Semiautobiographical Stories

⊹ ࣪ ˖ ꫂ ၴႅၴ 𝐄𝐩𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐥𝐚𝐫𝐲 | 𝐇𝐢𝐝𝐝𝐞𝐧 𝐥𝐞𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐬 After her final act of love, Bhablyn thought her story had ended. But through hidden diary entries, unsent letters, and pages she left behind, a new truth unfolds - an epistolary confession about who was really there for her, and how her panic attack began because of them. Released: October 28, 2025 Revision: March 22, 2026 Completed: April 29, 2026

The Boys on the Corner is the prequel book in a heartfelt Brooklyn trilogy that includes A Foot in the Door and Somewhere Between Old and New. In 1973, fifteen-year-old Gerry and his crew rule their corner-until three older guys arrive and everything changes. This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products 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.

A world that's dystopian, and on most days, painfully normal. Dear reader, That's the world I live in. I'd like to believe my redemption was my own doing. That I was the hero in my story. But it wasn't me. It was someone else. Someone who taught me how to love. How to forgive. How to live. Someone who killed dogs for a living. In a world where our stomachs are filled with dog meat and our bodies full of symptoms, how has no one put two and two together? What if- Dog meat caused the illness. Hear me out: What if eating dog meat is the illness? What if-just what if-we made ourselves sick, and refuse to admit it?

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

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.

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.

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

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.

The ramblings of an insomniac. I'm not sleeping, so I might as well write.

What lengths would you go to in order to achieve your dreams? Spencer has always seen the world through numbers. While they watch those in negative numbers strive for positives and those in the positives risk everything to stay in the positives, they long for the simplest of numbers: Zero. At Zero, they will experience true tranquility and feel at peace with themself. To help reach as close to Zero as possible, Spencer writes books, novelettes, poetry and more. By sharing their experiences as an agender person living with a mother who doesn't understand them (nor try to), they hope to inspire others and assure them they are not alone. When Spencer is given the opportunity to work with a publisher and publish their own book, they are determined to write a romance book proposal that no one will want to turn down. The only problem: none of their ideas are authentic enough. Since Spencer never felt the need to date before, their writing teacher encourages them to pursue romance to help inspire their book. While Spencer is determined to not date anyone, they are willing to give it a try for the sake of their writing. And when they find out their cute classmate seems to be interested in them, they decide to see where their blossoming relationship will go. After all, they're willing to do anything to reach Zero.

Maeve grew up in a house full of people and somehow still felt completely alone. On the surface, her childhood had everything it was supposed to have - loving grandparents, family friends who felt like borrowed parents, a nice enough house in a nice enough neighbourhood. But beneath the dinner parties and the carefully maintained version of fine, things were louder and darker than anyone let on. A father who withdrew and then lashed out. A mother who was always somewhere else. Secrets that wouldn't reveal themselves for another two decades. She was a child who learned early how to stay quiet. To observe. To adapt. To survive what she didn't yet have the words to understand. What followed was a life marked by difficult choices, complicated relationships, and a constant search for something she couldn't quite name. Love, when it came, was often the wrong kind. The patterns were hard to break. And she broke anyway - more than once, more than she'd like to admit. But this is not just a story about what went wrong. It's about resilience. About unlearning. About facing the parts of yourself you'd rather avoid and choosing to rebuild anyway. Healing doesn't happen all at once - it happens slowly, quietly, through awareness and change and choosing differently, again and again, until one day you look up and realise you are no longer who you had to be just to survive. The Life I Fought For is fiction rooted in lives truly lived - messy, uncomfortable, and honest in a way that might hit a little too close to home. For anyone who has ever had to rebuild themselves from scratch. For anyone who is still in the middle of it. For anyone who made it through and is still figuring out what that means. Because sometimes, the longest journey is the one back to yourself.

What is a savior really?

Kind of a semi-autobiography where I try to find my writing style and explore my feelings.

Navigation of a writer's brain in the era of formal education and rudimentary 9-5 jobs, she purses a style she wants.... short story.

Identical twins, Einar and Eirik Vidarsson, attempt to handle high school, their sexualities, and deep family secrets that have driven them a part. While Einar wrestles with the aftermath of abuse and his internal struggle to trust anyone, Eirik confronts the complexities of love and his sexuality. Both boys will also need to learn to seek forgiveness, not from others, but from themselves. Throughout, they both must also deal with the complexities of dealing with the doctors, therapists, and the justice system. Trigger Warning: this book contains brief descriptions of violence. Trigger Warning: this book contains brief descriptions of violence. Cover Image made with the help of Dall-E #2 Abrosexual 3/14/2024 #1 SemiAutobiographical 3/14/2024

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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.