Freeyourbody Histórias

Running away from their jobs as camp counselors, Ellie and Seb embark on a road trip with unexpected turns en route to their destination - New York. ***** Camp Raukawee was meant to be where Ellie Morrison and Sebastian Lee spent their summer working as camp counselors, but they've had enough. Escaping in the middle of the night, the friends hatch a crazy plan to make their way to New York to visit Ellie's dad, who she hasn't seen since he moved five years ago. Along the way, however, a series of cities and events have the pair not only questioning their individual futures, but wondering what will happen to the growing spark between them as the countdown to adulthood begins. [[word count: 90,000-100,000 words]] Cover designed by Gillian Goulet

Storie Sovany is used to being dismissed as the fat friend, until she moves from New York City to rural Ohio for college and the charming frat boy Liam Alexander approaches her. Torn between disbelief and flattery, Storie hopes her luck may have finally changed - but is it too good to be true? [author's note: this is not a romance!]

Leith Dyer is a columnist at successful online magazine Marigold. After two years of writing low-stake lists and occasionally helping to create a crossword puzzle or two, Marigold's editor-in-chief thinks it's time for Leith to write her first actual column - also known as an 'in'-piece - for this year's summer editions. The catch? The column has to be a witty, swoon-worthy commentary on today's dating market, with the red string tying everything together being nine first dates. For someone who's never dated before, that's a lot. But Leith seems to have no choice. In the midst of publicity chaos, online opinions, ship-wars and trying to hone her craft, Leith decides that the only way to not completely embarrass herself for all of the internet to see, is to take on a character. But when the success of her column starts to spiral out of control, the lines between the character Leith, the person Leith, and the columnist Leith start to blur. How much of her is real, and how much is fictional? And when it all comes down to it, which of these nine men even know the real her? A contemporary workplace romance about visibility, authorship, and the uncomfortable truth that some stories don't stay within the boundaries you set for them. New chapters every monday! Achievements :) #1 in firstdates #1 in cerebralpalsy #3 in freeyourbody

Story #1 in the 'The Hourglass Effect' series. She forgot it was an act. That it was a lie. She forgot that she's broken, and can't fall in love. So she made him fall for her . Made him think she was perfect. But what she didn't know, was that the boy that fell in love too easily already knew her secrets. All of them. All rights reserved© 2015 by staticdreams. (not all quotes are mine, and lowercase is intentional.) highest rank: #154 in short story.

Olivia Warren attends the annual Christmas party expecting it to be a snorefest, like all the previous years. That is, until then she runs into Davis LaRue, literally. A Christmas One-Shot.

a dialogue and mixed media short story about FELIX, a university student who hates his job at Ralpho's Pizza and GIANCARLO, an american who recently made the move across the pond with his univeristy's year-long study abroad program. ❝Your total is £4.58. Name?❞ ❝Giancarlo.❞ ❝Ugh.❞ ❝Don't scoff at me!❞ ❝You're named like a character from Downton Abbey.❞ ❝That's a great show, so I'll take that as a compliment.❞ ❝Eh, I'm more of a Coronation Street kind of lad. ❝Utter rubbish.❞ ❝Never say that again. Your salad should be ready in ten minutes.❞

A black woman's cries ain't heard in a white man's world.

COMING 2016. Teaser inside.

burn my paper soul with the fire of your love | POE 56 | cover cr @softaen

"They are all innocent until proven guilty. But not me. I am a liar until I am proven honest." ― Louise O'Neill, Asking For It When He confesses to his school that he's been raped, who is to be believed and who is lying through their teeth? The boy who is the best pitcher in the state could never be over powered, by a woman at that. He had to like it, no matter how many times he said no or bit back his tears. Boys are supposed to be built of cold and hard steel, but this boy is pure glass, waiting to shatter. Boys are never supposed to shatter, they can't even dent . They feel nothing, not even pain. Then he is not a boy. **Warning, book contains rape, self harm, depression and more. Can be triggering to many, read at your own risk.**

"How have you not fallen in love with me?" "Easy, you're a douchebag." Dialogue Story [1 in Short Story 23/7/2015]

Wattys 2017 winner in The Originals category!!!! This is NOT a romance between the main character and some hunky guy. These are the adventures of vampire Lena as she lives her life from day to day alongside her human flatmate Carmen. Together they encounter human rights activists (not what you think), overly attached exes, vampire geeks, quarrelsome shapeshifters, some really chill people, and a boy band. Let's Go For A Pint is a satire/genre parody revolving around tropes associated with vampire fiction (mostly tv and film portrayals but written works may be alluded) Season 1 is up. While marked as complete, expect ongoing editing and bonus content to appear. Cover made in Canva

Shonen O'Brien (avid gamer and theatre enthusiast) is captaining the school Drama Club, including their school production, he gets a pleasant surprise when Ellery Francis (Regis' notorious mystique) is there first day of the new term. She claims that her parents recommended Drama Club as occupational therapy after her last sex stunt at a party. Shonen O'Brien detests Ellery's existence, but in theatre, the show must go on even if panties and oral favours get in the way.

#FreeYourBody Sometimes, you just need someone to open your eyes to something much more.

In which Pretty Boy falls in Love with a Curvy Girl

Highest ranking- #60 (26/05/2016). Thank you for reading my book! ~****~ Austin 'Burger' Chamberlain, fifteen, is a boy who despises burgers. Yet, people call him 'Burger' because he looks like one. His family makes fun of the extra flab that hangs off his body, his school ignores him for his painful normalcy and his love life frowns upon him. Austin has no other option but to stay in his room and spend his time playing 'Asgard', an online fantasy role-playing game. But when he becomes friends with another player, who calls herself Chupacabra56, his life takes a fresh new turn. This story is about finding love in unexpected places, finding joy in the smallest of things, and finding true happiness in his own skin.

A boy. A girl. An undeniable love. And. One. Tragic. End. [ #173 in Short Story as of 13th July 2016]

a collection of poems in which you see through a see-through society. image link https://underthebluedoor.org/2013/11/19/no-society-wants-you-to-become-wise-it-is-against-the-investment-of-all-societies-if-people-are-wise-they-cannot-be-exploited-if-they-are-intelligent-they-cannot-be-subjugated-they-cannot/

Healing isn't the easiest thing for me to do. I've tried to find it in between pages and rib cages. In loud rooms and the quiet of racing heartbeats. In poetry and rage. In that space between childhood and growing pains. In apologies that I refuse to give and all the love I never took. I am a container for my words that lose meaning if I say them out loud. So I write them down. I write all of it down. The changes of heart, the weakness in my knees, the one eternal autumn where I learnt to be whole. Take it as you will, healing is all I have to share.