Projecthewrites Stories

PREVIOUSLY #904 IN NON FICTION -on hiatus- I love to cook whenever I can! Here are some recipes I came up with!

We are losing ourselves - our humanity - in today's world as we chase after our individual dreams and fight through the challenges life throws our way. The idea of 'we' is lost to many and crowded by greed, lies and whatnot. Everyone is out there for himself or herself and at the end of the day, it is what they will get that matters most to them. They will do all they will have to do to get what they want regardless of who they take down along the way. That is morbid! Love is dead! Humanity is lost! But it isn't too late. We can always go back and pick up what we lost. This is just a wakeup call. Let us be each other's keeper, keep love and hope alive! Boakye D. Alpha Author Ghana, West Africa.

DEFUNCT Here's the homework of Class 1B. Strictly confidential.

-completed- A teenage orphan, Scarlet Wynn was no ordinary girl. Not only did she have magical powers, but she was also a princess of a nearby kingdom. Despite the scheming plan one of the princesses, Princess Amira, had devised, the long-lost princess managed to reunite with the royal family and escape the clutches of poverty.

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-unpublished- It was almost dinner time when everything turned haywire. Fish fillets were scattered, tiny toys were lost, and a ghost was in the house. Read on to find out what exactly happened that fateful day.

Lacey-Mariee Taylor was on her way to being qualified as an Olympic skater until the accident that took her little sister's life. Mystic, Wyoming is supposed to be a place to start over - but news of the scandals that ripped her reputation to shreds, and forced her out of the skating world, still linger after almost two years. She has no plans to get involved with anyone or anything, but that all changes when she meets Daniel Anderson. Pegged as the resident bad boy of his small town, Danny struggles from day-to-day. Balancing multiple jobs along with schoolwork, and taking care of his sick mother leaves barely any time for the hockey scholarship he's training for. And with an ex-girlfriend on the warpath who is threatening to reveal a carefully guarded secret, his life might be crashing down around him sooner than he thinks. Both Danny and Lacey are forced to confront the things they've been avoiding and, together, discover the strength they needed was inside all along. #ProjectHeWrites #YoungAdultReads #Visible ~ #2 in Not Talked About #10 in Project Get Noticed #25 in Project He Writes

-on hiatus- Here are some of the one-shots I wrote in the past... Please bear with the not-so-good writing... Previously titled as "O' My Stories". -cover made by @ChristineLLY-

Here are the sources of the copyrighted online pictures I used in my books.

-on hiatus- Hey guys! Bet you didn't expect this! This time, I'm back, alone, and I shall continue with what I left off from the other book. Let's get venturing, shall we?

Here is a little poetry collection I will try to build up and hope that people enjoy. Some poems may be inspired by my own life story and others will be completely random Enjoy the poetry, please let me know what you think so I can write more and improve 👍😄 Cover made by @WheezyTozier

-completed- It's a war, about and against bullying and depression (sort of). Now, start reading.

Time heels everything. Time passes and you forget. Sometimes you chose a different path in order to forget. Sometimes that path is to change yourself. Maybe there's a beauty in loneliness you never realised.

Book 2: ~•~ In the busy streets of Accra, a blind woman is held by the arm by a seeing companion who thrusts a cup in the direction of passing pedestrians, move from vehicle to vehicle, pleading for mercy and asking for in the hope of getting a few coins - no matter how little. Xorlali is a twenty-two-year-old young adult who lost her sight during an outbreak of measles when she was only two years old. Since then, all she has encountered in life is darkness - literally and figuratively. Surviving in a community that has little reverence for her condition has been one of the many challenges she has to face aside trying to survive by begging when people didn't have anything to give. Her world takes a quick three-sixty turn when she gets a visit from an unexpected visitor telling her the fate of the world is in her hands. How is that even possible when she cannot she? But Xorlali is soon to realize that not seeing is one of the least things she has to worry about.

Since times immemorial the human race has been dragging its feet from the clingy winks of some man-hunting acts and ironically enough, these demons are placed strategically in every nook and cranny of life. There's no time to stop lest we get caught in the gimmicks of these demons and we have our essence laid bare to life's tomfoolery. "The Demons That We Run From" is a powerful anthology that digs deep into "toxins" of life, it exudes a lot of emotion and also tends to nail those dark foes that threaten our sanity. It's a painting of reality and actuality-it's not just a poetry anthology, it's an oracle.

Random things on my mind, nothing more than that. Be prepared for a whole intertwined mess of idiocracy. This book is pretty much an outlet, more or less. A journal, and open form of communication with you guys. Enjoy my whack life?

COMPLETED This is a joint project by myself and a few others. Do also check out @sheepswift 's version where he shows you the funny conversations we had, as well as @HyperFrost 's version where he tells you the craziness of our lives.

***RATED PG 14 | VOTES ARE APPRECIATED *** Nathan Triska has become a troublemaker through the years. But his family moves a lot due to money income and house expenses. He's been through hard times and has always wanted it to just stop so he could live like all his other friends. So he wouldn't have to hide that his family isn't rich like all the others. That he has to work two jobs to help bring income to his family. Simon Britton has had pretty much no worries. He has never had to deal with money problems. He's lived in the same place pretty much his entire life, Indiana, and his parents are as happy as could be. But the only problem is that he's a big nerd which isn't a bad thing, but he gets picked on in school sometimes. •Completed 18 March 2018•