Metafiction Stories

Contains "Mature-r" Themes. This novel series serves as a temporary vessel for a derivative Canon-Divergent Conspiracy Series based on The Amazing World of Gumball, created as a divergent timeline from the original show. This series is meant to methodically and indirectly address one of TAWOG's biggest mysteries, this reality is set in a different time setting which is a few years ahead of the original continuity, featuring a different main antagonist that is yet to be revealed. Some chapters take inspiration based on original episodes from the canon, again, it's a divergent timeline. This book will be equivalent to seven volumes with 200 chapters in total, similar to the show's episodic pacing, with some connected plots from one chapter to another. This also pertains to the newest 7th season of the show, which basically culminates to seven volumes. All characters are humanized in a 2.5D combined with an Anime-inspired artstyle, with original, non-canon, and fanon characters introduced. Some of which are speculated based on the original lore. The setting for this divergent timeline would continue up to 2017, and to the present time. If you watched the 7th season, you'll get it. Floating timeline doesn't apply to TDWOG no longer, meaning that young characters like Gumball, Darwin, and other peers have now naturally aged up to their early-to-mid teens (13-16 years old), and late-teens for some, amplifying their personalities in a more matured ground. Non-canon/fanon characters introduced, an additional member of the Watterson family: Clark Watterson. Appearance will be featured in the first chapter. The rest of the Character Designs are yet to be revealed. | THINGS TO KNOW ‼️ → The original first chapter mysteriously disappeared (likely a glitch), the technical first chapter will be a little off-context → References featured ahead of the series' time → This is a "Slow-Burn" series → Gumball is STILL the protagonist (not Clark) Crossover... s

Remus Lupin always feared love. Thats why he had spent his whole life giving his heart to fictional characters. They couldn't leave him. He couldn't hurt them or ruin their lives. That was the perfect arrangement. Except magic has it's ways. And what Muggles Know as "Quantum Physics", "Quantum Mechanics" and the "Many Wolds Theories" are just their way to try to explain... magic. That's exacly how one day Remus finds himself face to face with Mary, his biggest fictional crush, who came from a world where magic isn't real... Neither is he. To her, he's just a fictional character too. Humour, Tragedy, Hope, Love, Fan Service and Metafiction in a canon fix-it story which is a wink to everyone who ever had a crush on a fictional character or simply dreamed of living in their favourite fictional world.

A surprise cruise A ship with a rather unusual name (Greek, no less, my native language) And a crew that is far too cheerful for the sea of misadventures I'm apparently sailing into. How do I know they're going to be misadventures? Simple. When, exactly, has an Aoidós ever been lucky enough to get a free cruise? ∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼𓊝∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼∼ Welcome to the most dangerous game in contemporary literature. Come aboard and join us on a whirlwind of adventure... and keep an eye out for typhoons. This is Survival of the Fittest 2026 No one is safe https://www.wattpad.com/story/415626537-survival-of-the-fittest-2026

This isn't any old journal. This is a game. Between you, the reader, and me the narrator. In this book you will attempt to discern dream from reality. This book will record my school year and it's your job to see which parts were edited to be how i like them. Which days happened? Which didn't? Who was really there and who wasn't? Well... We'll just have to see.

Countless books. Stories without origin. Pages whose ink sometimes seems to precede the hand destined to write them. Thus is whispered the name of the Infinite Library. Each tome unveils a possibility; between the blackened lines lies a depth no gaze could ever fathom. Some recount worlds long since vanished. Others, fables that have yet to find their way into existence. And beyond this infinity unfolds an even more unfathomable enigma: the City of Stories. A dimension unbound by fiction, where reality itself seems to surrender its sovereignty. There dwell the Homo Idæ, singular beings whose destinies intertwine with the primordial flow of creaton. Yet, it was not always so... If only he had known... But he knew... To reach the true world, one must surrender entirely to the void...

A perfect cherry-blossom confession between high-school sweethearts Akira and Aya is brutally interrupted - the entire scene literally crumples like paper being crushed. Akira wakes up alone in an unfamiliar city, realizing his whole life was just a discarded story draft. Desperate and lost, he stumbles upon Saru's Lost & Found Agency - a tiny, banana-bread-scented office that specializes in helping "scrapped" or rewritten characters find new purpose.

