The story is about Gertrude Smithins, his bad personality and his far and few friends.

“We are seekers. There is no need for certainty. We are nothing but instinct, the impulse of life yearning to understand the world.” These words serve as an anchor for the soul, a quiet affirmation for those who exist simply to be. Shirakami Akane once lived within the tender rhythm of an o...

In a utopian world where all schools run on the internet, Takashi Nomura, a self-righteous loner, finds himself in a bizarre situation when the most popular girl in his class sends him a friend request.

Having lived most his entire life in a hospital bed, Asahi encouters a mysterious goth gal, Kei, who brings him into the future where his illness is able to be cured. Slowly, Asahi begins to learn how to live again alongside Kei and others - whilst coming to terms with the loss of his parents and...

An amusing but wholesome story about the intertwined lives of Fuuka and Mizumi, a couple, who, through experiences annoying and happy, strengthen their bond amidst events where stuff just wants to go wrong. Laughably wrong.

Delilah Dawn is content in her own world, dedicating herself to protecting those in need. As she confronts her personal demons, she is tasked with safeguarding a prince who is threatened by his own brother. Sworn to ensure the safety of all her charges, she hides him away in secrecy with h...

Lucas was an ordinary man—a devoted father, ripped from his life without warning. Summoned by a desperate kingdom, they told him he was the only hope against the so-called Demon King. But when he refused to fight, he was imprisoned, tortured, and left to die. In the depths of his suffering,...

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Aaron's never really had friends, and not being that popular, finding people who aren't "losers" to him is too tricky. So he's content doing his own thing. But, when a girl literally falls into his life, he finds these losers might not be so bad...

(This is not a synopsis) I'll be rewriting Staccato, since I feel that I've rushed my writing process too much, and that the course of events within the story has deviated too much from what I first planned. I also feel like a different chapter length, narration, and pacing would suit Staccato ...