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A Man’s Plight 1 is the start of the series with a young actor named Dwight who is an actor and he talks about how the media portrays men. His story delves into him becoming an actor, Hollywood and what’s on television these days and how much there needs to be major changes into men’s roles on television shows. The goal behind Dwight’s story is to make you think about what’s going on in the media today from men’s fashion to how roles are portrayed on television. Dwight talks about so much subject matter regarding men such as the emasculation of men, body image, how there were family structured television shows from the 1960s through the 1990s, and many other things. The question now ...

Anger, hurt, suffocation, lost, lonliness, numb, worry. Just some of the symptoms one faces when battling anxiety. Meet Jael, in this short story of her life and struggles of one of the most troubling disorders in the world.

A book filled with poetry and short stories, crafted to make you long for the night, deserted streets, neon lights, unknown shadows, and the night air with less concentration of volatile compounds. Chocolate Mint Nite Drives offers obscure sorrows that wander in the abyss of negative reflection. Ruminate through kenopsia as a man and woman sit on bench and look around their empty city. Explore the apartments of sonder, ellipsism, lachesism, adronitis, and occhiolism. Victoria invites you on a night drive where she unveils the despondency wrapped in her heart. You both head where the other nightly people go. Perhaps an ice cream cone is purchased. Perhaps it is mint chocolate chip. You'll ...

Love, as the hoary cliché holds, is a many-splendored thing: many-splendored, and multifaceted; a periapt to some, an Orloff Diamond to others. Within this volume, we assay to present this ubiquitous—-this most basic—-but most subtle and nuanced, of human emotions as we would any sacrosanct, dangerous relic. Follow us then into the world of nine authors, three men; six women, as they tingle and bleed for love.

Candace rekindles an old flame. Lena is trying to keep her family together. Harriet is personally targeted by an unknown follower, as Desi scores big on a new business venture. There are those who are trying to stay alive in a violent town, while others have given up. Women who are defined by their circumstances are left to collect the pieces of their lives, pressing forward. But for those who cannot have to find themselves another way for survival.

I Thought You'd Be Better at This is an anthology consisting of seven short stories that reflect anxieties within my sexual experiences through pervasive dark humor. The book presents a colorful cast of fictitious characters, from a man with a dangerously insatiable desire for tacos to a woman coping with her invisible skin. By giving each of my anxieties its own alias, I have been able to find solace in my past traumas, and have forged a path toward sexual fulfillment. It is my hope that this book makes you laugh, but also opens the floor to conversation and self-exploration, through whatever medium works best for you.

I Write, is an awesome literary find, it's filled with realistic characters, poetry, short stories and undiluted truths, that explode vividly on paper. Reading and ingesting the mind of this amazingly powerful writer, makes todays horrid realities, more easily understood and digestible.

Jared, Scott, and Mitch have found their mates. Problem is, they are Fae and fighting the mating pull. They are invited to a Fae convention by their mates Holly, Randi and Joni to give them time to get to know one another. Little did they know all hell was about to break loose. Randi's former boyfriend is not about to let her go. He's the Alpha of an evil pack, and threatens the other two Fae's lives if she doesn't comply. The wolves will move heaven and earth to keep their mates safe. Best read by 18 and over.