Thegreattakeover Stories

"Who are you?" I asked. "I'm River," he extended his arm out to me. I noticed the various colorful tattoos he had scarred onto his arms; they were beautiful, distracting and dangerous. Like him. ******** After being diagnosed with schizophrenia, Vera Wright does everything in her power to shun the visions and block away the haunting dreams of the man behind the shadows. But when all fails and Vera leaves herself to death, a hired 'Angel' comes to stay with her family to help with the task of preventing another suicide. But the Angel she lives with is none other than the demon she fought in her sleep, River, a man she once believed to be a delusion. Once her enemy and now the keeper of the secrets that hold her life together, River fights to show Vera that her life means more to everyone than she suspects, even to him. Highest ranking so far: #31 in paranormal

❝and yet i pretend not to know why your image is painted in my eyes.❞ poetry #216 [© afterwords 2015]

Spencer Harrison is used to being alone. After his father's remarriage and his move to another city though, Spencer is constantly surrounded by people - be it his new stepdad or the girl in his math class that won't leave him alone. Everything is different suddenly and he isn't sure how he'll cope with it all.

In which Flo Parker teams up with Harper Hatley, radio host and notorious opponent of Clement Hessenheffer, to try and get her Dad into office before he gives up on his biggest aspiration: becoming the Mayor of Pontybridge (and rubbing it in Clement's face). (cover by @erupted)

"一who said anything about the boys section?"

Catarina is your typical seventeen-years-old girl. She loves her family, her friends and her school… but when she is given the opportunity to study in the United States as part of a project where students from all over the world come together she feels like she can’t say no. So now she is forced to leave her country and fly all across the Atlantic Ocean and an entire continent just to go to this new school, where she really doesn’t want to be. But, what if the other exchange students are as bad as she thinks they are? And, what if she actually has fun, despite everything? And maybe there is more to this project than it meets the eye…

AS A SIDEKICK you're expected to find a hero, serve them well and follow the rules. You are NOT expected to (a) go into partnership with a villain, (b) stand up to the Super Alpha Werewolf, or (c) become a hero in your own right. ...Too bad Wes and Billie intend to do all three.

It was dark when he left her there, standing in the rain. (Just a short story)

They say love isn't easy. Death sure as hell isn't, either. Teen Fiction #308

John Berkley decides, after a great 21 years, he's had about enough. It's time to leave the closet and take pride in his painfully obvious gayness. And what better way to come out than on Valentine's day, while he's in a session with his homophobic therapist and with the boy he's been crushing on since grade school sitting right next to him? | Short story written for LGBT + Valentine's day contest hosted by #taygetsthegay |

An apology for the life of Snoopy Kennicott (or at least, the first twenty-five years of it).

"Broken. We're both broken"

Luena Blue, the slowest superhero to ever grace the small town of Indianapolis, and her best friend Selene Green, decide to save their small town from destruction. [written in the form of a screenplay] [cover is in the process of being made]

They're just colours, black, white, gold, silver, grey and brown. They're just colours, but they dictate our ranks. They're just colours, but they control your life. They're just the colours of your wings, and if they're imperfect, you're gone. In a world of wings, a girl with black ones learns the difference between good and evil - cover by WinNothing -