions, Hafiz must rally support from ordinary Malaysians-farmers, factory workers, and small business owners-who see his vision as their only hope. Along the way, he uncovers shocking truths about corruption, power struggles, and betrayals that test his resolve and principles. As Malaysia's economic future hangs in the balance, Hafiz must answer a critical question: can one man's vision unite a divided nation, or will his revolution fall victim to greed and fear? "The Economic Revolution" is a thought-provoking story of ambition, resilience, and the fight for justice, set against the rich cultural and political tapestry of Malaysia.

'Call me Jen. I'm a murderer. Female. Age 20. I died yesterday. They told me to write this down in case I ever want to come back... I can never come back.' In a world run entirely by a multi national cooperation, two best friends are enjoying their holiday in Tenerife. One will find love, the other - death. Caught in the invisible net of a society bound for destruction, only a single butterfly will live to tell the tale.

This is a short story about Hampton Blythe Hayes' presidential inauguration.

Lifelong activist Risa and human rights lawyer Leni cross paths imbued with their love for their country and public service. Both are single parents, however does their common denominator mean they go together? DISCLAIMER: This is a work of fiction. Unless otherwise indicated, all the names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents in this book are either the product of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

As election day approaches, Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau must find a way to win back the public and fast. Which will not be an easy task as his opponent: Pierre Poilievre seems to be winning hearts all over the country. As people turn on Trudeau and the Liberal party based on the party's decisions. Will he be able to convince them in limited time to give him another chance? Or, will his worst rival become the next prime minister of Canada? (DISCLAIMER: Some things in this book are a work of fiction. I do not own any of the photos taken.)

Description for Behind the Podium: Abhisha, a passionate political science student, carries deep wounds from a past betrayal - a relationship that left her unwilling to trust in love again. Daivik Ilango, affectionately called "Dai" by his friends, is also a student, but a master strategist who believes in realpolitik - the pragmatic, power-oriented side of politics. Coming from a tribe rich in tradition, Dai brings a unique blend of knowledge, loyalty, and discipline that guides him through both academia and the complexities of life. When Dai finds himself undeniably drawn toward Abhisha, he realizes he's up against more than just her defenses; he's battling her doubts, her past, and the growing connection that neither can ignore. At the same time, Abhisha's ability to connect with people, feel their struggles, and bring compassion into policy stands in stark contrast to Dai's pragmatic view - creating a powerful synergy as they team up to make their mark in a world that's not kind to the vulnerable. Behind the Podium is a tale of healing, transformation, and a passionate partnership forged by loyalty, understanding, and a shared fate - proving that heart and strategy together can make a profound difference in the political landscape.

A visionary from Nepal, Anup Karki dares to unite the world under one flag - Earth. In a time of crisis, conflict, and hope, his journey from dream to reality leads through resistance, revolution, and rebirth. This is the story of how one person's dream changed the fate of humanity forever.

The Boy was prepared to have a joyous summer day with his family at the amusement park, but things did not turn out as he expected.

Congresswoman Monroe is no stranger to hardship - from church basements to the national stage. Now, as a rising star in a fierce presidential race, she's not just fighting for herself - she's fighting for every forgotten voice in a country fracturing under its own weight. By her side are Jack, her cool, calculating political manager who runs the campaign with icy precision, and June Hartwell, her ruthless publicist and legal counsel - sharp, fearless, and playing a long game no one sees coming. Against ruthless opponents like Governor Branning, who weaponizes fear and division, and Senator Clay, who tries to navigate the middle ground, Congresswoman Monroe must navigate the cutthroat world of politics - where every word can be twisted, every truth challenged, and every ally a potential enemy. From searing debates on immigration and healthcare to the shadows lurking behind the campaign trail, this is a story about power, survival, and the price of standing tall when the world wants you to fall. In a nation where history haunts the present and the fight for justice never ends, who will claim the future?

