Cultures Stories

A cluster of short stories My Top Secret: I love happy endings because I know my life won't have one, reading an imaginary character's happily ever after somehow makes m...

Book of Oc's

Years of unproductive world conferences has lead to this: the Allies and Axis (plus Spain, Romano, and Prussia) travel to various countries around the world together for...

In a world increasingly interconnected yet paradoxically insular, the allure of exploration has never been more compelling. Danielle Esposito Staten Island - A Modern-da...

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The Republic of Cegedia was a nation that should not have existed. At least to Polar White, I mean Sam Colbar. Yet one day Sam finds himself awake in The Republic of Ceg...

Life's a game designed to make meaningful connections with others. You win, when no matter where, you find a soul the same as yours. You also win when you realize this w...

A book showing appreciation to every skin color, cultures, countries.

All he left behind was his journal and gold chain with an abstract pendant. Until one day when it ended up in the hands of a little boy on a small island. A child whose...

I blog about thoughts and musings on my experiences in consulting, and all things related to personal and professional development. Specifically I share ideas on develop...

Salvador Reis Lestrade is a 27 year old detective in Scotland Yard, Portuguese and British descendent and great grandchild of Inspector G. Lestrade. Salvador starts inve...

a poem about my childhood home, about being Cambodian-american, and about appreciating roots.

it's never easy to leave your home country, to divide a house with strangers and to be the new person in the school. Nobody is used to that. But this is the biggest par...

A small group of teens from around the world end up in this hallway. Surrounded constantly by a hovering red glow, the teenagers are stuck. With barely anything to keep...

Hello everyone! As you've probably guessed from the title, this is a book about Islam. And when I say Islam, I mean the real Islam, stereotypes aside. Whether you are Mu...