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  • A Heart Of Horse by TidtangNaporn
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    Hello everyone who come to read my novels This is my first novel. I am a Thai person who is practicing writing English. So my English may not be very good. I apologize I hope you like my novel.
  • Hope&Marble | Rykateal by Rykateal
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    Information of Hope&Marble Around 100 years ago, a major crisis occurred due to the movement of tectonic plates, causing continents to gradually shift closer to each other within a few years. This resulted in severe earthquakes, leading to catastrophic consequences. Many countries had to unite due to geographical factors as millions of people lost their lives. The rapid impacts harmed all life on Earth - seasons changed, numerous species went extinct, and new species emerged. Eventually, it all came to an end. When everything settled, continents merged into a massive landmass known as "Mainland." The uninhabited smaller landmasses, the islands, were referred to as "Sublands." Mainland was divided into two parts, and those with ideologies harmful to the system and development were exiled to the land called "Hope," while they referred to their own land with civilization as "Marble." "Marble is a land where people live with order under regulations, but in Hope, things are different. People don't adhere to norms and there are no laws. What you must learn is not to die within 30 days..." #Hopeandmarble
  • Wings Over the River by plengmeena
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    Wings Over the River is a lyrical tale of solitude, loss, and unexpected companionship. A quiet house by the river becomes the stage for a mysterious encounter: a lone narrator, a woman named Veena, and her companion Vayu-wanderers who carry the weight of an unnamed battlefield. In the stillness of shared coffee, silence, and fleeting laughter, their presence reshapes the narrator's world. But as Vayu's yearning for freedom deepens and fate begins to stir, love and grief entwine like wings above the water. Dreamlike and haunting, this story lingers in the heart long after the final page.