A story of a boy with his diary who had recently turned 18.

You don't remember her name. You can recall the figments of a memory, the shapes formed by the presence of an absence, but nothing else.

In the midst of a storm, she found her calm in the most unexpected embrace. Yuki finds herself standing on the edge, both literally and figuratively. As she contemplates her own existence and what lies beyond death, a mysterious man appears, drawing her into a world she never could have imagin...

A girl named Ararima Haniki was born in the world of Animearth with a lost sense of taste. Her condition is found to be permanent, causing her to fail at cooking for family reunions when she was 10 years of age. During this time, Ararima and her father visit their everyday convenience store to...

It was on this observation deck that he first met her. Everything changed for him from that moment when she slipped from the railing.

I stood at the edge of life. Misery and fear filled my heart. One step to end it all. It was then I met a girl the same as me, but we could not hear each other. I wanted to talk. Therefore, I made a paper plane to carry and deliver my voice, and hers.

Do not look down over the precipice’s edge. That’s the secret, you see: You always have to look up. That way you can only fly, and you never fall.

When humans die, their souls can be collected either by the God of Death, Thanatos, or the Goddess of Life, Eros. The Judgement for this is as fair as life itself can be.

After the fall, he found that he was still alive. His mind was blurry. He didn't know what occurred. All that he knew was that he was caught between Life and Death. Holding on to the string of Life, he has a choice to make. What does he choose in the end? Read this to find out.

Phoebe had her novel draft rejected again by her editor, exhausted and losing hope in her dream, she goes to the rooftop of her apartment building to end her own suffering, only to find a beautiful man that resembles her novel’s main character. This is a spin-off short story submitted to the M...