Taino cerita

Sooo I just watched Wakanda Forever and.... I cried a lot But I think we can all agree that Namor is fineeeeeee. So here we are making a fanfic of him. This fanfic is going to be adding the Taino culture (because I'm puertorican) and the name of the god you see on the title is the god of sun of the taínos, and this will be a male reader because we all love a twink Latino. You are the sun of a god at least that's what you're 30 moms tells you but your adoptive dad is a Cacique you were basically a prince until...

This is a story using my indigenous Taino heritage language. Each story with a lesson about life.

Yuracan is a Taino God who has had enough of humans. Will he smite them? Will he play a game of Botey ball against them? Find out in Yuracan and the Lost Winds.

A short story that weaves a narrative of a courageous Taino young woman and what happens to her and her people at Columbus' arrival. Her name is Yuiza and this is how I imagined her story went.

a short story about a NY neighborhood in the 60s that deals with race relations and hate crimes

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In a world shaped by Norse gods and ancient magic, Astrid lives hidden in the woods-a fire witch who chose exile over love. Though she appears young, she is over a century old, displaced from modern-day Puerto Rico into a medieval timeline where fate is law and the gods are never wrong. She refuses love magic, not out of cruelty, but because every spell of the heart has a cost-and she's already paid too much. Her only companion is Rye, her familiar and brother in spirit, a being who can see the future and shift between forms. They are not siblings in the traditional sense; they are survivors of broken timelines where each lost the other. In this world, they chose to remain together, bound by choice rather than blood, protecting one another from destinies that once destroyed them. When Orion, a knight sworn to the gods, seeks Astrid's help, he becomes something she never wanted-her apprentice. He is water to her fire: steady, devout, and human. As magic awakens within him, so does a forbidden connection between them. But for witches like Astrid, love shortens life itself. To love is to burn faster, and no one knows how much time she truly has left. As a god-devoted faction known as the Aesir Guard begins hunting those who defy divine order, Astrid, Rye, and Orion are forced into a final reckoning-between fate and free will, devotion and defiance, love and survival. It's a story about chosen family, clashing worlds, elemental magic, and the terrifying question of whether love is worth the life it costs.

This story follows how one woman turned into the most feared and well known of Caribbean folklore characters - La Diablesse (loosely translated as She Devil) a creature of fantastic beauty with a telltale cloven hoof that lures men to their death.

One girl. One island. One chance of survival.

With this story we see a fictional perspective of the Taino Spirituality. Is a story about a girl who get lost in the woods in spiritual grounds. Cover Artwork by ASR Picture taking by JRC

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There are rumors on the island that a woman bewitches men and all cruel humans. She has her feet backwards.

Atabey is one of two supreme deities of the Taino people. She is the goddess of fresh water and fertility. She is also known as Caguana a spirit of Love and Guabancex the violent wild mother of storms, volcanoes and earthquakes. The Taino's used to worship her and hold her on high but she noticed as time went on her people worshiped her less and less as they became more consumed with modern advances. This caused Atabey's powers to diminish and she has become weak. It became difficult for her to watch over the Caribbean. Less and less people believed in her. She looked to the mortals and noticed that many of them have either became lazy, self absorbed, or both. Though there were many advances to modernize the people and make their work lives easier the enviorment around them has been neglected and abuse through the modern advancement. "These mortals have become so self absorbed and gluttonous that they don't realize the how their selfishness causes destruction around them. At this pace no one animal or human will have clean water and I will disappear. What could I do to get their attention to get them to make a change?"

Story about envy and how can change who we are.

A narrative anthology based on the American Oracle and my life as the Amsterdam Terror - my God, God of Jocks

12 year old Nazaria continues to have these strange lucid dreams, but when she explains them to family and peers they brush it off. It isn't until a visit to her Abuela's home in Manati, Puerto Rico, where she finally gets an answer to her questions. Only issue? they aren't dreams.

This is not a book I'm just showing off my quinceanera❣️

Perfect for fans of Percy Jackson and the Olympians and The Chronicles of Narnia. Irene Rosales Vivas is so stoked for summer to start. She daydreams about playing on her gameboy and 123 Pescao with her little brother, Alejandro, and hanging out with friends at the beaches of San Juan. Then her mami packs up the whole family in Papi's car and sets their destination for her estranged abuelo's home in Camuy. Upon meeting her abuelo, she notices how dismissive he is to her mami and how he makes everything about himself, souring her impression of the man. The last thing Irene expected was to find a huge mirror covered in Taíno markings in his office. When she and Alejandro touch it, a portal bursts to life. And to make things worse, her abuelo pushes them both through it, thrusting them into a world of magic, monsters, and where the gods are as real as you and me. Speaking of gods, on Irene and Alejandro's arrival, she accidentally cuts her hand on a statue which awakens an ancient Cacica, a warmongering chieftain whose magic was so powerful she had to be sealed away in stone. Now the gods have tasked them with the responsibility of finding and destroying the Cacica's amulet, the item that allows her to summon and control hupías, bad spirits which wreak havoc on the living. Sounds easy, right? Irene and Alejandro hoped so. Otherwise, the Cacica's first order of business would be sacrificing them to restore their abuelo to his prime so he can stand at her side and conquer everything in their path.

PhD Student Maria Yuquibo finds herself stranded on an unfathomably immense structure out in the middle of space whose surface holds not only endless space, but dark, endless rabbit holes on the nature of the galaxy and her existence. From lost societies, and political upheaval, to creatures with extra-dimensional power. What is this place? Where or when is it? How, and why did it come about? And most importantly who could built such a structure? Maria must navigate it all if she wants to find answers and get herself home.