Terrestrial Stories

When you are the only one in the world who can smile, would you help other people use achieve happiness? Long ago, an alien race invaded Earth and developed a disease to destroy the human race. Now, an orphan girl wanders the world, hoping to cure the disease all on her own, with just a dog by her side. But when a secret of her past is revealed, she finds herself facing choices that she should never have to make. [excerpt] I grab the man's collar and look straight into his eyes. They were brown, yes, like many people up in these parts. But there was an obvious discoloration around the iris. Contacts! "Cruel!" I yell, grabbing Nike's scruff and pushing her away from the table. "A damned Cruel! What the hell is it doing in here?"

After accidentally killing her little brother with a newfound power, Delta Amatis flees home and finds herself in the hands of agents from the mysterious Area 51. There, Delta discovers that her whole life has been a lie, and learns of her true origins. But all is not well in the lab. With her new friends, Delta must expose the truth about Area 51 without exposing the truth about herself and harming the people she loves.

A cluster of lights have appeared above the Earth. They've remained a mystery for three years and have made everyone seem to go crazy with fear or awe and Yvette Byrne is sick of it. Three years later, on the very night the orbs appeared, Yvette grows tired of the wishers, people who believe that the mysterious stars could manifest their deepest desires if they whisper a wish to the skies. Disgusted by the mere mention of the word "wish" she glares to the sky, distracted by what she believed to be a falling star. She collides with a man thought to be dead on contact, a man she discovers to be different, a man who changes her life and might possibly bring her back to believe in wishing on falling stars.

" Merka heard a thud and now the yellow tube had little gray legs that attached it to the floor." "Again he heard a clicking" "We do not mean any harm." ---------------------------------------------- Merka and his pod had just parted from the red kelp at first dawn when the 'sky' above them seemed to have cracked. Wary he and his mother hide as a new species seemed to have appeared from the rift in the 'sky'. A species that unknowingly brought a dangerous foe hidden amongst them. (The story was rather short so I just stretched it out so that it wouldn't just be 2-3 chapters)

This collection of my original poetry explores the duality of the terrestrial and the celestial.

The story of Sienna Telestial, her best friend Rosa Apollyon, and her mentors Avel Celestial and Neoma Terrestial, are up against a great curse, The Orchidaceae Curse, or rather simply known as Orchid. Sienna was the Telestial princess, an evil kingdom in the afterlife. Filled with monsters and witches. But Sienna isn't so monstrous, in fact, she's in love with a human. But that's forbidden. The only few Telestials who help keep her secret are her sister, Amara Telestial, and her best friend, Rosa Apollyon. Rosa Apollyon is the lesbian play-girl of the kingdom. Pink body, pink hair. She has lots of self confidence, and is very flirtatious. The Telestials love her for her extreme pride and sassiness. Orchid, or rather known as The Orchidaceae Curse, is a personified curse between an Orchid Flower, and a Wolfsbane. In the Royal Celestial Greenhouse, the two flowers accidentally mixed, and not only did they breed, but the product was cursed with Celestial and Telestial Royal magic. The curse is contagious, and takes a being as a host, searching for it's perfect match, but also killing whoever it uses as a host, but leaves in the end. Avel Celestial is King of the Celestial Kingdom. He has bravery, strength, and is a great overall leader. He has red-orange hair, freckles, and green eyes. Neoma Terrestrial is a warrior Queen. Empress of the Terrestial kingdom, kingdom of the moon, and night. Shining purple and indigo hair, dark skin, and teal eyes. She has wisdom, knowledge, and survival skills. Read on to learn their stories.

A butcher and a lumberjack work together against an oncoming threat that could effect their livelihood. In a small town of Abel, there live two brothers, Wyatt and Beck Muntz. Wyatt is a local butcher who sells meat to customers so he can feed their families, while Beck is a local lumberjack that sells lumber to clients who use it to make furniture. All of this changed when rumors spread across of unknown creatures terrorizing the town . As a result, many businesses take a hit, including Wyatt and Beck's business. The duo take matters to their own hands as they journey fro to five cities in Alaska while guiding a group of young hunters to confront and relocate the creatures in order to save both their town from famine.

This is an action packed story centered around a not so normal boy and his robot. Experience with Jacob the hardship he has to endure to save humanity. So come along while we fight off all the aliens that would definitely kill you without the help of Jacob Green. This is a work in progress any comments are greatly appreciated! Thank You For reading!!

- - Sometimes destiny is so powerful even the darkest path cannot block it. - - A University ritual. Five young men hoping to avoid the short straw. Jackson Brown Sparrow loses, and as he reaches up into the hat for a small piece of paper that foretells his destiny over the next 2 days, he feels a tug on his hand and switches papers. The rest of his life surrounds this moment. An angry Pharmaceutical company owner. William Meyer is out for revenge, and a horrific experiment is approved. A birth mother, an underground lab and sixteen years of hell in a white concrete room with no color. White bedding. White chairs. No color. Anywhere. Can any good come of a child raised and contained in such an environment? Exit God Out is a trilogy in the genre: (Metaphysical-Spiritual) Science Fiction. Writes April K. Reeves: "While the genre suggests fiction, everything in these pages is possible."

Inspired by the writings of Terry Bisson's ''They're Made out of Meat'', 1991 Short story written out of the perspective of the 'meat'.