Disparity Stories

Rudra x Roshni A marriage bound by secrets, where love must fight its way through hatred.

I was drunk by wild mirages. Fenced in by creatures behind the shadows of misery. All the virtues draped in ghastly cruelties. To whom I should fear .... I am the dispar...

hi there these are some poems that hopefully will aggravate and by proxy snare you in its twisted words :3 or not! check out my other poems and don't forget to follow me...

This is the story about one couple - full of suffering, heartbreaking and hopelessness... This is my first novel, written in the age of 16 and now I'm publishing this he...

A small book of poetry that I wrote along with some of my thoughts. Credits to marvel_for_life for the awesome cover

Born without a father through surrogacy A new age and she turns a rebel Struggling to be free from the confinement of her over protective feminist single mum She falls f...

The fall that brought the darkness amessed, indeed she is amessed a heart that bleeds and holds such disdain eyes don't shed a tear but the tongue speaks of pain let the...

Tokoyami Fumikage writes in a small journal about his feeling and draws doodles when he can't find an outlit. Pouring out his heart and soul onto pages through ink and l...

A sensible person might call this the arrogance of a teenage heart. Not that I disagree, and yet here I am looking for empathy as I lay a sheet of sorrow on my naivety...

A decade after their school days, two former classmates meet again at a 10th-grade reunion - and their lives couldn't be more different. Arjun is a grounded, soft-spoken...

When pandemics hit too often and too fast, death becomes inevitable. Have teens Catalina and Sawyer found a refuge? Afloat in the middle of the Indian Ocean, the tech...

Hanggang saan at ano ang kaya mong maiambag para sa sarili mong bayan? A short story about today's social issues.

Our history is not perfect. It is filled with hate, discrimination, disparity, and inequality. Hundreds have suffered under the name of freedom and hundreds continue to...