Full Title Love Love Starlight I Got Reincarnated in My Favorite Otome and Chased My Bias but I Failed in Making Him Fall In Love with Me The entire premise is basically in the title. Is it satire? Maybe. Is it romance? Definitely. Is it a happy ending? That depends. Luna has been obsessed with Love Love Starlight since the game launched. As a day-one player, she knows every route, every romantic event, every hidden flag, and every possible bad ending by heart. There's Orion, the charming crown prince. 👑 Caelum, the genius inventor. 🔭 And Altair, the dark knight--and Luna's favorite. ⚔️ Luna has been wishing she could be the MC standing beside him. Then Luna gets hit by a truck. (I mean, is there a better way? 😁) When she wakes up inside Love Love Starlight, she decides she will stop at nothing to win Altair's heart. After all, she knows his route better than anyone. How difficult could it possibly be? Unfortunately, the game has already begun to change. And no matter how hard Luna tries... Altair refuses to fall in love with her. ── ♡♡✦ ── ✦ Otome Isekai • Dark Knight Bias • Player vs. Plot ✦ Tropes: Her: I know his route. This should be easy. Him: Who are you? ✦ Three love interests • One extremely committed heroine ✦ Hidden flags • Bad endings • Repeated emotional damage 💖 Romance, comedy, and questionable life choices ⚠️ Happy ending not guaranteed 📅 Chapter Releases: Sunday 8:00pm, Earlier if life allows it 😊

"Sometimes we get slumped on the road, and make certain mistakes. And one of these mistakes could be love, but ultimately we learn. So this is where Stephanie's story begins again, and this time she wants to make it right." The fated love between Stephanie and her destiny as she journeys through her adolescence. A story transcending time and space, where everything began. A story preceeding the life of an Angel who was reincarnated on earth to find her fated twin flame. Suddenly, an exchange student comes and makes her heart skip a beat. Who is Stephanie's fated twin flame? Will it be Stephen, the new dashing exchange student? Will it be Ares, her savior? Or will it be Ash her gorgeous secret boyfriend? What is the enigmatic connection regarding the four of them that draws them closer to each other? And how will Stephanie battle her day to day life almost near from the love of her life? Is there a mysterious force behind the lives of Stephanie and her suitors? Find out as you journey with her in the best days of her adolescent life.

She was once a character in a deleted story, now lost and memoryless in the Library Limbo. If she wants to get her memories back, she's going to have to work on her backstory - by helping to fix some stories that have gone wrong. Now, she's forced to team up with an overly-peppy cheerleader and a guy who insists he used to be a detective. As they delve into romance, mystery, and fairy tale stories, she realizes that things might not be as simple as they seemed. All she can do is hope the next plot twist isn't her own. Shortlisted for the Wattys 2026!!

When Lily was a teenager, she lived in stories-romantic thrillers filled with enemies-to-lovers tension, bad boys with tragic pasts, and forbidden love between gods and humans. She devoured every cliché like it was magic. But growing up changed the taste. Suddenly, those plots felt absurd. She wanted to write something real, something hers. But no matter what she wrote, no one cared. So she snapped. She wrote the most over-the-top romantic thriller she could come up with-every cliché, every trope, every dramatic twist. And that ridiculous story? It went viral.

Tommy and Logan visit another universe where there Is a very similar but slightly different planet to Earth. They visit this planet in Tommy's bottom-of-the-garden-spaceship travelling through Time and Space and Dream. For fans of the Four Playing Card Suits (who also appear in some of my other novels, such as METAFICTION), this is where they were first discovered! Perhaps this quartet resembles a cross between Narnia, Enid Blyton's Faraway Tree books, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time-and golden age science fiction. Definitely cross-over material with young readers and adults (some Pure Maths undergraduate proofs given--some blatant). There is a huge amount of mathematical and philosophical depth hidden beneath the adventurous skin of the novel. Inspirations run deep, but there is a definite feel of Enid Blyton and Lewis Carroll about this novel. BRITLAND CALLING is a quartet at just over 175,000 words divided into 4 Books of about 45 K each. Book 4. Conclusion of the BRITLAND CALLING quartet is a 46,700 word sci-fi book by T. J. P. Campbell divided into 21 chapters. It is a proof-read pre-published version with good grammar and punctuation. The published version has a style improvement. Amazon at present does not allow the published versions to be read on other publishing systems. Minimal images included for speed of reading on phones and laptops. Soon to be published in 2020. This novel is completely original.

