Propaganda Stories

Growing up, all she ever wanted was a normal life- to go to school, learn, make friends, and experience the world beyond her front door. But her father believed the outside world would corrupt her, so he kept her inside the house for most of her childhood, convinced he was protecting her from a broken society. Everything changed when Nathan came into her life. For the first time, she found love, hope, and the future she had always dreamed of. She finally believed she was building the ordinary life she had been denied. Then a new president was elected. As her country slowly unravels, she watches in real time as everything she once believed in begins to disappear. Rights are stripped away one by one. Freedoms vanish under the promise of "security." Neighbors turn against each other while many refuse to believe anything is wrong until it's far too late. Women are among the first to lose their place in society, rapidly being reduced from equal citizens to second-class people with fewer rights, fewer opportunities, and little control over their own lives. Those who speak out are branded terrorists. Those who stay silent hope the nightmare will pass. Most are simply too afraid to risk everything. With every new law and every executive order, the government tightens its grip on the nation. As the life she fought so hard to build slips away, she must decide whether staying silent will keep her safe- or whether speaking up is worth risking everything. The Good Wife Act is a chilling story about the slow collapse of democracy- not through one dramatic event, but through one law, one signature, and one act of silence at a time. It is a story about love, fear, denial, and the devastating cost of realizing the truth only after your freedom is already gone.

"What is a perfect revolution?" The men around the tea stall fell silent for a moment. "Don't listen to him," the shopkeeper muttered. "He's a little mental, you know." It was a cold winter morning in Varanasi, 2016. Fog hung low over the streets as people gathered around the little shop, warming their hands around glasses of hot tea and eating kachoris while discussing the day's newspaper. Faizal continued. "This world has seen so many revolutions. But, like human beings, no revolution is perfect." He paused. "So when will a perfect revolution come?" Nobody answered. "I wonder..." A middle-aged man looked at him. "Kid, aren't you supposed to be in school?" Faizal looked at him. "I know everything." The man laughed uneasily. Faizal stood up from the bench. "I know everything." He began walking away. "I know everything..." The words continued to escape his lips as he disappeared slowly into the fog. Behind him, the tea stall returned to its conversations. Nobody followed. Nobody understood. Faizal looked into the pale winter morning. Warm tears rolled silently down his cheeks. "I know everything."

-The Finnick prequel we all need- Finnick Odair is a brainwashed little fisherman brat in the poorest Sector of District Four. He is desperately trying to climb the social ladder through training up to Victor status to finally be accepted by his grandad and the Capitol. He thinks glory and winning defines life, that it is their only purpose. Follow him on his journey in discovering what's behind the curtain of Capitol luxury and lies. The brutality of life and The Hunger Games are what drive him towards changing into the Finnick Odair we know and love. From a naive boy into a rebel.

Evelyn Hoyle is a young girl whose life suddenly changes for the worse. In a war-stricken city she navigates newly found loss and potential love. Evacuated to a place glorifying the very thing that denied her a happy life; she must choose......to fearlessly unveil the truth and honor the ones she lost or remain silent, watching lambs get slaughtered.

Moments before the main character Derva tries to take his own life, he writes to a distant relative, accusing her of driving himself and her grandson to their deaths by supporting the current regime in her home country. First enraged Esther, the distant relative moves on with her life, but being more and more confronted with the regime she eventually joins the rebellion, believing Derva had died. Derva survives his suicide attempt and moves to the regime led country, pushing for things to change. During the story many other characters who're living within the regime are met, like the vice president's daughter and his wife, a teenage girl who's being deported and her grandma who's imprisoned, all painting a picture which destroys the facade so many believe in.

Set in an uncommonly written narration of a second-person point of view, this story focuses on you, the reader. You are living life as Jesse Aleks, full-time senior in high school, part-time record shop employee. Every dull and, frankly, miserable day of your life is spent with hopeful glances and quick exchanges because you, just like others, do this as you are all too painfully aware of the Soulmate Selection, a rather tedious and torturous system that everyone is born with. Once a person's eyes and their soulmate's directly meet, it is said that you can hear music. Real music. Not the kind that music-deaf people make to try and get around it. You too, are music-deaf, as you still have yet to find the girl meant for you. The story shares rolls with the snarky Jake White, a man two years your senior. His side is told in a simplistic, third-person viewpoint. Unlike most, he's not too keen on finding his person, as he wears his signature pair of shades even in his dreams. He's a handsome man, albeit. The girls adore him, parents idolize him; he really is the man of the future. Literally.

A tale of a strong mix breeded lad and his master

What if the Grinch really was reborn and he's still walking among us? What if those scary "legends" really were real? What if these conSPIRACY theories were all real? What if? I do not own the rights to the photo, all rights belong to Tony Pro.

Rome is about to fall. But not in the way you think. Forget the legions. Carthage's deadliest weapon is Saphanbaal, Hannibal's younger sister - a master of whispers, lies, and unseen control. Operating under a Roman alias, she infiltrates the heart of the Republic, pulling strings in the Senate, twisting public opinion, and turning Roman against Roman. As the drums of the Second Punic War grow louder, Saphanbaal's shadow network ignites riots, sparks scandals, and weaponizes the very fabric of Roman society. But a young, idealistic Tribune, Marcus Valerius Flaccus, is beginning to connect the dots, unraveling a conspiracy that could shake Rome to its foundations. The Carthaginian Candidate is a pulse-pounding historical thriller that asks: How far would you go to save your people? And can a society survive when truth itself becomes a weapon? Uncover the secrets of ancient espionage, where every whispered rumor is a bullet, and every alliance is a potential betrayal.

The few that remain in the Dissent are struggling to survive. They are fugitives, wanted everywhere they go. They have to rely on each other if they want to survive, let alone start the Second Revolution.

My sultry delusion of wrongful power.

Year 843-Marley celebrates its golden existence, while the fate of five Eldian children is sealed in ten day. How purposeful it feels, to wake up a future Hero. Yet how unfortunate, that becoming one demands a foot in the grave. A walk through the final days of Annie, Bertholdt, Marcel, Pieck, Reiner-and through those left behind. Inspired by "The Seven who were Hanged," by Leonid Andreyev.

"You're a damn good fighter," He says in my ear. "We can use someone like you." I feel his breath in my hair. It tickles my ear. I thrust my elbow back into his ribs. His arms disappear from around me. I put about three metres of distance between us and hold out my knife in defence. "We?" I repeat. "There are more of you?" He smiles. "Hundreds." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cassiopeia Belacourt's parents were arrested and executed for both threatening to exploit a national secret and assisting her in developing her - gift. She has nowhere to go. She's running from the law, the Orphans' Care system, and most of all, her past. She doesn't know why she's running, why she's fighting them. She just knows she has to stay away. Until she meets charming and dangerous street thief, Gabriel DiAngelo, who offers her a new home, new life, and something to fight for. Follow Cass as she finds romance, answers, and herself in this adventurous, action-packed novel.

In the shadowy metropolis of Coal, coal dust settles like a perennial fog, smothering dreams and desires. Every individual trudges through the same, unending daily grind, all passion extinguished by a world seemingly designed to snuff it out. Among them, one soul, weighed down by the oppressive atmosphere, drifts closer to the precipice of understanding. But in Rebirth, enlightenment comes at a price.