Marriageequality Stories

Tvesha is an activist fighting for Equality in marriage and her father Vishwas challenges her to marry Avyukt and then keep her point of view. This story revolves around her views on marriage and how Tvesha and Avyukt go through the ordeals that are put forth by the circumstances.

In this prose poem/flash fiction two estranged friends explore the power and pain of the adage "forgive and forget".

A short story based on the prompts for Furious Fiction January 2021.

A collection of autobiographical poems and vignettes that explore themes of self-identification, physical and emotional maturation, and sexuality.

The year is 2014, and the staff from Nonnatus House, most have passed away but there are 6 of them still alive and kicking and into their 80th year of life. They are all in same sex relationships? Now same sex marriage is legal do they make a choice to marry or is this what breaks their relationships apart?

Hindu's predict a divine avatar every 1000 years....times up. Only this time its not a man! This story stretches across five continents. An adventure on a grand scale and themes on an even grander scale. Anay Menelik has questionable parentage, unconventional upbringing and unheard of leadership style. But brings earthshattering change to humankind. Anay and a team of seven ordinary individuals take on incredible odds on an unimaginable journey. How are issues like gender, environment and war solved by a media savvy internet enterpreneur whilst staying ahead of Mirtus Menelik and the Ethiopian Secret Services. What has Mirtus Menelik got to hide? Challenge your beliefs, question your attitudes and fall in love with humanity all over again. Chapters 1 and 2 only. Just message me. I'll post Chapter 3. There's 5 chapters in all.

Short stories, roleplay stuff, drawings, letters, anything I want to put in it that I've made or written.

snippet poem

SO we had to do a picture book for class, and in light of recent events in Australia, I decided to do it about Marriage Equality. The results of the vote were announced today, which was YES so I thought I'd post this.

A short story about Love, and the trials we face for it.

June 26, 2015. The Supreme Court has just made its historic decision affirming the rights of same sex couples to get married all across America. Kevin and Connor want to make sure they remember what they were doing at that exact moment.