Literature Stories

"Stupid Samuel and Other Stories" is a literary collection of stories, mostly satirical, commenting on social, political and other issues. This book also contains Interrogative pieces that explore the human condition, including but not limited to, debilitating phobias, alternative reality, and cultural beliefs. #1 in Literature stories (02.08.2026) ----- All rights reserved by @J. Lee Kennedy, except for images contained in this book. Copyright of images, including cover art, belong to their rightful owners, and are attributed accordingly, or used in accordance with the rules of Creative Commons licensing as "fair use." Altered, filtered, or edited images are copyrighted by the author in its final form

Every good story needs a plot twist. Mine just walked back into my life. Isabella Colin loves her quiet life. She's a second-year Literature major who is perfectly happy hiding behind a stack of rom-com books. But her world gets a lot louder when her childhood crush, Eric Larson, transfers to her college. Eric Larson , He's the boy she hasn't spoken to in years, and now he's a sharp Law student who seems to be everywhere she goes. He's back in her life, and this time, he isn't just a memory-he's the one person who might change her entire story.

raze: (verb) : to destroy to the ground The return of David Williams, the smart-ass half cast causes a tremor to the foundation Oluchi has spent years building. Oluchi has only one goal in mind, beat David Williams fair and square and finally prove once and for all that she's the smartest student SGC has ever produced. With unplanned friendships, lies, more lies, and an enemy out to destroy, will oluchi be able to come out unscarred?

I'll write a description when it's not 3am 😭✌️

An everlasting collection of my abstract thoughts.

♟️🗝️ Set in the late 1930s and early 1940s, the story unfolds across the grand estates of two families whose fortunes and influence have been built over generations. The Fontaines and the Hadleys are bound by history, business, and carefully maintained appearances, yet rivalry and hierarchy shape every interaction within and between their households. The world they inhabit is one of polished floors, sunlit gardens, and shadowed corridors; a world in which wealth and lineage dictate worth, and social expectation weighs heavier than desire. Each family moves within its own rhythm, defined by tradition, discipline, and the inheritance of power, while the larger world edges toward war, shifting both perception and opportunity. Through the gaze of the younger generation, the story captures the tension of inherited expectation and the fragility of relationships shaped by legacy. It is a tale of households governed by hierarchy, of children raised to respect, observe, and measure, and of a society poised on the brink of upheaval. The aesthetic is slow, intimate, and precise: sun-drenched afternoons, stormy evenings, quiet corners where glances carry meaning, and every gesture, every word, is laden with consequence.

This Book is not a story based book, but a book to understand the fundamental functions of the Cheetah Power world. This is crucial if you are planning to make a Cheetah Power based book. Also, if you are an scammer, do not even try. I see your every move.

A book filled with poems,essays, and letters you can dedicate to every person you meet. Note: This book is considered as Literary Anthology. All the photos in this this book are from Pinterest, including the image in the book cover. I do not claim them as my own, I give rightful credits to the real owner/s. The cover of this book is designed in canva thus some changes may occur. The names of the people that are mentioned in some chapters are all alternative including some places.

Somewhere between midnight confessions and morning coffee, I turned my almosts and goodbyes into poetry. If you love stories that ache and glow at the same time, you'll feel at home here. I'll be waiting in the words.

Flash fiction featuring a catgirl and a catboy that, thanks to their nature akin to Schrödinger's Cat and other abilities (e.g. nine lives as incarnations), have countless "multiversions" and so can be the protagonists of almost any story... and make a difference with their feline traits and behavior -or just their optimism-

She's a rising star in Korea's film industry, finally on the verge of her biggest breakthrough. He's the K-pop idol everyone's watching-young, magnetic, and completely impossible to ignore. Reena Seo Valenti didn't plan to get distracted. Jung Haemin didn't plan to captivate her. But when their worlds collide on a project that could make or break them both, everything changes-dreams, ambition, and the heart she thought she had under control.

A rom-com 'meet cute' between a florist and barista 🌷☕💌 #1 in 𝐇𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐦𝐚𝐝𝐞 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐬 ♡

This are my collection of poems which maybe, can make you weep, can make you happy, can let you imagine different scenarios in life. Explore how a poet views his world !!

No Longer Human (Japanese: 人間失格, Hepburn: Ningen Shikkaku), also translated as A Shameful Life, is a 1948 novel by Japanese author Osamu Dazai. It tells the story of a troubled man incapable of revealing his true self to others, and who, instead, maintains a façade of hollow jocularity, later turning to a life of alcoholism and drug abuse before his final disappearance. The original title translates as "Disqualified as a human being" or "A failed human".The book was published one month after Dazai's suicide at the age of 38. No Longer Human is considered a classic of postwar Japanese literature and Dazai's masterpiece. It enjoys considerable popularity among younger readers and ranks as the second best-selling novel by publishing house Shinchōsha, behind Sōseki Natsume's Kokoro. Added with entertaining illustrations to make it more enjoyable and understandable. Mostly found in Pinterest, so credits to the respectful owners of the images presented in each parts.

SAN FRANCISCO SERIES 2 Some loves are simply about being present for the duration of what's real, about choosing someone with full knowledge of the cost, about walking toward the edge because the view along the way is worth the falling. I walked toward it. She was worth every step. And maybe that's what makes it what it is. Not tragic. That word is too easy, too dramatic, too borrowed from stories that haven't earned it. Just true. Just real. Just the specific weight of two people who loved each other within the limits of their circumstances, who tried within the architecture of almosts they'd built around themselves, who were - from the very beginning, from the first haiku pressed into her hands at a café table in San Francisco - always going to be almost. Never quite ours. In every universe, I find you first. Even saying goodbye.

I turn my grief into verses so it has somewhere to sit quietly.

He was raised between two worlds-but belonged to neither. Henrick Benticks, the polished son of a powerful British businessman, grew up beneath the heavy shadow of Empire in Calcutta. He spoke English with inherited authority and Bangla with stolen intimacy. He ate fish and chips at formal tables, and ilish bhapa in the warm chaos of Bengali homes. Literature was his quiet rebellion-the life he was never allowed to live. Instead, he became a businessman, a critic of stories he never dared to write, and a man who learned to observe emotions rather than feel them. Until he saw her. Monomohini was nothing more than a maid in his mansion. Invisible by design. Replaceable by status. But she carried herself with a quiet elegance that did not belong to servitude. Her words were precise. Her eyes were knowing. Her silence was not submission-it was restraint. Beneath her obedience lived a secret life he could not see, and that mystery drew him like gravity draws a falling star. Henrick fell first. Helplessly. Recklessly. What began as curiosity became obsession. What became obsession became love. But love, in their world, was not permitted. When her family arranged her marriage, Henrick did the unthinkable. He destroyed her future to claim her for himself. He forced tradition to bend. He forced society to choke on scandal. He forced her to become his wife. He was wrong. Because Monomohini was never fragile. She was never powerless. And she was never his. He believed he had rescued her. He believed he knew her. He was wrong. Because Monomohini was never just a maid. And the most dangerous stories are the ones written by those no one notices. Some stories begin with love. This one begins with a mistake.

He learned how to disappear before anyone could hold him. She never asked him to be different, only to be present. Some love stories end in forever. This one begins when running stops working.

How else could I breathe properly, if not by lifting my pen and letting myself feel alive?

Songs for a Journey is a collection of poems exploring life's twists, love's whispers, and lessons that shape us. With use of rhetoric and raw emotion, these verses echo the rhythms of the heart, sharing human experiences. A melodic companion for every path. #1 rhetoric