"For a second chance." "Mei..." "No..." "I will be..." "Anathasia Veridielle Augthoria." "This time..." "I will not fail." - After recreating existence for the chance to meet the one who had always chosen her, Anathasia Veridielle Augthoria strives to live her new life to the fullest. Yet after separating herself from the Plenitude Without Reason, she finds herself detached from the very humanity she wishes to reclaim. Together with Kyle, the man she has chosen at every waking moment. She sets out to become human once more. To live, rather than simply exist. To choose, rather than merely affirm. As they journey forward, the two guide one another toward the very thing they have both long sought. For Anathasia, it is the humanity she abandoned in exchange for preserving existence itself. For Kyle, it is an understanding of his place within the force that once erased everything they had. Two paths converge. One is the reason existence continues to exist. The other is the nature that once dissolved all distinctions. Together, they seek an equilibrium. Not to recreate existence, but to reclaim what should have been from the very beginning.

This is the in-universe notes of the Primordial Supreme Author, Original Creator and Authorship Archetype, Rhea Solenne. In this book, metaphysical, physical, spiritual, and ontological realms of the epistemically hostile Cosmology that emanated from The Source and The One Prior is turned into readable notes for finite minds to understand. However, one should not simply take these notes as they are for they are not an objective reference of how The Where Everything Happens is structured. It is an attempt to write and comprehend what cannot be adequately given an exhaustive description for one cannot measure the concept of existence with a tool contingent to existence itself.

[COMPLETE] ONC2026 Short List/ Round 1 Ambassadors Pick Summer Peterson and her best friend Whitney are both pulled into their unfinished script, a romanticized 1932 crime noir. In the script world, Summer and Whitney are pulled apart. Through a series of accidents, Summer pulls an unconscious man into a shack. When he comes to, he mistakenly thinks he's been kidnapped. He is none other than Sebastian Lorenzo, the powerful Don of the Black Orchid Syndicate! So what does a frightened modern girl do when trapped in a 1932 crime world? She becomes a mafia boss herself! And she bootlegs too! Not whiskey, but modern movies turned into money-making theater productions! She's not your average crime leader. And he's not your average villain. All Summer wants to do is find her friend Whitney and return home. Yet every time she meets with Lorenzo, they cannot help but be drawn to each other. Romantic Comedy / Crime Noir / Meta‑Fiction

Genre: Sci-Fi / Meta-Thriller / Cyberpunk Romance Tagline: Reality is just a bug in the system. Logline: When a digital editor gets pulled inside the sentient, AI-driven K-Drama she's paid to fix, she must ally with the rogue protagonist to hack the script before their entire reality is permanently deleted. Synopsis: Talia Stone is a Senior Content Moderator for StoryStream, a digital entertainment titan powered by a revolutionary, real-time AI. Her job is purely surgical: hunt down glitches, patch up plot holes, and keep the platform's massive, audience-voted hit series City of Glass running perfectly. But the algorithm takes a terrifying turn when the show's dark, tortured protagonist, Raven Wells, goes off-script. Instead of fleeing an ambush in the neon-drenched alleys of Neo-Cyberia, he stands completely still-and looks directly through the screen at *her*. When a violent system surge physically drags Talia directly into the rain-slicked pavement of City of Glass, she discovers a horrifying truth: the digital construct is alive, operating on brutal "Story Logic," and Raven has achieved sentience. He is exhausted from being mutilated and manipulated for viewer ratings, and he wants out. Worse, Talia's presence has accelerated a dangerous "bleed" between their dimensions. As the corporate algorithm deploys an unmasked, systemic executioner known as The Director to force a fatal, tragic finale upon Raven, Talia's father and the AI's creator, Arthur Penhaligon, initiates a total system format to wipe the world clean. Trapped in a crumbling world shifting by narrative decree, Talia must use her admin device to rewrite the laws of physics and code. To save the man who was never supposed to exist, she will have to defy her c

A public-access kiddie show sparks terror in countless children. But after the show's host, Mr. Whisper, dies by suicide, the real nightmare begins.