(This is a work in progress. The story is mapped out, but it will take time to finalize. Each end of the chapter will have a question if you want to see more. I am doing this to see if there is interest.) Iska Berrick never asked for this. One bad decision at a party, a night of too much drinking, lands her in the worst situation a teenager could want. But it's not the shame or the trauma of what happened that will haunt her the most. It's the fact that she saw something she wasn't meant to, something that makes her the prime target of the General, a silent, tall man with power and secrets that could destroy everything. Now, Iska's world is a ticking clock. She's on the run, branded a criminal for a crime she didn't commit. But even as the world hunts her down, there's one thing keeping her from giving up: she's pregnant. Caught between a corrupt regime and the lies they've built their world on, Iska must navigate a dangerous web of betrayal, rebellion, and her own fragile sense of survival. Every step she takes could lead to her death, or the salvation of a future she never asked for. But can she survive the truth long enough to protect the life she's carrying? In a world where no one is innocent, Iska Berrick will have to decide if she's strong enough to fight back before it's too late. New Havana is never kind to those unwilling.

When a rogue military squad chases three young men through a mysterious gate, they step into a world that punishes evil in ways no mortal justice ever could. The house they enter isn't just old - it's a living portal, filtering humans by the weight of their sins. As the hunted seek sanctuary, the hunters become prey in a supernatural reckoning that exposes the ugliest truths of power, corruption, and obedience. Some gates are better left closed. Because behind them, justice isn't blind - it's watching.

This is not a warning about the future. This is a record of what was allowed to happen. Set in the United States during a period of fear, division, and deliberate normalization, Approved Truths exposes how cruelty does not require collapse, coups, or chaos-only compliance. Laws remain in place. Institutions continue to operate. Officials insist they are protecting the public. And all the while, people disappear, care is denied, and truth becomes something that must be authorized to exist. Families are torn apart in the name of enforcement. Doctors hesitate while patients die because policy matters more than people. Language is cleaned, records are revised, and suffering is reframed as necessity. Nothing here is hidden. Everything is legal. That is the point. Based on real events and lived realities, Approved Truths is historical dystopian fiction that refuses distance or comfort. It confronts the cost of silence, the violence of procedure, and the lie that doing nothing is neutral. This book does not ask what could happen. It asks why it was tolerated- and what it means to realize the truth only after it no longer matters.

It began with schoolgirls. Not with a declaration. Not with a drum. Just-gone. A meditation on war, grief, and the mathematics of loss. When the turban fell in Tehran, the world held its breath-then chose sides. But for those inside the event horizon, morning is just another word for mourning. 1000 words. One pulse. Still beating.

"Leland?" "Sorry. I couldn't really tell them that you didn't have a name. Not a lot of people know that fairies can be born from nature itself. You don't mind, do you?" "Why would I mind? I've always wanted a name. I thought you would call me Swan like your friend, though." I couldn't help but laugh at that. Swan didn't really suit him but Ponyboy didn't suit me either. I knew Chip wasn't really the guy's name but I guess he enjoyed giving people names that made sense to him. I stopped in my tracks and held out my hand, gesturing for him to do the same. I grasped then shook it, showing him the gesture. "This is how we greet each other. It's called a handshake." "But it is not shaking. Just bouncing up and down." I let out another laugh, shaking my head. He was a lot more innocent minded than I anticipated. I prayed that my father wouldn't have a problem with how simple he saw things.

This is a work in progress. The narrative deliberately uses an experimental, disjointed structure: short chapters and sub-chapters jump between situations without immediate explanation, creating a surreal, dreamlike progression. This fragmentation is intentional. A final chapter, Annex: Diary, is planned. Once Chapter 3 is completed, relevant diary entries will be retroactively integrated at the beginning of each chapter and sub-chapter. These entries will clarify timelines, motivations, and omissions, recontextualizing earlier sections without rewriting them. Until then, some tension, ambiguity, and unanswered questions are expected.