These are poems I write whenever I get inspired. About life, depression, exs, relationships, anything really.

This story came to me when I was very young, and before I got into high school, seeing that from movies, it was clear that tons of people struggled with certain things. At the time, though, I wasn't aware of as much, though I made a list of five certain things I believed at the time people would struggle with, and put it into this series.

This is the first one out of the entire series, and it follows a 16 year old teenager who is struggling to come out, worried about what his parents will think of it, and what everyone else will think, too.

SOME of the chapters are pretty long, so my apologies for that. But, this story has an adorable love story tied into all of it, and it's probably one of my favorites out of the entire series. So, I hope you enjoy!

本作品為創挑活動《恐怖小說製造機》之產物麻煩你了

Verse Project

This is a quick story in verse, about an un-named girl who gets caught up in a horrific situation in which her world falls to pieces. Or does it?

Fay has joined the ranks of the hellhounds of Hades. Thrust right into the middle of a battle for an esteemed mission to Tartarus she struggles to trust her new family - for their secrets and power struggles may be more damaging than she ever imagined,

Yet even as Tartarus offers her answers – and power beyond measure to free herself from Hades – an ancient truth must be acknowledged. The war between Andromeda and the Gods is far from over.

When the ashes settle Fay – her heart, her very soul, the fate of everything will never be the same again.

SEQUEL TO THE MARK OF HADES

Valeris had always wanted to be a doctor. As a Vulcan and the first non-human to study medicine on Hospital Earth, she must face enormous adversity from classmates, professors, and some of the highest ranking physicians on all of Earth. Will her efforts be enough to earn him the Golden Star of a Star Surgeon?

Star Trek VI/Alan E. Nourse Crossover fanfic.  All material used w/out permission.

Spoiler:  Inspired by Star Surgeon,by Alan E. Nourse.

SPECIAL DEDICATION:

To Kim Cattrall

who chose the Eris element of the character's name, for the Greek goddess of strife,

which was Vulcanised by the addition of the "Val" at the behest of director

Nicholas Meyer.

Travis always wanted to try his hand at writing a novel. He had tried to write a couple, but never felt motivated enough to finish them.

By a chance encounter, he comes to know of a writing contest called NaNoWriMo, where participants have to write a novel in one month. Thinking that the deadline (and the fact that it is a contest) will motivate him to write a complete novel, he decides to sign up.

Will Travis be able to complete his novel this time around? And what adventures await him on his journey?

Probably the only novel on NanoWriMo that you'll (n)ever read.

As most of you must have guessed, I got this idea while thinking to come up with a theme for my NaNoWriMo 2016 entry.

An expressive artist and a rebellious thinker constantly find themselves cross-fire in school. Both Yaya and Ezekiel would do anything to be the best of the best in school. But when Ezekiel's mother was found dead, he found himself tangled in a web of deception and disappears under the radar. Determine to find out the truth, Yaya and Ezekiel's sister, Gisele suit up as a superhero to unravel everything.

This is a memoir that lots of readers out there may relate to a lot. In the year 2012, everything changed for me after I experienced my first ever panic attack. Five years later, I was finally formally diagnosed with an anxiety disorder and depression. In 2019, I am now pursuing a diagnosis for autism. See how my world has changed since my teen years and why as an adult, I'm fighting hard to get my voice heard.

The following book is rated PG-13 for scenes of emotional distress relating to anxiety, depression and grief. Please be advised before you continue reading. Other trigger warnings are present for trichotillomania, bullying, dark thoughts. If you do decide to give The Depression Diaries a read, thank you for hearing my story.

1670, Caribbean Sea.She's the daughter of a legendary pirate. He's a Spanish captain. Their countries are at war. Their fathers killed each other. And they were destined to follow on their steps.But sometimes fate isn't written on stone, but in the deep blue of the sea.

A love story full of adventures at sea, set in the thick of the war between Spain and pirates over the control of the New World.And a different look at the challenge of being  a woman in a world ruled by men.

For the first time the eyes glared back at me. He didn’t look so helpless in that chair. “Because doing it my way, everyone would have the same chance to survive. There would be no favourites, no new master race, and no privileged salvation. Doing it your way, you decide who lives and dies. No one has the right to do that: not me, not you, not your masters, not the jokes we call our leaders, nobody.”

How would the world around turn out if a genius - or a collection of geniuses - discovered the cure for cancer?Emerald Reese aka, 202, miraculously born with the cure to a deadly terminal disease. To pile on, she also possesses, what she refers to as, 'above-average' abilities. Not your typical protagonist, huh? Someone give this girl an award! Don't worry, she gets ten - more specifically, the company, the Front who 'made' her, do. However disaster also piles on, when the company she trusted her life with, turn their backs on her. Quite ironic since they're called the Front, right?Worse yet, even more disaster slaps your heroine in the face, when she discovers Everest; a certain frosty eyed, granite faced, work of mystery, and who causes her to stumble upon something that the Front wished to stay long hidden from the world. But will 'disaster' really be the adjective to describe this particular encounter?No, we need one that's, well... worse.