Absurdist Absurdist

I'm trying to tell a story here also Life only have true meaning seconds before death. Note: I am writing this "novel" for me and the other people which is probably a few that like this style  True Genres: Humorous Fiction, Absurdist fiction, Dark comedy

A one-minute absurdist story about freedom.

A princess. A monster. An innkeeper. An Empress. Prophecy. Fate. Treason. Nepotism. Alcoholism. In a land divided by fear of the unknown, a young sorceress must fight to keep peace among two impossibly different worlds. But this isn't about her. --- Princess Sabrina (non-sorceress) was not made for the castle life. So, like a rational teenager, she runs away. Surviving on her own is impossible, so she intrudes on the lives of an innkeeper and a morally ambiguous monster. Sabrina doubts she can keep her identity secret forever. What will happen when they find out they're harbouring a runaway princess? Just sit back with a bag of popcorn (or the era's equivalent), and watch as the sky is split open and hell is unleashed on Earth. Who knew the apocalypse would be so entertaining? CONTENT WARNING: gore, swears, absurdist humour, British spelling, mild to severe levels of gayness, werewolves maybe

Life is Meaninglessness for Asahi Kuromi but he doesn't believe life is over by that. A High School student. He believed, that life has no core value, no morality, and no meaning, and he believed we should accept the cruelty of life, and rebel against this meaninglessness, but rebelling must respect the limits in itself. He said. "Quit hoping for happiness in the end, we don't know the future, the only thing we know is the present itself, maybe the future we think will never happen. The only focus I am prioritizing is if I should get a cup of tea every morning, or a cup of coffee in the morning." He also believes that we shouldn't seek to create our meaning but we should stare into the face of the Absurd and rebel against this meaningless world... “What do we do with this life?"

Ben never wanted to write a book. Being autistic, troubled, and the fourth child? It just doesn't sound like a very interesting story. That doesn't stop his therapist, Dr. White, from giving Ben a blank journal. And when Dr. White's mysterious (and slightly annoying) daughter, Julia White, blackmails Ben into joining the therapy program, Ben finds he has no choice but to testify. So, he starts at the beginning: the day he stole a water bottle. From there, it only seems right to discuss his entrance into the group therapy program, his obsession with chocolate chip waffles, and the ever-crippled relationships with his parents and brothers. As Ben navigates his own life and works tirelessly to get himself out of therapy, self-discovery backfires in the worst way imaginable: he may not want to leave. Not a Bestseller is a YA contemporary absurdist novel about a young boy burdened by society's labels. In a Great Gatsby meets Wimpy Kid style, it tackles its story head-on with healthy doses of sarcasm and a lot of love.

Set five thousand years into the future, where the human race is a multiplanetary species, a feat made possible when planet earth was rendered inhabitable by the absurdist anarchists who sabotaged all of the Earth's nuclear power plants in an act of nuclear terrorism, which prompted Earth's leaders to come together for joint financial support towards the goal of colonising other planets in our Galaxy. The rulership of Eden, as space is now called, belongs to the house of Andrzej who rule in a monarchial system of government. But is the story about Earth over yet, or is there more? Find out more about this thrilling sci-fi by giving it a read.

A very short absurdist comedy on 2 strange men trying to complete a task with many factors of the past affecting their performance

With an absurdist perception of the world, how can Ishiro find a meaningful space in his life where one— whom he had chosen — may fill. Having his first love suffering from amnesia after an unforeseen accident, what will his next step be. Is it to chase or to change.