Spider-Man Yin and Yang follows Peter Parker as he goes through some trials of a new foe, Kearney. After a tiring battle with the Vulture, Kearney robs Oscorp Industries for something that the public knows very little about.

Spider-Man Yin and Yang has the more frequent updates on Neobook, as that's the story's birthplace, and so here I make chapter updates whenever I finish a chapter. If you enjoy the story and want to see the unfinished stuff, then click on this: https://neobook.org/book/fuRJ21yg/

A more adult story of a childhood favorite show of mine, The PowerPuff Girls. Follow sisters Blossom, Buttercup, and Bubbles now as College aged-superheroes, balancing normal life and fighting off evil  before days end.

"Meet Ethan Marshall. He’s twelve years old, but life has made him feel much smaller. In the halls of his school, he’s the target of bullies. At home, he faces a different kind of torment—his father. Vernon Marshall, a man whose temper is as heavy as his hand, rules their household like a dictator, ensuring Ethan lives in constant fear. For Ethan, the only escape is his imagination, where he can flee from the cruelty and disappointment of his everyday life.

Ethan doesn’t belong to this world. He belongs to a universe far, far away—a place of space battles, heroic warriors, and epic quests. In the worlds of his favorite space opera, he finds solace, where brave men and women fight for freedom among the stars. But his favorite of all? Battlestar Galactica. In the Galactica's crew, Ethan sees the protectors and friends he’s never had in his real life. In a universe filled with Cylons and peril, there are always heroes willing to fight.

But heroes don’t exist in the real world... or do they? Ethan is about to discover that sometimes, even the most unlikely stories hold the power to change everything. He’s about to find a friend and savior from the very series that has been his refuge—a journey that will take him beyond his dreams and into something far stranger. Because the battle for Ethan’s soul is about to be fought in a place where reality twists, and the impossible becomes possible.

Ethan Marshall is about to step into... the Twilight Zone."

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Masashi Kishimoto's manga series "Naruto" follows Naruto Uzumaki's journey to become a respected ninja. The manga was adapted into an anime series (2002-2007) and dubbed in English (2005-2009). This book analyzes each episode of the anime series, from Season 1 to Season 5, going beyond a simple summary.

©2023 by Sarah Mkorongo. All rights reserved, and all characters belong to Masashi Kishimoto.

Copyright © 2023 by Sarah Mkorongo

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means-electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise-without the prior written permission of the author.

similar to Code Lyoko

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“I’m not doing this alone.” “Why am I always being dragged?” “Because you love me.” “My taste in friends is questionable sometimes.” “You coulda been friends with dumbfuck” I mumble sitting on the couch looking HIM in the eyes. “Good point, can I take it back?” “Of course but let's handle this first.” “I should have brought the stuff in.”  “Woah woah woah just ask him what he was thinking first off.” “I was kidding……sort of. “OKAY, First off Blakely where do you get off touching my face?” He sat there blank-faced. “Answer the question idiot.” “Yes ma'am, I was just apologizing” I laughed “You shouldn’t have done that.” “That’s my job.” “Exactly this is my wife and you are nothing” I punctuated nothing by shoving his chest.

Duc is accidentally reincarnated as a duck where he was supposed to be the heroic force for good, as a human, but finds instead himself in the depths of a dungeon facing challenge after challenge in his little duck body.

Not only that, when he finds his way out, Duc seems to end up right in the middle of a possible war starting! And that's only the beginning!

Joined by an elven princess, a rogue, and others along on his journey, Duc has to not only find himself, but also help others and survive in this new world!

Lily is a snow witch with powerful magic and a quick temper. Not the best combination. But she keeps to herself, and the few people she lets get close know she has a good heart, and that’s enough for her. She doesn’t need any drama in her life.​​​​​​​

Too bad she got me as an author.

Her next-door neighbor, Pipaluk, is a mad scientist. A good one. His wife, Emma, makes sure of that. She’s basically a saint, putting up with his random explosions while raising their two children and mothering Lily every chance she gets. But Santa’s elves are known for their quick wit and adaptability, after all, and she’s no different.

