Publisher Stories

After a natural disaster takes everything away from her and getting laid off her job, she finds miracles in a club.

All stories have an ending. Some have good endings; where everyone is happy. Some are bad endings; where everyone is full of sadness. Well, these are some of those stories. These are the stories of a megalomaniac laying waste to a once peaceful world. All characters belong to Toby Fox's Undertale and all art belong to their respective artists.

This is a satire on the Indian English writers' travails in the publishing world.

This is the first chapter and prologue of #earthsbestfriends

A publisher presentation for my writing 12 course, and information why this certain publisher is most suitable for me. I chose Random House Canada.

The world is devastated by the news. The new law which states that every Homosexual person should leave the country. Two messengers of God come to help the world from destruction but will they be successful ever? What are they hiding? Read the story to find out more.

This book will be all about what stories I have published and with whom? My list of publications is getting longer and rather than clutter my Story list with short story excerpts, I figured I'd post them all here for you to check out. That way there is no confusion as to what stories of mine are on Wattpad and which ones aren't. Just a heads up though, my goal is to get all my stories published.

Rare Stamps offers a revealing insight into the life of an actor and the making of a man. Beginning with an Academy Award nomination for Billy Budd in 1962, Terence Stamp was called "the most beautiful man alive," only to be discarded at the end of the decade with the words, "we're looking for a younger Terence Stamp." Soul searching, he traveled alone through India, staying at the Taj Mahal Hotel while studying above a public lavatory with a chain smoking guru, only to wind up back in London and broke by 1984. Stamp's has been a journey rich with characters and adventure, and nothing has gone to waste. From dining in Paris with Orson Welles to working with Marlon Brando; being directed by Steven Soderbergh or acting beside Jim Carrey, Tom Cruise and Matt Damon, Stamp has become an unbiased observer of his own life and the lessons gleaned from it. He writes about an actor's intuition, confronting fear, developing the voice, learning the words and surrendering to the moment in order to achieve the nearly mystical 'first take' in a style that is both personal and captivating, but perhaps the real beauty of Rare Stamps is that, time after time, he returns to a theme that has become his mantra for life, "Everything you need is in this moment." Escargot Books, the publisher, is delighted to offer excerpts from this book for the enjoyment of readers who may have yet to discover this world-renown actor's wonderful books on the acting life.