Threadbare is a story about four students held together by frayed connections, unspoken feelings, and the quiet desperation of wanting to be seen. Mirei, the girl who stitches herself shut so no one sees her fall apart. Aren, the girl who always held out her answers confidently, although her ...

Cover Description As snow gently falls around them, two souls stand on the edge of a farewell. A girl with tear-streaked cheeks clutches her scarf tightly, the chill of winter no match for the ache in her heart. Behind her, a quiet boy watches, his eyes filled with unspoken sorrow and memori...

Riku is a cog in the machine of grey. Until he has a chance encounter with a woman wearing a floral jacket. Waking up the following morning he finds he is in possession of a phone that is not his. Is it the woman? Will there be colour in his grey life? One shot written for the Honey Event.

The first recorded contact with the beings "Dreamers." This short story takes us to the nation's capital, Matria, narrating the events from the perspective of the second group, the one that decided to take a different path: toward the city. As they face the most violent social collapse, they be...

Aurora is a witch. Victor is a folk healer. Best friends. Total opposites. When Aurora casts a voodoo curse to keep Victor away—hoping to stop her feelings before they spiral... …it works. Just not in the way she expected.

Myan Lami was built to be unbreakable—a biotic Special Agent of the Terran Federation, forged from self-replicating microchips and genetically loyal to his creators. But on the ice-covered world of Epsilon Indi A 1, he faces a mission that will test more than his strength. Sent to investigate a ...

In a dystopian world ruled by a ruthless agency, 13-year-old Mi Kuya Mizuki’s life shatters when her beloved brother, Saito, is executed for defying their control. Once cheerful and full of life, Mi Kuya becomes a cold, silent shadow, driven by vengeance. With her brother's katana in hand and a h...

Amy prefers to keep to herself—routine, quiet, and distance feel safest. But when a coworker unexpectedly slips her phone into Amy’s bag, it sparks an awkward, hesitant connection between two very different people. Through clumsy conversations, small gestures, and ringing interruptions, Amy begin...

An eternal phylosophical and psychological question: is it more fearful to forget something important or to remember it?

Three years have passed—three years of sorrow, anger, and despair. Numbness has since become Amanda's sole comfort in her never ending struggle to cope. However, a day after her late wife's birthday, the phone rings for her, despite it not being hers.