Crikey, mates! Drop Bear Dumbee's here in town, looking for the fabled Yowies among us. Will he find one?

A short story about drowning in ink. I wrote this sort of as a warm up but also since I had the small idea of it as well. I hope you can enjoy this short little piece for now! Contains bits of symbolism as well as a descriptions.

Mia is a reserved student. She usually stays late at school to clean the art room. And then one night, her friend Aya has vanished while leaving behind her school bag and an eerie quietness. In her pursuit of Diana, Mia finds herself in a deserted classroom where time appears to be stagnated ...

This is a personal statement from the author thanking all of those who have supported and read the whole story or even a fraction of it. Thank you all!

When Hazel finds herself lost on what to do with her trainee, a mission from Aba to subdue an Amarok needs to be addressed. Unpleasant memories of her hunt with an aggressive Amarok get recalled. Hazel questions Aba's request for her and Samantha to complete the mission.

The first things most people notice about Jaimie Winters are his ears, followed shortly thereafter by his tail. But Simon Caradon only sees his best friend. And, perhaps more importantly, the boy he couldn't help but fall in love with.

What if the radio won?

Professor Agasa was simply just messing around with his inventions as he’s preparing something in the kitchen and thinking up a new quiz for the Detective Bous after coming back from yet another Soccer Game. However, when he sees them at his doorstep, he finds that all of them have appeared to be...

A group of friends go to a remote cabin to spend their winter vacation together. Cut off from the city and surrounded by snow, they expect a quiet break. But once night falls, Something lingers in the forest. The silence is dreading. And as moments pass, it becomes clear that they are no longe...

Yamin and Yalda discover a devious plot to steal away the Christmas wishes of children in the biggest mall in the world! It's up to them to put a stop to it, or else there may be nothing under the tree for anyone this year!