Inclusion Stories

|ONC 2024 LONGLIST · AMBASSADORS' PICK · 6X FEATURED| Two years after her older brother's tragic death, anxiety-stricken Maisie and her emotional support cat, Milo, atte...

If you had the very last man, would you share him? The world is populated only by women, and Teresa has realized that she is less willing to share the man she found und...

In 2061, the long-awaited passage of Halley's Comet brings an unexpected meteor shower that changes the fate of many. James, a young New Zealander, tragically loses some...

|2X FEATURED · A MILO AND MAISIE NOVELETTE!| When Maisie and Feya's friendship is tossed into the danger zone, they must work together to save it before Summit 2023 dest...

~An anthology written for Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month 2023 + 2024~ It's no surprise that my stories are all written from the heart. I've been think...

AI generated gemstone themed poetry made by ChadGPT and me with pictures generated by CrAIyon with a hint of symbolism. poetry for everyone to read before bedtime and en...

Surfing between the reasons of years of unsettlement as a result of my neurodiversity and accessibility/inclusion issues.

Poor Caleb, he tracked mud all over his mommy's new rug. When he sees that his mommy is upset at what he's done, he takes her on a wild ride with his big imagination thr...

My eyes flashed over to my Tarot card deck sitting on my night stand, I felt weak, but I flipped my index finger to turn over the golden card on the top of the deck. It...

The COVID-19 pandemic has placed the world on an unprecedented and indefinite timeout.

This is just a random collection of thoughts/poems about synaesthesia, a neurodiversity I can never find enough information on. (It is one of my special interests, you h...

Leadership is a journey often mistaken for a destination. The Leader’s Journey: A Guide to Discovering the Leader Within provides guidance and inspiration for that journ...

Life is a choice. Death is inevitable. But, we have a small choice as to how long our life is and how close our death becomes.

An exaggeration of the stereotypes that drive who incorrectly call themselves "Social Justice Warriors", while actually trying to hate on some people.