Semiautobiographical Stories

New York City, 1985. Sequel to A Foot In The Door. Gerry finally landed the promotion he wanted-and a new life with Mary. But balancing love, ambition, and a job where one bad circuit can cost millions isn't easy. Caught between old-school techs with pot breaks and war stories, and a fast-paced digital future, Gerry has to figure out where he belongs... before everything changes. All characters appearing in this book are fictitious. Any resemblance to characters living or dead is purely coincidental.

My first ever novel completed. Each chapter reads like a stand-alone episode, so you can jump in anytime. A slightly older coming-of-age story set in 1980's Brooklyn. Gerry is a 24-year-old AT&T employee stuck in an entry-level job, trying to make sense of his work, his neighborhood, and his dreams; while juggling friendship, loyalty, and love. There's Mary, the girl who might just be his future. And Audrey, the girl who could crush his world with a kiss and a promise. Loud, funny, and unpredictable, this is a story about friendship, chasing the future, and the kind of love that doesn't always play fair. All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

ONGOING | Someone lurks in the depths of the school, someone powerful and well-known enough to hide its own identity. A man behind the slaughter, endless chaos, and one to serve a deeper purpose that no one could comprehend. As the school rumbled in chaos and left with hundreds of mysteries to unravel, will the section Luna who once been outcasted, insulted and mocked by other individuals, take on this problem and solve it all to save the whole school, or will death consume them instead?

My memoirs and imaginations. For now, there's no chronological order. Sometimes they're short, sometimes they're long. Sometimes they're just the right amount. Either way, it's here to remind myself that it exists.

A peek inside the famed bando of Mr. Billy the Beefcake. You wont like what you see. Or maybe you will..?

The most awesome story ever!

Emma Morel is the perfect specimen of how life doesn't always turn out. At 28, she's single again after a twelve year relationship with her high school sweetheart Craig ends. Even though it was relatively amicable, Em still feels like she's failed at adulting. The fact she's studying another Masters with the seemingly impossible hopes of getting into her PhD while trying to hold down a job as an admin assistant doesn't really help much. Her five best friends are adamant she get back on the proverbial horse and go out of their way to make her. Which is all fine, until a new guy at their local asks about her relationship status and the girls make it their mission to hook the two up. But as Emma gets closer to Jaime, another prospect pops up, Ryan Matthews had been one of Craig's best friends for years and Emma had always had a bit of a crush on him. She'd even been embarrassing enough about it on plenty of occasions. So, when the idea that Matthews might maybe have felt the same all these years? After twelve years with one guy, Emma doesn't know how to deal with two suitors. Between Jaime - the edgy, gorgeous bartender - and Matthews - the Chris Evans look alike she'd dreamt about for years - what was a girl to do? Both of them seem to have adulting down-pat. Jaime has plans, exudes confidence, and he'd give anything for Emma. But Matthews has a proper job, there's eleven years of history there, and he would give anything for Emma, if only he didn't feel like he was betraying Craig...

Margaret "The Nerd" Fabian navigates the highs and lows of middle and high school. All the while dealing with a hidden disability.

The story of a young man, who grows up in an abusive house hold, is adopted, and his struggle through life. coming soon

Dying is hard, living is harder. Making order of disorder and finding companionship in an accompanying world is impossible. And to fight the impossible and inevitable is Human. Make sense of the senselessness with me.

Three women, three different time periods, one house. How are all three of these souls connected, and what will they find hidden within the walls of the place they call home?

Prompt: A kid takes a small seashell out of a jar at a friend's house. Not a seashell, but I don't need to take those from people.

A mix of historical fiction, autobiography and fan fiction. Just because I'm loosing tells the story of three very different kids and the bands that saved their lives.

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I confess, I'm a mid-twenties pseudo-adult with a short attention span and a penchant for self-deprecation. The following stories are real and no names have been changed to protect anyone because really this is just me struggling with adulthood while trying to reign in an overactive imagination. I'm trying to be funny, just go with it, okay?

John Green once said that many first works are semi-autobiographical, and thousands of others have told me to write what I know. So I will try. Any reads/follows/upvotes are greatly appreciated. If you like this check out my poetry collection The Poet Waits Quietly to Paint the Unsaid.

Understandably fast food isn't one of the most fulfilling jobs or the highest paying, 12.38 dollars an hour is a measly wage but to be fair the tasks aren't that hard. After nine months here I am beginning to understand how it alters the mind, you get so bored you begin to notice smaller things about people. The enlarged pupils, scars, shaky hands and bruises. You see things that can change your perspective, ultimately I don't think it was bad for my mind, if anything I've had experiences that allow me to take different perspectives on life, on people. Prologue exert: Everyone has a different definition of paradise, weather its a sunlit beach where waves gently lap at the sand, a valley filled with perfumed flowers or a glistening, snowy utopia. Many never live to feel true paradise no matter how hard they pursue it, so they reach for euphoria in other ways. People take off, escaping on intergalactic journeys using plants, powder and pills. Later, coming back down to their mundane reality. We get taught in school about drugs, the dangers of such a poisonous and addictive escape though many choose to completely ignore these precious threats.