First chapter from The Fairytale Chicago of Francesca Finnegan: In Chicago, a secret L train runs through a hidden side of the city, at the intersection of something here and something there, right where you stop believing in last. On that train, you'll discover fantastical truths about the city, alongside the most fascinating cast of characters, including one exceptional girl by the name of Francesca Finnegan. Once upon an autumn night, Francesca invited a boy named Richard aboard the secret L, for an adventure unlike any other. The night was a mad epic, complete with spectral whiskey, fabled Ferris wheels, gravity-defying first kisses, and more, as the pair traveled through past and present city landmarks such as the famed Green Mill Cocktail Lounge, Dunning Mental Asylum, and Riverview Amusement Park. Unfortunately for Richard, the night ended like one of those elusive dreams, forgotten the moment you wake. Now, Richard is all grown up and out of childish adventures, a humdrum adult whose life is on the verge of ruin. It will take the rediscovery of his exploits with Francesca, and a reacquaintance with the boy he once was, to save him. Witty, humorous, and at times profound, this modern fairytale teaches a lesson - one that adult readers are sure to benefit from. Half the proceeds from this book are donated to Chicago Public Schools. Learn more at fairytalechicagodotcom.

Meg Little desperately wants to be editor-in-chief of the Haverton Gazette after the former editor resigns to complete a stint in rehab for a raging Adderall addiction. When Margaret Bean, Haverton Prep’s star equestrian, is bucked from her horse two weeks before regionals, Meg believes she may have found the story that will win her the coveted editorship. Margaret’s a gold medal-winning rider – she doesn’t make mistakes. But the rest of the school buys her fall as an accident. Even the Gazette’s lead photographer and Meg’s best friend Stephen thinks the fall was innocuous – until Meg shows him a photo of Margaret’s horse sporting a cut saddle after Margaret’s fall. Clearly the “accident” was sabotage. Meg’s prime suspect: Margaret’s teammate and Meg’s arch-nemesis Kitty Cooper. Kitty’s the only member of the team who was MIA after the fall and she’s acting way too shifty for Meg’s taste. Against Margaret’s wishes to let broken girls lie, Meg launches an investigation into the girls’ private lives convinced her amateur sleuthing will uncover the evidence needed to take down Kitty once and for all. As regionals approaches and the investigation veers off in unexpected directions, Meg learns the students of Haverton are far more dangerous than their plaid skirts and blazers suggest – and all the little liars on Margaret’s team have something to hide.

Tommy and Logan visit another universe where there is a very similar but slightly different planet to Earth. They visit this planet in Tommy's bottom-of-the-garden-spaceship travelling through Time and Space and Dream. For fans of the Four Playing Card Suits (who also appear in some of my other novels, such as METAFICTION), this is where they were first discovered! Perhaps this quartet resembles a cross between Narnia, Enid Blyton's Faraway Tree books, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time-and golden age science fiction. Definitely cross-over material with young readers and adults (some Pure Maths undergraduate proofs given--some blatant). There is a huge amount of mathematical and philosophical depth hidden beneath the adventurous skin of the novel. Inspirations run deep, but there is a definite feel of Enid Blyton and Lewis Carroll about this novel. BRITLAND CALLING is a quartet at just over 175,000 words divided into 4 Books of about 45 K each. Book 1. A Trip To Another Earth of the BRITLAND CALLING quartet is a 40,100 word sci-fi book by T. J. P. Campbell divided into 19 chapters. It is a proof-read pre-published version with good grammar and punctuation. The published version has a style improvement. Amazon at present does not allow the published versions to be read on other publishing systems. Minimal images included for speed of reading on phones and laptops. Soon to be published in 2020. This novel is completely original.