A Torre

"Blue boy has never been the kind of person who falls in love. For him, it was much easier to maintain a strictly carnal relationship with someone. He'd dated so many people that he'd lost count, without ever wanting to bond. But Ashley was different." Feelings are complicated. Especially for Blue Boy, who isn't used to having them but now has to deal with a fiery passion he wasn't prepared to have. The yearnings of this confused young man's heart echo through the dawn, like a scream that cannot be heard.

A Torre

Dream Catcher: English term for dream catcher/catcher. "I don't like to call them dreams; to me, they're like parallel universes that my mind can access only when I sleep. My mind doesn't work like other people's, the ones who only dream. br /> [...] I wanted to keep sleeping, keep visiting different realities, but I couldn't. I would have to get up and live in my physical reality. I would have to wake up." Follow the sad reality of a person who desperately tries to escape reality.

jonasexistiu

For years, Lídia Sampaio considered the dogs of Jacarandás Street an assault on civilized coexistence. So when a morning dawns without a single bark, her first reaction is gratitude. The gratitude, however, does not last long. In Vila Olaria, animals begin to disappear, inexplicable marks appear on the walls, and certain houses begin to harbor spaces that should never exist. While the residents seek explanations reasonable enough to continue their routines, Lídia discovers that there are far worse inconveniences than a noisy neighborhood. Between supernatural horror, everyday absurdity, and the melancholy of small absences, the tale investigates what we have learned to ignore, especially when its warnings blend with the usual noises of life.

jonasexistiu

In Santa Amélia, the last trip of line 86 crosses the border between the known world and the existences that, for some reason, were left on its margins. For seventeen years, Marta Amaral has driven this route, coexisting with passengers for whom time, death, and reality itself seem to obey particular rules. The Passengers Who Never Got Off explores memory, grief, motherhood, and the desire to recover what life has taken from us. In a universe where abandoned possibilities continue to exist, the story investigates the limits of belonging, the consequences of our choices, and the difficult coexistence between love and loss. Between the absurd, melancholy, and supernatural horror, the narrative finds in the small everyday intimacies some of the most unsettling questions of human existence.

Taly MunhozNew Author

Cento e cinquenta anos após uma guerra nuclear, a humanidade sobrevive em seis Áreas isoladas. As cinco centrais são ditaduras hereditárias que pregam igualdade enquanto acumulam poder. A sexta, no Polo Sul, é o descarte de prisioneiros e o esconderijo de uma resistência que ninguém sabe que existe. Lyra Fenris foi criada nas profundezas do gelo para ser uma arma. Treinada desde criança para lutar e mentir, ela recebe a missão que esperou a vida inteira: infiltrar-se na Área 1 fingindo ser Novalie Asher, a herdeira desaparecida da Área 2. Seu objetivo é conquistar Malen Crow, o herdeiro cruel da Área 1, e tomar o poder por dentro. Mas a Área 1 não é o que ela esperava. Entre salões de mármore e bibliotecas, Lyra descobre um mundo de abundância construído sobre a miséria alheia. Descobre aliados onde deveria haver inimigos. Descobre um médico gentil que a vê como pessoa, uma princesa rebelde que se torna amiga, uma rainha que a trata como filha. E descobre Malen, o homem que deveria destruir, mas que enxerga através de todas as suas máscaras. Em um mundo onde herói e vilão são apenas posições, ela vai descobrir que a linha entre os dois é mais fina do que imaginava.

Quatro jovens nerds são mandados para outros mundos para livrar o povo da opressão de um tirano, com classes que eles nunca viram em nenhum dos jogos ou histórias que jogaram ou leram.