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Book Descriptions are so Irritating. If you want to read a book, just read it. Why do you want to know the description? -That's Kai, and this is his story. Excuse me, whoever is writing a shit of my life, get your head checked. What's there to even write about my life? -A book unlike any other, focusing on Kai's monologues of life and his journey to find his purpose in life. Excuse me, what!!!, That makes me seem like I am depressed, I am fucking not!!! -Join him on his journey of badminton and contemplate thoughts about life. It's not that deep, dude, stop!!! -Junior school last year arc is undergoing.

No one is safe. The torch of man and every single intelligent being on the planet is at stake. A hyper-intelligent race known as the Endall sees themselves as the superior race and they will die trying to defend that title. There are trillions upon trillions of these things that were created by the uncaring hands of evolution as a deadline that humanity failed to reach. And then there's Mosh. Mosh is a seemingly normal giant that is nothing but a pawn in the human military's eyes but to the Writer, he's everything. A select few know who the Writer is and even fewer know the prophecy the Writer has planned for Mosh. But Mosh doesn't know. Mosh is just living his life and sees himself as an unfortunate bystander in a global crisis. But he's being watched by more than just the Writer. Viewer Discretion is advised for violence, gore, language, alcohol use, and sexual themes.

ɴᴏᴛᴇꜱ ꜰʀᴏᴍ ᴛʜᴇ ᴡʀᴏɴɢ ʟɪꜰᴇ this is just an archive/diary of the author because even the worst ideas need to rot somewhere. ✩₊˚.⋆☾⋆⁺₊✧

"I don't want your trust. I only want you to keep me." °°°°°° In this world nothing matters or maybe it does but Qiza does not care about anyone or anything, she is waiting for her end. Only one thing, one person matters most to Waheed. Some say he is bewitched and some say he is obsessed. Fate? Love? Despair and untold truths. This is their journey and how their lives are entwined.

(inside a bi-polar mind: Book Three) more thoughts, musings, writings from a bi-polar mind.

In a distant future, humans and anthropomorphic animals live side by side in perfect harmony. Sharing cities, careers, and equal rights, they believe this peaceful coexistence is how the world has always been. But when a young human uncovers an erased piece of history, a terrifying truth begins to surface: animals were not always intelligent-and the reason why has been deliberately forgotten. As the revelation spreads, fear replaces trust. Society fractures. Humans turn on animals, animals retreat in terror, and the world teeters on the edge of collapse. Caught in the chaos, a small group of young humans and animals race to uncover the truth behind the lost past-one powerful enough to either heal the world or destroy it forever. The Age of Unison is a gripping science-fiction tale about unity, fear, and the dangerous cost of forgotten history.

*record scratch, freeze frame* Yep, that's me. You're probably wondering how I got here. How does a privileged boy from Florida end up being gay in Durham? Stick around to find out!

Of radiant echoes and shadowy bliss. A plethora of worded reflections, Descending in radiance from a swaying mind. For the final breaths of words unsaid, are shadowy tales of bliss uncapped. And so these are the fragments of my fleeting soul- seasoned with a dash of poetry, a twist of spoken word. A pinch of aspiration and a whole load of passion. _______ Please Note; I mostly write narrative poetry, and perhaps occasional prose. So should you crave a peculiar mix of poetry and storytelling- Do come in and have a look. *Cover Credit: @sunshinerayzz

Mhangura is one of the strongest and most prolific fighters in the village of Makura, but he's harboring a secret that could turn his entire life upside down. With the recent happenings in the neighbouring village of Rujeko culminating to a breaking point, he is left with no choice but to intervene and potentially expose himself. With the Festival of The Four Villages fast approaching and tensions between the two villages brewing, it's only a matter of time before the spirit of vengeance, something sinister that has sunk its claws into the depths of the kingdom, emerges from the smoke and swallow more innocents. Updates Mondays and Fridays

Before Paul Donavan was Agent Operator, there was things that leave trauma in him, first his "father" then the Harvard. Grisha Myskin...

The government calls it a Sweep. They say it keeps people safe. In reality, this is how they erase us. In a world obsessed with perfection, social deviants are shunned and hidden away. They face exile, physical torture, poked and prodded until they've been deemed 'cured'. I live in a system built to erase my existence. I am Unsound.

Can a teen actor live and love with the camera on?.In this short story A teen actor called Margret when the drama from her TV shows stops being the only drama in her life. In a world where she meets Malachi Barton, McKenna Grace, Mason Thames and Walker Scobell. *I do not romanticize or sexualize any real actors*

A brilliant, emotionally isolated engineer builds an AI designed to mirror his own mind, only to discover-after living an entire alternate life-that understanding reality means relinquishing the need to control it.

Thoughts and Words to myself

Some doors are already open. Most people pass by.

Burakkuhōru Tamashī Tensei: Kyōju no Tamashī ga Isekai ni Suikomareru, a captivating fantastical world filled with magic, danger, and new beginnings. Follow his thrilling journey as he he navigates through epic battles, discovers ancient secrets, and faces powerful adversaries in his quest to understand his new destiny.

What happens when a city forgets its own name? One morning, everyone realizes they can no longer remember the word that once held their city together. The streets remain. The river still flows. People go to work, fall in love, argue, grieve. But without a name, systems begin to fail-banks freeze, borders blur, records erase themselves, and memory becomes unstable. The Day the City Forgot Its Name follows an archivist who watches history quietly reject authority, and a delivery driver whose familiar routes start to lose meaning. As the city unravels, its residents are forced to confront an unsettling truth: names don't just describe places-they authorize ownership, power, and belonging. This is a slow-burn, idea-driven story about memory, bureaucracy, colonial legacy, and what remains when certainty collapses. There are no easy answers, no restored order-only the question of how to live honestly inside a place that refuses to be possessed. If you like stories that linger, unsettle, and stay with you long after the last line, this city is waiting.