A tale of a brave teen telling his story; an incredibly accurate portrayal, reflecting on the key events of his recent puberty, as it was, navigating life in the struggles and cultural contradictions of the eighties.
Politician teaches a graduate class in lying. This is NOT based on current events in this galaxy. Would I lie? In which we learn that you can lie to some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you don't need to lie to all of the people all of the time. The truth works just fine. Once they stop paying attention to your lies, they can't handle the truth.
In an ancient village, the Queen holds an annual fight between the two most prized female slaves, the winner to be her special "alpha", personal slave. Since this is the most coveted position a lowly peasant can attain, the competition is fierce.
It can get isolating as well as tense on a remote U.S. Marine camp deep in Syria. This is the case at Tiger Base, where the commander, Captain May, and two other Marines have a fetish for fourteen-year-old boys. Boys line up at the camp fence looking for favors. The three Marines let fourteen-year-old shoe shiner Labhan inside the fence to provide services. He does more than that for them.
In the realm of rival queens, Claudette Vance, once a powerful ruler, finds herself facing the ultimate test of her pride and strength. After her kingdom falls to the cunning and sorcery of Menace, the enigmatic queen of Amara, Claudette's world crumbles around her. Menace, fueled by a burning desire for revenge and supremacy, hatches a plan that will not only solidify her dominance but also break Claudette's spirit.
WWII Alternate history. Suppose Sir Geoffrey Pike's "ice ships" -- floating aircraft carriers carved out of icebergs -- had been put into service in 1944 in the Battle of the Atlantic. Aboard one of these ships, there would be plenty of opportunity for hanky-panky.