Nothing prepares Blue for the sinister and romantic twists life has in stall for her. Starting at the university excursion to a psych ward.

Tragedy, hope, and annihilation meet in this compilation of short stories from the perspective of an outsider looking in.

A cleaning lady, who dared to commit as a profession to this horrific stereotype assigned to her through foreign gazes, with that losing her connection to the origin of those stereotypes, her femininity. A failure of an author in a bad mood, who was trying to write a satire, but fell victim to her own melancholy. Who will win? The failure. The failure wins, this is not a satire.

18 years ago a devastating conflict resulted in the death of most superheroes and villains. Only a handful survived and turned the table, but the catastrophic impact marked the world for years to come. Now, memories of the heroes linger in movie and comic books to celebrate those who have fallen. Arisu Nakamura is Highschool student who is a huge fan of the old and always admired them and after an experiment of her friend failed she gets the chance to become one of the heroes she always looked up to. But being a hero is not easy. Will she prevail and bring hope to the city, or will she fail and show that heroes are of the past?

The Gods of Tomorrow explores the intersection of AI and biotechnology, highlighting their revolutionary potential and inherent dangers. Through a blend of personal anecdotes, case studies, and expert interviews, the book examines groundbreaking advancements and their implications for society. It delves into the ethical dilemmas and risks associated with these technologies, such as privacy concerns, genetic manipulation, and the future of human enhancement. The narrative stresses the importance of responsible innovation and governance, advocating for a balanced approach to harnessing technological progress while safeguarding against its possible threats. This insightful work challenges readers to consider the profound impact of these tools on the future.

Will you ever be able to find out who lives inside your house of thoughts? Do you claim to be alive by the criteria of existence or do you merely breathe? Reframe of Mind: Ennui opens doors to discourses on the perception of reality, the idea of interweaving threads of life and, primarily, the myriad thalassic layers of the ocean of our very own consciousness. This "true" version of the original work not only includes an extra chapter, but also features a completely revamped story that adds depth and intrigue. Additionally, readers will be delighted to find vibrantly designed coloured pages interspersed between each chapter.

"The Orphaned" illustrates one of the possibilities for refuge and growth available to orphans worldwide. A place of solidarity that requires minimal grants and donations from foundations or charities, but yields maximum rewards in terms of the benefits an orphaned child receives, and the individual they grow up to be. Amir's story characterizes Joseph, an orphan from an unspecified country in the Middle East, who loses his parents while in a foreign land. Joseph, seeking to build a stable future for himself, turns to the Church, which gives him refuge, shelters him, preserves his wealth, and gifts him a sense of belonging and hope again. Through the many characters Joseph meets and experiences he has, he regains his identity and goes on to live a life of his own choosing, one that he is grateful for, and one beyond his expectations...