Content Warning: This story contains offensive language, cursing, vulgarity, and scenes of brutality and mature acts. Reader discretion is advised.

In a world where reality blurs at the edges, Rohan finds himself bound to the enigmatic moon goddess, Manat. With whispers of destiny guiding his steps, he embarks on an extraordinary journey through realms unknown. Alongside his loyal companion, V, Rohan delves into a landscape of secrets and intrigue, where the lines between light and shadow blur.

As he uncovers hidden truths and confronts formidable challenges, Rohan grapples with the mysteries of his connection to the celestial realm. In a quest for answers, he navigates a modern labyrinth of intrigue and danger, where every step brings him closer to uncovering the truth behind the lunar nexus.

反對黨人報 A journal for the sinitic oppositionists: The Intersectional Dissent - 交叉異議

The author is a formal scientist with bad humor; be warned. 作者是不善於幽默的形式科學科研工作者。

Long live the sinitic opposition, for the removal of the Chinese Communist Party. 中共下台，九州萬國諸反對黨萬歲。

A tongue and cheek parody of Billy Squier's The Stroke and Lonely is the Night.

Can't say he made you do it...

My own worst critic...

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I is cow! Hear me roar!

Brad Thechad is a 38 year old high-school student.

He does average high-schooler things like going to Maths, going to English, and eating his white bread and mayo sandwiches.

Brad's best friend, Jonn Smith (with two n's) attends high school with Brad.

He's a manly man, but has feelings for his childhood friend (no homo).

Brad finds it super weird why Jonn (with two n's) keeps sucking on full bananas while staring at him, and getting himself into super suggestive situations.

Jonn (with two n's) has no idea how Brad finds out he likes him.

But that's not the only thing Jonn (with two n's) is trying to keep secret from his bestest bro in the world.

He's an alpha werewolf. And he wants to keep Brad and his mayo sandwiches all to himself.

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This story is purely satire on tropes commonly seen in writing. It contains homophobic and sexual themes.

It doesn't reflect my own views and is only written as comedy.

This is an ongoing collection of poems, of varying topic; from questioning institution and authority, to delving into emotions and love, to the journeying to discover both self and the meaning of life, to the pursuits of love and freedom, all the way to silly tales... and from there it gets weird.

As new poems get updated and added to this title, there is no doubt that this collection will hold a little something for everyone.

Five people are asked to play a game to compete for a promotion they've all applied for within the company. All they have to do is pick a box...