Stories

Growing up to be a ruthless assassin, Damian Wayne was the perfect child to succeed Ra’s al Ghul. But his desire for Batman’s approval as his father reeled him into a different fate. Years under his tutelage, he had died, went to Apokolips and back. Just when everything was back to normal, he meets Superboy aka Jonathan Samuel Kent.

A narcoleptic, epileptic, and out casted teen, starts high school off with a bang. He gets thrown into the life of Merit, a popular senior with a secret of his own and from there, a possible relationship gets shaken up by their peers and the drama that surrounds them all. Through it all though, he just wants someone to see him, truly see him because often in high school, teenagers don't truly see each other or their inner truths, they just take what is right in front of their eyes.

Phillip McGinnis has two problems. First of all someone's trying to kill him. His second problem is he can't smell a thing.

Andrew discovers

Colin committed a crime. His brother, Andrew, finds out about it and confronts him. This short work shows Colin's reaction.

It’s been a few months since Jonathan and his parents, Clark and Lois arrived on this alternate Earth. There were a lot of adjustments here and there. But ultimately, Superman is needed back in Metropolis and they would have to move away from Hamilton. Jon’s wits will be challenged as he meets the latest Boy Wonder, Damian Wayne.

By: Katya Dee Past always comes back to bite you in the butt, doesn't it? Especially if you never actually let it go and if you still long for it. Do you welcome it back or do you try to run away?

Two young friends uncover a disturbing mystery entwined in the history about their home town.

What the fuck are you looking at?

"I have grown tired of remembering. Mes souvenirs tuent. My memories kill me. So it falls to me to make them known in these writings before my soul is set free at last." ~ Lord Cedrick Temple, Duke of Buckingham

My first attempt at writing a play. Lots of conflict, characters issues, and even a Faustian influence (What can I say, I like my Devil's bargain)