This story is one that delves deeply into the psychological aspect in the first half, and features a romance in the second half. In this story, a mortician by the name of Nick Austin is suddenly the only living person among a world of death. Every six out of the seven days, nobody except for him is alive, and so the first half of the book is spent teetering between madness and solitude, while trying to keep up with life on the "living days".

The first chapter of "The Love Life of Some Guy", a novel I've been working on the last few months. The story follows aforementioned Some Guy throughout his life and through his loves. Expected to publish in 2026. Written in first person, as seen through the eyes of a bisexual male main character.

4/5 stars, unnecessary trope of fake-dating, but sweet romance. I don’t often read gay romance—or any romance for that matter—even though I’ve written one myself. But I’ve seen the cover of this one around so much that I figured I’d give it a go. It’s a story of two gay men in their late twenties who end up fake-dating for both of their benefit. One to help the dung beetle charity he works for and one to bring a date to his parents’ anniversary.

This is a very private and close up insight into her life both professionally and privately. It’s wild to hear what it’s been like for her, arguably one of the biggest stars at that time. Even before the conservatorship, which I’m sure is the part that a lot of people skip ahead to. Her start at Disney, then becoming a massive pop star. Essentially pulling her family out of poverty, which is something no child should bear any responsibility for.