Emigration Stories

this is my diary starting from the day i published my first post

Reprinted from AO3 (https://archiveofourown.org/works/53165062) Tensions in Joabana are peaking. Two women, Elena Castillo Flores and Adora Eros, have come together to d...

In a future where jobs on Earth are increasingly scarce, a young woman is excited when she is offered a job as a governess in a space settlement. After accepting the job...

No other event has change the history of mankind as the invasion of the "New World" by the Europeans in the 16th century. MEXICO WITHOUT LIES explains the e...

last year, in grade 7, my social studies teacher wanted us to write a really really short story that included immigration vocabulary because we were learning about immig...

This is the story of how my grandmother emigrated to Canda after World War 2 I hope you like it. In a week or two I will release this part in Spanish

Becoming "A Bombshell" isn't easy! This story is a fictitious one that can be connected to so many real life issues that immigrants face!! It will bring U thro...

Beginning in Hungary in 1905, nineteen year old János Fodor is forced to leave his homeland and his childhood love behind for a new life in America. He sails across the...

After Summer must come fall... Summer is only in Yorkshire for two weeks to sort out her late aunt's affairs and arrange the sale of her house. It's a fortnight that mi...

Princess Mae lamented many things about her life; hunger, poverty, struggle, and sleeping altogether in the crush of their two-room tenement. For these things she blame...

You ask me why have I left Poland and went to United Kingdom. Here is kind of answer.

A message from my mother

En 2062, la Terre est devenue trop pollué. Comme de nombreuses autres familles, Maëlle Sanderman a choisi de s'en aller avec sa fille, direction la planète Mars. Mais s'...

An Irish family in America

An Irish family in America

An infection outbreak has spread across the eastern countries of the world, due to a failed science experiment, forcing people to migrate to western countries. However...

we are the ones that always leave.

In the sequel to the best-selling DOING GERMANY, Agnieszka Paletta picks up exactly where she left off. She is still a slave to chocolate and wine, still a Polish-Canadi...