Nearly a decade has passed since he left this town. Now, he's back, stepping into a world that feels both familiar and foreign. He left behind things he'd rather forget, but there are things he must remember if he wants to find his way back home. This book follows the journey of a young man returning to his hometown for the first time in many years. Through his reflections, the story explores the complexities of growing up, being queer in a small town, and the ways love can be misunderstood, lost, and rediscovered.

A mysterious girl who likes to spend her time in the local bookstore. But what would happen if she disappears one day? This book is about a man who works at a bookstore and suddenly when his patron vanishes, he decides to look after her. But was it the right decision? First of all, who can he trust? Maybe he shouldn't have talked to her all this time, giving her book recommendations every week. What was his motive to even start working at the bookstore? You'll find the anwser deep in the woods in a cabin overgrown with moss.

An illuminating story of what it means to be young and lost. Intrinsically queer and entertaining, the story follows young Mira as she carves out space for herself in the big city alongside her best friend, Indigo. Both of them have secrets that lead to a fight, threatening to tear them apart. After their argument, Mira explores her queerness on a sunny beach with a girl she picked up at the supermarket. The story is a summer epic, embracing both the warming rays of the sun and the chill of loneliness that comes with tumultuous adulthood. Mira experiences her fair share of sloppy moments and sappy feelings, both make you cringe and gush.

Portions of little and big coincidences in life. A storyteller in progress...

Ray is in love with a girl. Ashley. They play volleyball together and are really good friends. But Ray wants more, she wants to kiss and to touch Ash and just be with her. The problem is, that Ash gives her mixed signals about their relationship until Ray desides to take the first step.

I know it is weird, but seeing the notification of their message on my phone made me happy. Even though I have never met them before. Others would say I did not really know them. For me, Sun was everything. Frany always prefered to stay quiet, hide their feelings and spent their time alone. But when Sun comes into their life, he starts to understand that it sometimes can be nice to be alone together. That it can be nice to talk. But there is also something that does not seem to fit. He should probably fall in love with Sun. But something is stopping them from it. Does he even need to be in love to care so deeply about someone? Or is what they have enough?

What if myths and reality aren ́t as seperated as we thought? In this book short stories explose this question and zoom in on potential interactions and instances where our world and that of which we dream of aren ́t that distant from each other. But is that a good or a bad thing? Delve in and find out!

Nuada gave the most important performance of his life, yet the audience barely reacted at all. Nuada continued to strum away on his instruments five strings, feeling their every vibration jolt through his body, the tension and resolution of the notes calming his mind. They were all wrong. The notes he played were all wrong, ever so slightly misplaced within the melody's rhythm, just a touch out of tune, and that's not even considering the clearly wrong notes that he played. The many people of high status in attendance understood this keenly, yet held back their disdain.

At first, Food was joy, comfort, and happiness. Mom's cupcakes, popsicles from the grocery store and Christmas dinner. Then you grow up and food is fear, sadness, and anger. Sweaty nights on the exercise bike, grumbling stomachs and tears on your cheek. Will you ever learn that food is really just food?