This is my letter I wrote to the Canadian government asking them to increase their funding to Gavi, the global organization that gives free childhood vaccines to poor children so that they can be protected from deadly diseases. They do not have nearly enough funding.

An unsent email, a deleted WhatsApp message, a SMS sent to an unregistered number, a neatly handwritten letter in an envelope decorated with heart stickers deposited into the opening of a paper recycling bin.

This is a collection of unsent letters - from sons and daughters, mothers and fathers, widows and soldiers, inmates and outcasts. Whether light or heavy, humourous or morose - none of them are intended to reach their recipients, for one reason or another.

This is my letter I wrote to the Canadian government asking them to send troops to Ukraine in order to help the Ukrainian people as they fight for freedom.

This is the letter I wrote to the Canadian government to ask them to help the common people of Myanmar, who have come together to fight for their rights against the military dictatorship. Please write your own letter, either in your own words or using my letter as a template.

In a world where your future self gives advice to you once a month, two individuals are brought together when out of the blue one of their future selves mentions the other.

This book is a collection of my poems, thoughts and letters.

Summer isn't the type of girl people expect in this generation. Simple as always. She always tried to stay away from attention and she had been lucky with that throughout her high school life. Now, she is starting college in her dream college and everything seems perfect. Her family is very supportive, her new best friend is the best and she is doing well in her classes too. She thinks she has everything she needs. But, does she?

Elijah Grey is the 'known' bad boy of the college. A guy who is just looking for fun, nothing serious with anyone. But Elijah isn't what he looks like. He has a dark past and present. He is like oxygen for problems. They always seem to find him wherever he goes. Behind his seductive smirk and a handsome face which is always seems to be happy, there is something so horrible looking. He wears the mask and tries to live every moment peacefully because he thinks no one can fix him because he can't be fixed. But is it?

When they cross paths, they cannot stay away from each other. But even if they decide to be together, will they last? If they don't, it means fate has other plans for them so they have to part ways.

That's when the question comes: Will fate, by any chance, regret separating them?

A/N: I know the story looks very cliche but trust me, once you've read the main plot of the story, you won't at all think it's such a cliche but that part isn't out yet because it's nearly at the end. To know and understand the main plot, please keep on reading First! Thank you!

Winner of Nanowrimo 2017, now available to read on Penana for the first time!

Morwenna is seventeen, trying to navigate her way through sixth form life as well as discovering her own identity. But in a very eventful year, will she achieve her dreams? A standalone novel containing a F/F romance, paranormal scenes and written in letter/diary form with some bonus creative writing from the main character Morwenna herself!

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