Please recommend a novel in which the male protagonist is a thousand-year-old Corpse King and the female protagonist is a human. At the same time, it also contains a plot in which a human can turn into a werewolf.

Typically, publishers are the ones who submit nominations for the National Book Awards for Adult Fiction. Authors themselves usually can't directly nominate their works.

No. Spanking is not a positive behavior, whether it involves girls or anyone else. It is a form of physical punishment that can cause harm both physically and psychologically.

One popular 'brainwashed Yuma fanfic' could be 'Yuma's Altered Mind'. It delves into an alternate reality where Yuma's mind is manipulated in an interesting way. The story has a great plot that keeps you hooked from start to finish.

Alice Munro is one. Her stories in 'New Yorker Short Fiction' are known for their deep exploration of female experiences. Another is Raymond Carver. His minimalist style of writing is quite evident in his short stories here, with sparse yet powerful language.

Some of his famous novels are 'Five Point Someone', 'One Night @ the Call Center' and '2 States'.

There are some great Philippine English stories. For instance, 'May Day Eve' by Nick Joaquin. It's set during the May Day Eve and has elements of superstition, love, and the complex relationships between men and women. It gives a vivid picture of the Filipino culture and how traditions play a role in people's lives. Also, many short stories by Edith Tiempo are really good, exploring different aspects of Filipino life and human nature in general.

I'm not sure if there are a lot of specific 'Skyrim Female Alduin Lemon' fanfictions as it's a rather unusual combination. However, in general, fanfiction often takes creative liberties with the lore. You might try searching on some specialized fanfiction websites like Archive of Our Own, but be aware that 'lemon' usually implies adult content which may not be allowed in all areas or might be hard to find due to its mature nature.

I'm not sure if there is an official 'Harry Potter and the Sisters Black' story. It might be a fan - made or very niche concept. J.K. Rowling's original Harry Potter series doesn't have such a titled story. So it's difficult to provide a detailed account of it.

In fanfic stories, finding love usually has to do with the development of relationships between characters. They might start as friends and gradually realize their deeper feelings. Now, about defeating the tum. If 'tum' is a symbol of chaos or something negative, the characters could defeat it through self - discovery. By understanding their own worth and purpose, they become stronger. For instance, a character who was once shy and unsure discovers their hidden strength and uses it to not only find love but also to take on the 'tum' and emerge victorious.

No. Such works with excessive sexual content are not acceptable in mainstream society as they go against moral and ethical norms. Society generally promotes works that are positive, educational, and family - friendly.