Historias de Socialcriticism

place for all the words we often leave unsaid. A collection of texts meant to make you think, showing that no one is alone in this. In this book, I criticize the high expectations of society, the pressure, and how the world affects me. We forget ourselves in this big world because we are trying to find our place. However, we often lose focus and flee into a world that isn't real. Because of this, we don't realize how time is running away from us and loved ones are slipping away.

"Subs of Anarchy" is a collection of short stories.

Sometimes we have to open up to the world, but most of the time that would be impossible for some people, and most of the time we have to surrender to pathetic things like diaries as a way to open up. Made by: Akira Wendell Edwards

Critique of society, spiteful, cold-blooded, incisive.

A social observation on clout-chasers, especially in the era when the Internet spread memes faster than a gunshot and ends it so abruptedly. It is a metaphor driven piece, and it follows around a lobster, Formula One, and sociology. Stick around to discover how they all weave into the same catagory of clout-chasers.

The book is different from the others you read. The theme of this book deals with one of the basic disciplines of philosophy namely metaphysics, but social criticism will also occur in it. Well-known questions like: - What is the essence of man? - Should we be scared of death? - Why do we exist? Won't be answered in this, but will be explored in more detail. Please note that while reading this book you will also get additionally a large package of existential crises delivered free house! Cover made by myself

because sometimes when you've said all you have to say you can fold it up and it fits into a thimble A collection of love poetry, amazed poetry, sad poetry, angry poetry and all the rest. No depressing poetry. Mostly rhymed. This is the English part of my poetry. It's not a translation of my German poems, but a collection of completely different ones that happen to be in another language.

His family was killed by a beast and seeks revenge.

In 2055, a magnificent discovery happen. A new race of hominins is found frozen in deep Alaska. This unidentified-yet-hominin has a unique DNA that can be human next hope for life form. If only the human live style developed nicely not to capitalism nor otherwise... the chaos will not happen. The chaos that can lead to now-homo-sapiens extinction. Or maybe the born of New-"Human"-Type?? Well, whatever it is, what will happen is... your consciousness will be different, your pleasure will be different, This world's future will be different, or back to the primate era? Is that satisfied you enough? Will you surrender and give in, or will you fight for a different approach? They are infected, they attack you furiously, and they want to eat you, it's either they die or you die. But... They can be cured... Will you kill them? It is unclear which is luck, either you become one of them, or you go to heaven earlier..... if..... you go to heaven. So what are you going to do? Maybe by reading this whole story, you will find the best solution about how it can be... The next human future is actually in your hand... choose and act wisely... PS: This Novel will be published per chapter every week on Friday, 13:00 GMT. So stay tuned, and enjoy.

Nobody has never taken Doomsday literally. They only guess the end is their own death, like all these past years, decades, centuries and millenniums. But priests don't always have to be the best role model, and atheists can be perfectly better people than them. Abingdon is a very little and faithful village...well, barring some exceptions. This is the story of a group of friends that, making a bunch of blasphemy acts, will help to stop the real evil intention in the village.

This is basically a rant book without me having to rant. Welcome to the big sad!

bunch of short stories, poems, word stuffs cut short, the usual little things for a little mind.

It has been six years since Day D, during which only a few hours were enough to generate panic and chaos in Ecuador after the loss of control over the territory by both the government and the armed forces, as they did not know how to control the situation. No one knew what to do or how to act in the face of an event taken out of fiction, such as the Zombie Outbreak, something no one would have imagined could become real. In other existing official reports, only numbers are discussed from a general perspective. However, this one is different from the rest, since here it is the testimonies themselves who recount their stories from their own perspective, because I firmly believe that when talking about these topics, the human factor is the most essential, and this has been learned thanks to disastrous events that have occurred throughout the history of humanity. People tend to pay more attention when the story is told by a testimony who experienced the event. The advantages of this are that a natural, first-person account is obtained, with fewer assumptions than those that arise from saying things like "that must have been horrible," but instead, by having those who were present, affirmative sentences emerge such as "that was horrible." And that is precisely what is sought to be achieved with this compilation of interviews.