Socialcommentary Stories

"good from far but far from good" Wealthy American family with father, John Warren and wife/mother, Laura Warren, to five children. 4 boys and 1 girl. Jackson...

Ann Charlotte thought she had escaped the spotlight. But the digital alter ego she created-Freya Wild-is now a global icon. To protect the people she loves, Ann flees to...

Do you think you control your own fate? [Open fanfic inspired by the BTS Music Videos "Run", "Awake", and "Epiphany".]

What if bullying... felt like justice? John Fulan is a middle-aged idealist who starts a viral movement to shame rule-breakers. It works-until people start dying. Is pub...

لَمْ يَكُنِ البَطُّ هُنَا لِيَكُونَ جَمِيلًا. لَمْ يَكُنْ لِيُغَنِّي أَوْ يَرْقُصَ. لَمْ يَكُنْ أَبَدًا لِيُخْرِجَ لَهَاثَهُ عَنَّا. بِطُوطُ بْنُ بَطٍّ؟ بَطٌّ وَحْشِيٌّ...

The Capitol's new twist? We vote. In the first Quarter Quell, every citizen is forced to vote for which children get sent to die. Forrest Hawthorne is sixteen, angry, a...

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 peopl...

The world as he knew it is gone. Society cast him aside-marked defective, disposable. Now he's trapped in the Underground, a brutal game where survival is the only rule...

What happens when the healer of an oppressive, tiny village helps her younger brother learn magic, giving him a chance at living a decent life? Nothing good.

Welcome to the Apartment Building. If you've ever been told to "just work harder," this one's for you.

In a near-future America, citizen Ryan Sarkin rises to power by reporting "anti-social" neighbors, earning plaques, praise, and fear. When he's selected for a...

This piece is a chaotic sermon dressed in satire, stitched with absurdity, and delivered by a narrator who can't quite decide whether they're joking-or warning you. Figu...

A collection of skywalkerstudios' short works based simply around conversations, originally posted on her instagram account by the same name.

Bronze is a poignant and quietly powerful short story about identity, belonging, and the quiet resistance of walking through a world that wasn't made for you. Set in a f...

Charlie Wyan, an overworked girl in her 20s living in NYC, encounters two celebrities in the same week. Between her three jobs and dates that may or may not be real, Cha...

Sick. Corrupted. Broken. Disordered. Since the first person Changed, there have been many names for David's kind. The latest to take root is simple-Lamb. A patient turn...

A crowded tram. A cosmic love letter. A sharp bite into the fabric of society, like the sound of a ripe red apple. Welcome to my collection of weird and random short sto...

Anonymity was their shield, unity their revolution.

This book is brutal. It is not for the weak. It will offend you. It will question what you were taught. It will drag your pride and slap your excuses. But it will also s...

> I am Jemar Ocon, known as Lonewolfbejie-a poet, critic, and witness of this broken world. These essays are not meant to comfort. They are born from the streets, fro...