A hop, skip and jump through the world of present day Trans Ideology from the top to the bottom. Inspired by real people, developments and events, a light lotion for the treatment of trans fever.
This is the story of Milo, an Eastern European gangster living in Glasgow, accused of rape by his wealthy ex girlfriend.
The story winds through his life, culminating in his persecution of an artist, who is ironically the only person that genuinely likes him.
A complicated tale of personality disorder, misunderstanding and verbal abuse, it will make you think differently.
This is the story of the picture on the cover, a table made by the author. Taken from life, it is the comedic tale of friendship, gender and Islam from the perspective of an angel of Allah, sent to guide an errant follower to the right path. Samira, an angel, is sent to guide Green Feet to the ways of Allah and is thwarted in her attempts to help him move on from his relationship with a kafir
Unsurprising Habits of Unsuccessful People will shake your apathy and set your motivational fire alight via the power of reverse psychology. Prepare to be awakened.
Jessie and Aggie are sisters. They like to interfere with other people. A touching moment in the lives of Moira and their mother as they stagger on regardless.
Probably the happiest story you will read this year.
Cynthia has had a bad year. She randomly staggers into a porn star online, and in the course of wooing him, asks herself questions about the nature of respectability, personal values and how to live happily with yourself and others. (adult themes, but don't expect erotica)
A selection of stories written whilst musing on a very beautiful but distressed man that Ina briefly worked with. He had her fired for trying to give him a book.
Richard, a celebrity interviewer of politicians, is surprised by what he finds when he goes to buy a newspaper. His intoxication leads to personal change.
The fictional story of an emotional journey, Ina uses the medium of fiction to explore the nature of love and the futility of optimism in the course of exploring what makes us love, what establishes gender, and what constitutes our inner identity. A comedic, romantic series of tales about the roller coaster that is the real experience of being in love with someone that does not really exist.
Ina discusses the real problem with the NHS, which she has special insight into not only because of her years investigating from the perspective of witnessing various events as an administrator, but due to her contact with experienced professionals and events in her personal life. The story tells the tale of a former NHS professional being bullied at work even after his career has been destroyed,
Oliver has it all, fame, wealth, a wife, a family, adoring fans and an unknown capacity for hard work, so why does he find a grumpy, sarcastic and slightly deranged thumbnail photograph so compelling?
Aldous and Kira discuss Kira's attitude to money, which causes much confusion and despair between Kira, her family and her friends. Kira explains what money is, and what it is not to an increasingly irritated Aldous
The story of Kate, a chef who goes to work for a respected name, only to find that respect is a one way street, and she is at the opposite end. A tale of personality disorder, overwork and the value of developing self-worth.
** This is not erotica.**
Kira, taking her research seriously as always, goes out to find out what she actually wants from her partners. She meets several interesting characters and learns a lot about people, their problems and how they choose to express themselves.
Ina enjoys artwork, creating fiction, teasing motivational gurus and witty social commentary on modern life. Unpopular blogging is a selection of posts from her website. Ina will be blogging for the forseeable future, but in the meantime here are the posts on globalism, consumerism and the nature of modernity for you to giggle and enjoy.
Ina Disguise has a moderately popular blog on her website, which she maintains despite a life of crushing endurance. She cheers herself up by writing self improving twaddle and enjoys being pursued by motivational experts who do not read it.
Roger is in investment banker. He likes to think he makes his own luck, and so finds it something of a surprise when he comes to work one day and finds that his world has changed since the Mandatory Equality law has passed.
A selection of poems from my blog. The cover art is Honey, I made you an icon, also from the blog. In celebration of the tireless work of David Avocado Wolfe
Olivia is the youngest member of a severely dysfunctional family. This is an abbreviated family history of how badly a family can operate at the mercy of an unstable eldest sibling, from the perspective of the youngest member.
Pippa has some time off work, and decides to explore the fabulous world of online dating, whereupon she discovers that she is an utter failure at life.
More adventures of eccentrics Sam Redwood and Kira Cedar as they blunder their way through life. Kira has won an art competition she has no idea she has entered, which opens up a new world for Sam, if only he could see it.
Sam Redwood, legendary womanizer and international health guru, has suffered a financial setback in the form of a takeover from the evil White family.
Kira, a foul-tempered academic on the other side of the world, is quietly eating herself to death.
Join a host of characters from the alternative health industry as they struggle against market forces in the course of living eventful lives.
Gatecrasher
on Sep. 21, 2013
Nice atmospherics, nice macro pacing. Micro pacing could use some crafting. Overall evidence of serious future talent. Like me, this author needs a reader.
Otherwise, nice job on what could have been a hackneyed story.
A Voyage Of Self Discovery
on Sep. 21, 2013
Charming and very readable memoir - well worth a read. Easy conversational style without too much added pzazz. A book for relaxing with.
Horse's Ass
on Sep. 21, 2013
Really nice characterisation, good story development - might make it easier for less able readers to split the paragraphs a little but overall well above average piece of work - right up my alley!
Jogging Along
on Sep. 22, 2013
Neatly captured the mundanity of office life and difference in the attitude towards overweight men to overweight women eg. your friends tell you to take up a sport rather than telling you you should hide because you are socially unacceptable and altogether hideous. Well written and nicely paced. For me, could have done with a tiny bit more introspection at the beginning to really make me care about the person but as a stream of thought development - it worked very well.
The Opportunities of Youth
on Sep. 22, 2013
A very masculine read - more emotional development of the characters beyond how many children they have would make it more accessible for female readers. Apart from that, nicely drawn and being used to male interpretations of 'economotion' I would read more from this author.
I Might As Well Because I Have No Choice
on Sep. 22, 2013
I really like your writing voice, but a less trained reader would be confused at some of the erratic punctuation and might not realise it is colloquial charm - if I was you i would do one of three things - either add more punctuation, get an editor to do it for you or make the voice/accent even stronger - dropping Gs etc eg. drippin' instead of dripping to strengthen the effect. At the moment you seem a bit shy and are half writing conventionally and half in your excellent voice - and if I was you I would emphasise the voice because it works really well.
No Shades of Grey
on Nov. 04, 2015
I get the impression that this author kind of disapproves of bdsm?The paperback would make a charming gift. The online reader does not work with the formatting.
猫と蛙 Cat and Frog
on Sep. 07, 2017
This story was fun, but being unable to advertise because you have less than four stars is even more fun......
Misfortunes' Windfall
on Sep. 08, 2017
I get the impression that this author should stop trying to review people's work if he doesn't make any effort to understand it in context.