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  • Countryhumans headcanons by oddlister_
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    Just little headcanons I have of some countries :D
  • I know why broken men build by shawnnsl
    shawnnsl
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      Reads 37
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    This collection emulates the feelings that engulfed me when i first met a person who i regarded as my lover. It's a work in progress
  • The Past. by oddlister_
    oddlister_
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    It was about to be St. Vincent and the Grenadines Independence Day in a week. St. Vincent was just getting ready for it, and they were cleaning out their attic for the celebration. They never thought they would find what they had found there. A time machine that would take them back. Way back. To days they would... let's say, rather not remember. TW: Swearing/cursing Colonization Mentions of amnesia (can't remember the past)
  • Badass Women in Music by someunoriginalname
    someunoriginalname
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    A list of strong, powerful, inspiring and unforgettable female musicians who you need to know
  • The Making Of A Man. by JulianGale8
    JulianGale8
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    The story of my fathers journey into the Royal Navy and beyond.
  • Broken Trident by oddlister_
    oddlister_
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    Barbados is accused for multiple stabbings. Did he really do them...? ⚠️THIS IS NOT HISTORY, THIS IS JUST A RANDOM COUNTRYHUMANS STORY⚠️
  • Best Music Of The Caribbean by iamsusiii
    iamsusiii
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    Hear me now.
  • Hunter Chronicles: Echoes Of Jumbie Road by JhmarcS
    JhmarcS
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    Fifteen-year-old Kyan Hunter never asked for magic. He just wanted to survive church camp and keep his head down during the carnival break, and maybe break a few rules with his bestfriend Sam. But rules are made for a reason, after accidently opening a shadow road linking the spirit world with his, a mysterious earthquake shakes the ground beneath Victory Heights, Kyan begins to see things-glimpses of creatures from island tales, eyes in the canopies, tiny rat-like men and a serpent woman made of moonlight and river water. Suddenly, the rules of the world shifts. The counselors are hiding something, the forest feels alive, and the old stories his grandmother warned him about? They're no longer just bedtime tales. As strange markings appear on his skin and whispers call him deeper into the bush, Kyan is forced to confront who he is-and what he's becoming. Because in Trinidad and Tobago, some myths are alive. And they know your story.