Socialcommentary Stories

There is no such thing as happily ever after. It is about what comes after- when love erodes, when responsibility is neglected, and when faith is forced to reconcile with reality. Rupturing the illusion of calm. Not to comfort but to examine. A repudiation. A reminder not to go back to that point again. Warning: Contains themes of sexual abuse and abusive behaviour. Some readers may find this triggering. Please proceed with care.

The story continues as the mysterious warden of Zig-Zig is eventually informed about Herschel's escape. Against every principle of his precious Dalmicir school, Lyeasrakardsul submits and asks the Knomes for help before finally receiving the dreaded p-wyrd. Herschel is arrested as a chicken thief and brought to the town Stagna where he has been prejudged as a p-e-r-v-e-r-t by popular opinion, and where he will have some of the most significant encounters in his life.

Eleanor Voss's life is the rhythmic lurch between briefings and after-hours triage. She can make a joke sound like policy, a denial sound like comfort - but the jokes stop landing when the President declares "Economic Independence Day," orders money redesigned with his portrait, and decides the calendar needs a thirteenth month. Each morning she wakes to a new small catastrophe and a pile of color-coded folders that must be made to mean something. With dark humor and an unblinking eye for the machinery behind headlines, this novel follows Eleanor as she trades good faith for survival, allies for alliances, and sleep for contingency statements. The West Wing's cast - an iron-general, a crooked fixer, a constitutional scholar who keeps trying to stitch the country back together - are both comic and tragic. As the spin tightens, Eleanor must ask: how far will she go to save a nation that no longer recognizes itself? Funny, sharp, and humane, this is a story about the absurdity of power and the people who stand between spectacle and ruin.

I've spent a lot of time thinking about what it truly means to call the Philippines 'HOME.' It's a place of incredible warmth and breathtaking beauty, but it also has its shadows and its struggles. I decided to put those feelings into words. My new poetry collection on Wattpad, Chosen Land, Beloved Beat , is my honest tribute to our country-capturing both the gold and the grit of our islands. I'd love for you to take a look and let me know which piece resonates with you the most. Follow me on Wattpad if you want, I am John Mark N. Luciano (@DonJuanMarco), if you saw the name of Moriones Zazadevha, that was my former Wattpad account. I would be publish One Poem, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. 12:00 am(Philippine Time) (All criticism will be accepted as long as it does not contain any foul language or insults. Let us keep our Good Manners and Right Conduct. To God be the Glory.)

Fiametta Giangrande has always had a vision to change the world. At twenty-four her life is defined by dead end work, anger at the systems in place, and the comfort of the only person who understands her. But when her partner Dante dies Fia is left alone to navigate a world that rewards cruel people who use real harm to line their pockets. The Little Flame is a dark psychological thriller about grief, loneliness, rage, power, and what happens when an unexpected person decides to flip the script and take her power back.

I could describe the story for you here but I don't want to. It's short. You will finish reading before you even manage to blink your eyes.

Preparing for the arrival of his King, the unfortunate antihero Baron is informed by his doofus of an assistant Barnaby that a plague has seemingly spread through out the town. In an attempt to dismiss this plague as mere rumors, the Baron finds his problems escalating swiftly. Will he be able to please his king and maintain his title as baron or will the chin diaper wearing Peasants have his head on a silver platter?

Jondor and Francis, now happily married, enjoy their honeymoon on the Planet Jaris. Sequel to "Gondia Vlog"

Follow young dissent Elizabeth Blair, as she travels across the country to take down her corrupt, totalitarian government, along the way meeting the dorky former military general, Ben O'Brien. __________________________________________ Updates happening now! I'll add some more descriptions after a few more chapters ___________________________________________ Thanks for over 300 reads! :D

In a world where whiskers are the only way people can navigate safely, one influencer decides they are ugly. Her solution? Cut them off. Soon everyone is following the trend. But when people begin crashing into walls, tripping in the streets, and losing their sense of direction, it becomes clear that this "fashion statement" might destroy an entire society.

Corrupt leaders are vanishing. No trials. No chaos. Just silence. In a world where divine justice might be real, what happens when fear is no longer needed to keep people good? 📸 Maya, a journalist chasing the truth, documents a world unraveling - or perhaps, finally healing.

Sofia, a grown woman, travels back in time to understand her father. Her present reality dissolves, and she returns to her childhood in the park where it began. Then she and her family journey to Norway-a trip filled with comic and philosophical reflections. In a surreal journey to the Norwegian fjords, she expects fantasies of trolls, goblins, elves, and the midnight sun. Instead, she confronts a world on the brink of collapse, threatened by the Universal Digitizer (UD)--a machine that strips people of individuality, creativity, and color, turning them into automatons. Guided by her whimsical father, and a hilariously wise mentor named Humberto (a chain-smoking, Spanish speakin, possibly gay, duck), Sofia must find the strength to battle the mysterious purple cat (a drag queen?) who created the UD and invited a looming darkness that threatens her family, her future, and the entire universe. Together, Sofia and Humberto create the Great Demagnitizer (GD), a device designed to erase the destructive certainty that clouds minds, restoring freedom of thought and reigniting creative energy. Along the way, Sofia encounters trolls who run a harassment-driven troll farm, elves symbolizing high school cliques, jellyfish embodying gender fluidity, goblins representing chaos, and bats as guardians of our darkest thoughts. In the finale, the GD and UD harmonize and recapitulate the Big Bang. Through it all, the breathtaking Norwegian landscapes shimmer with ethereal light, infused with ancient magic. More than a fantasy, this is a deeply human tale of resilience, identity, and the bonds between fathers and daughters. As Sofia's father reveals his buried childhood trauma, their shared journey becomes a testament to love, healing, and the triumph of imagination. Blending science, humor, and heart, Memory's Waterfall is a genre-defying novel that leaves fathers laughing, daughters inspired, and readers reminded that even in the darkest places, light can prevail.

"I have received the prophecy. Your child, Yves Karimlan, will change the world." This very sentence ruined my life. I was supposed to be blessed, right? I was supposed to be this perfect, gifted noble. But the prophet never said if that "change" would be for the better... or worse.

Poetry book contains of my literally and metaphorically journey to light and darkness of life.

In the near distant future, the year 2164, the world as it was, has fallen apart. Decades prior, the planet suffered at the hands of humans. Storms, draughts, and natural disasters plagued the Earth. Eventually, a new world order arose in the chaos, known as 'The Aqua.' Now, The Aqua control everything including the rehabilitation centers where the impoverished, go to be "reprogrammed." The thing is, once they go in they never come back and society has been enslaved to The Aqua. Enter team Delta; resistance soldiers Rami, Simon, Reed, and Cole who find themselves deeper entrenched in their war than they ever thought possible.

An ongoing collection of my literary art.

The Red Cult exposes the dark side of conformity. From historical tragedies to modern-day cancel culture, this piece challenges us to embrace individuality and resist the pressure to conform.

WE'RE NOT RACIST

Jimmy follows along with his sister to The Theater. Candace has been waiting for several years to get tickets to the biggest show in the city. Despite his sister's enthusiasm, Jimmy is only able to see the exorbence of the ritzy guests. However, with his social criticisms aside, the rustic young man begins to enjoy the artistic flair of The Opera. After all, it is a show worth dying for!