Stories

Starting University brings greater academic challenges than Toby ever imagined. he is the blue-eyed twink who's looking for lurve. Living away from home for the first time he can finally be himself. Gay. As his coming of age begins to enfold will it be love at first sight or, is everything as it seems? In this graphic comic story, follow his every move as well as those of lovers, friends and enemies. In getting it together, Toby meets Reece. he is energetic, athletic and above all, so confident of himself. he's enough to bowl anyone over.

When the good people of the fishing town Pacari are beset by endless storms and their livelihood ruined, an unexpected guest brings surprising news, a possible solution and an invitation to adventure. It does contain gay themes, but these take a while to appear, so I ask for your patience.

This is a short story that I've completed about a dragonfly and her encounter with a toad.

I would like to clean it up, and I have some concerns about the POV switch at the end. It might be a little jarring, but we'll see what the readers think.

Have you ever wondered what can happen when a character in a book turns out to be well...you? Just ask Liam to tell you his story.

Maya ran away from her former life- her family's control, old beliefs and most importanly, Tanya.

What went wrong?

Will she find herself out of this maze of insecurity? Read to find out!

The world as we know it has ended, but humanity goes on.

After one man dies in the real world, he wakes up to find he has transmigrated into Red Riding Hoodie, the worst novel he ever had the misfortune of reading.

As he awakens, he's greeted by the Re: Life System, who tells him his "account" is now bound to the character Hal Schuyler, the original hero of the novel (who is petty and a huge asshole). He realizes he has to change the story to avoid being killed by the main character's sometimes friend, Alaric. But the System has other ideas, not allowing him to act too out-of-character to avoid derailing the plot.

Just small experiments. Nothing perfect!

When Josh and his family moved to the Lower East Side of Manhattan, he knew he'd be helping his dad to renovate their new apartment. It hadn't been touched since the building opened in the mid-1950s and it needed a ton of work. Even so, it cost as much as they got for their old matchbook house in Brooklyn - close to a million dollars - and the only way they could afford it was to gut it and renovate it themselves. Josh was no stranger to handiwork, having helped rebuild after Hurricane Sandy, when he was just seven and could barely hold a drill. Little did they know that this time they'd face a hurricane and a global pandemic.