Sometimes we simply forget our memories. They hide in the abyss of our minds in order to protect our hearts. That's what people usually call a response of certain trauma. And here I was, writing about forgotten memories, feelings and pictures. I wrote about what it means for a heart to break, for a soul to shatter and what it is like to be a wounded child. With all love and respect, I wrote this for the wounded child that you are too. Until I Die is a collection of poetry and prose that reflect on the long-term struggles of traumatic events starting from childhood experiences and following, the conflict of identity and the hardships of feeling left out in life. This is bittersweet message to our inner children.

In this story, the reader follows a lonely whale who has lost his pod to several events that happened due to climate change. Not wanting to accept defeat and wait for his expected death, it instead decides to go on a journey, to talk to the inhabitants of the ocean that had lost and suffered to climate change too, to understand why this keeps happening and more importantly, to be sure who was at fault for it.

In this book you will see through the eyes of a little girl who endures domestic and mental abuse, staying in this hell spiral to her adolescence until one day she reaches a breaking point and finds help manifesting itself in form of her true soulmate and a psychotherapist, who make her realize that she was never the root of evil and that stepping away from people that hurt you is the only chance to heal and be happy again.

In a world where silence speaks louder than words, one being grapples with the unbearable weight of existence. Trapped in a room where memories are both salvation and torment, they confront the echoes of a forgotten past and the enigmatic presence of a force that defies comprehension. Each page pulls you deeper into the mind of a soul caught between despair and revelation, as they unravel the twisted threads of their own creation. As the lines between reality and illusion blur, you, the reader, become complicit in their descent. Will you dare to open the door, knowing that the truth might be more than you can bear? In Before I Remember, reality unravels, memory distorts, and identity blurs. What truths will you uncover and which will you choose to believe?

What is a Sorcerer without his Power source but a regular Person? What is a Prodigy without what made them Special? Onxy, a Person that Fulfills both of those criteria is now on his way to find escape and solution for problems that have haunted him for what he feels like an eternity, to perhaps get his power source back and rid of his rather unconventional work around.

"before the edge" is a captivating journey through the intricacies of love, loss, and the human experience. In this poignant tale, the characters' emotions are vividly painted, giving readers an intimate glimpse into their hearts and minds. The book delves into themes of regret, self-discovery, and the profound impact we have on one another's lives.

Is it fair to judge someone before you really know them? Well, behind a person, there could be a happy, lucky individual enjoying life. On the other hand, there could also be someone who is everything but happy or lucky, not enjoying life, and praying every day that they dont wake up the next morning. However, they may not look like that or show it. And this story is about Yuna. Seventeen different tales about the life stages, each year of Yuna's 16-year-old life, await you in this book. From her traumatizing childhood to her hopeless, hateful teenage years.

"My head sunk even deeper into my chest. A knot of realization tightened in my stomach. How right she was. I couldn't exist without people." In an effort to escape her mother, Delilah moves into a new city, hoping for a new start. There she meets Vincent Hayes, beautiful, smart, put together. Something she can't say about herself. As their lives get more intertwined, deception and betrayal find their way into her life. Will she be able to unravel the layers of horrors without corrupting herself?

One's an inexplicable fool, stumbling through life; the other is a listless cashier waiting for something better. Their lives unravel over the course of a summer day, forcing them to confront old truths in new clothes, all the all the while drifting towards a chance encounter under a sinking sun.

How do we ask for forgiveness, when there is no one left to forgive us? How do we cope with the forever loss of what we thought was most precious to us? A story, in which sixteen year old Jake learns that in order to heal, and be free from the burden of guilt he bore after the suicide of his girlfriend, he has to learn to forgive himself first.