Then there’s Lily’s meddling family. They’re in the North Pole, and she’s not, and that’s how she likes it. Unfortunately, her cousin Crystal still calls to pester her, and her aunt Gemma still meddles in her life. They may or may not trigger Lily’s blizzard-inducing rage from time to time, resulting in out-of-season snowstorms, snowbound towns, and confused meteorologists worldwide.

Good thing Lily has a fairy godmother. Wendy is always around to clean up Lily’s messes without her goddaughter ever knowing. It’s a full-time job, especially since giving Lily what she needs instead of what she wants is even harder than erasing the snow witch’s existence from her human neighbors’ minds every time it snows.

NASA can’t figure out the strange weather phenomena. Boris needs an enchantress for his newest book. Santa needs Boris’ new book pronto before Mrs. Claus throws a fit.

Yeah, Lily definitely got the wrong author if she wants a drama-free life.

Elements of Chaos

1: Of Ice and Snow

2: Of Fire and Smoke

This book began as a writing experiment when I joined The Fabulous Spec-Fic Smack Downby @LayethTheSmackDown on Wattpad, which required me to write Speculative Fiction flash fiction, short stories, drabbles, and poetry based on prompts. That was a huge stretch for me, but I enjoyed it so much that I continued following the prompts after I was eliminated. And I’m keeping it going as long as I can by joining other prompt-based contests.

I decided from the beginning to use the same characters and world throughout the book, so while I write each chapter as a standalone short story, there is continuity between chapters, and an underlying storyline is emerging. My goal is to keep that going. It’s an odd balance I’m trying to strike here, especially since I typically write novels, not short stories.

Since this is a prompt-based book, it has quite a few quirks. The first is perspective. Lily, the protagonist in chapter one, is the entire book’s protagonist. However, she is not the central character in each chapter. I write her chapters in the first person and all other chapters in the third person.

The second quirk is chapter length. Many prompts provide word count restrictions; some do not. Currently, the shortest chapter is 100 words long, and the longest is 10,000 words long. I’ve split the longer chapters up into multiple parts of 1,500-2,500 words each.

The third quirk is genre. Speculative Fiction is typically a blend of Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Horror, often with alternate universes and timelines, but really, anything goes. The original contest was a Speculative Fiction contest, and I am a scaredy cat, so this is mostly a blend of Fantasy and Science Fiction thus far. I’m sure that will change, because I go where the prompts take me. But with Speculative Fiction, it’s fine if I take a jaunt into Chicklit land for a chapter or two, so it’s all good.

And that brings us to the fourth quirk: me. I don’t plan this. I can’t plan it. The prompts can change everything. I’ve learned to leave certain details vague on purpose, because that gives me wiggle room to pivot if the next prompt takes things in a different direction. When I get a new prompt, I read it, let it simmer in the back of my mind for a week or so, reread and revisit again when I feel like it, and I get some basic idea of how I at least want to start the next chapter and maybe what I want to happen.

Then I sit down to write. And anything can happen.

I write most of these chapters in one sitting, and I often surprise myself. This has become my writing sandbox. It’s where I go to play and let loose every wild idea that comes into my mind, and I love it. I hope you enjoy it, too.

At the bottom of each chapter, I list the date of creation, word count, prompt information, and a link to the original prompt, if I have it. I sometimes come back to tweak things here or there, and I have a list of editing/feedback suggestions from others that I intend to work through eventually. When that happens, I may leave a note about it, but I’m not changing the date and word count. That’s the original stamp, and I want to keep it there for my records.

Word count varies with the application used. All the word counts here come from Google Docs.

Content/Trigger Warnings

None of my stories contain profanity or explicit sexual content. Themes and content include instances or mention of:

Credits

@AprilJester on Wattpad, for talking me into joining the original contest. @BookLover3062 on Wattpad, for stealing my title and making me come up with a new one. Graphics created by me in Canva.

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