Worlds Apart Book Novels & Stories

At first, one voice. Then another. A child from a distant planet imagined a garden between the stars. An old scholar imagined a library containing the history of both universes. A healer imagined a sanctuary. A traveler imagined roads connecting worlds. An artist imagined cities filled with colors that had never existed. A soldier imagined a future without another war. Millions of people answered. The Interworld stopped expanding. Liana felt their dreams enter it. The emptiness began changing. Gardens appeared. Cities. Libraries.

I thought she's going to reject her because of her facial expression, but she kneel before me. “Take me as your alliance and let's create a Disparate Utopia where people can live up with peace and nature.”

I felt empty and nothing was going to save me. Right now I'm currently on my day off, sitting in the library reading a book about shifters. I thought I knew a lot from my library back home. The human library that I visited frequently had a whole wall of books about shifters. But they were all written by humans. Reading these books has made me realize I knew nothing. Three whole double sided bookshelves filled with these books. I hadn't even finished a whole row yet.

I reached out and touched the corner of the frame, letting the weight of the moment settle across my shoulders. From a lone Earth-born stranger in a medieval world... to this. An alliance of thirty-one nations. A continent beginning to turn away from swords and into logic. Into peace. Into industry. Into civilization. I exhaled slowly, the quiet hum of my office returning as my thoughts cleared. Two more days. Then the work begins.

"So, your book entitled 'Two Worlds' how did you come up writing your very first novels which made you famous after a few months?" I smiled and held the microphone properly and looked at the crowded, "It was actually half of my story, I wrote it while I was home alone for my treatment! It was about families and loneliness because my character has no friends. But when she died because of depression she was reincarnated and she lived in a new world where she found love and plenty of friends! That was my dream because I was lonely when I was young. And I never thought that my friend's cousin, will submit it to a book publishing and they love it. The interviewer was asking a lot of questions abo

said Liem who looked at Paul and Carlos. Paul and Carlos were seen immediately nodding their heads together to confirm that they had met Liem before but were told to keep their arrival secret from Eva and Monic. "The world we live in is called the inner world or the first world while the place I have visited is the outer world or the second world and the boundary of the second world is the Antarctic Ice continent" Liem said explaining the boundary between the second and first world. "The Antarctic Ice Continent is the boundary of the first world and the second world." Said Carlos looked serious and then heard Liem come back again to continue his words.

He doesn’t look me in the eye as he speaks. "Something like that." I repeat. "However, I find it best not too run to the bottom of a bottle." This is not my place, let it go! But he’s the one to keep it going this time. "And I find it best not to chain myself to someone else's world." He retorts. "Fair enough." I say and carry on with my reading, twirling my pencil in my fingers until I need it. I thought that would be the end of this strange encounter but Aidan had other plans. He stared down at my book.

"Next up is Daniel and his group." Miss Close announced. Everyone had to do a presentation on Cold War. Unlike Daniel, Jenna worked independently even though she was supposed to be in his group but later she found out that working independently gave more marks. She idiotically left them last minute and rushed all the work for her presentation. She felt so dumb for not choosing to be in a group after seeing that everyone was in a group, except for her.

The Emergent World required the reader to have been inside a long arrangement — a partnership, a collaboration, a building of something together that was larger than either person alone. And the fourth book required the reader to have been inside a long accumulation long enough that the ordinary day was the deepest thing they knew. He said: "Yes. The Inside Account is available to any thoughtful reader. The Ground Keeps requires the reader to have been in the ground or close to it. The Emergent World requires the reader to have been inside a long arrangement. The fourth book — " He paused, finding the form. "The fourth book is available only to the reader who has been inside a long accumulat

And far away— Two worlds were already moving toward each other. Collision was no longer a possibility. It was inevitable.