the nihilist a philosophical novel

A collection of poems that tell dark, truthful, modern, and powerful stories from a universal perspective. The first two volumes are available to read for free. To learn more and see the full story, please visit https://raethyn.com/.

A look into my beliefs. It is all based around the idea of the prespective. So keep that in mind when you are reading this book. This is a book from a 15 year old middle schooler, these came from his brain, but of course he had insperation from famous others. Contains intro to No one's book.

I will post a thought-provoking question daily as well as my answer to it. It's obviously not a novel, but it's just a collection of Q/A. It's my OPINIONS towards some questions that I find interesting. So, don't hate/bully me for my writing. ^^ Have fun reading. Comment below if you agree/disagree and why. I will be reading your comments.

The Cursed One is born into the mortal world as the 12th prince of the Zaigor Empire, branded with the title of "Cursed Prince" and stripped of his rightful claim to the throne. an imperfect creation of the gods struggling and fighting against this cruel world.

Warning: Not for the weak of heart

Read the preview to the new, expanded Nihilist: Legion, the second volume of ten that will explore an impactful narrative woven together by an anthology of smaller stories. Blending between narrative, poetry, and storybook literature, the Nihilist anthology explores themes of sorrow, loss, and tragedy while defining the importance of literature when humanity nears the end.

Introducing the third volume of Nihilist, a new collection of poems that takes place shortly after the events of the second. After failing to escape the tower of Delta during the destruction caused by Faeri, a woman named Chloe loses her life in the debris. She's taken to the hospital shortly after, but a new entity replaces her known as 'Genesis' -- the first daughter of Autumn. Read the internal downfall of Delta and the return of the tyrant's daughter in the prologue.

Read the introduction story to the new, expanded Nihilist: Fracture, the first volume of ten that will explore an impactful narrative woven together by an anthology of smaller stories. Blending between narrative, poetry, and storybook literature, the Nihilist anthology explores themes of sorrow, loss, and tragedy while defining the importance of literature when humanity nears the end.

Ray Yoshinori is an Eighteen year old teenager who spends his days in the garage using his unique ability to whiff things up with just the blueprint and parts in a blink of an eye.But when his beloved city is no longer needed by the government of Gyokuza, his city faces the danger of elimination.Ray and his new found companions work together in an attempt to save the city, but for how much longer can they get away with it.

In her past life, Su Yaoguang bought Xiao Yanci, supported his education, and helped him rise to great heights. She became his wife. Everyone praised him for never abandoning the farm girl who funded his rise. Su Yaoguang also believed she had found a good man. Unexpectedly, when she was seriously ill, she saw Xiao Yanci bring his first love and a child who resembled them both to her bedside. "Dad, mom, when will this person die?" the child asked, holding Xiao Yanci's hand. Xiao Yanci responded, "Soon, just wait a bit longer." That was the moment she realized: she had wasted her entire life on the wrong man. Returning to the age of fifteen, Su Yaoguang pointed at the bloody young boy: "I want him." In her past life, no matter what she gave Xiao Yanci, she only received a cold expression. This time, the young boy, like a wolf cub, dropped his guard; everything Sister gifted was the best. Sweet as milk. Devoted beyond reason. He melted her completely. Until one day, the young boy took a high position. Not wanting history to repeat itself, Su Yaoguang packed her things and slipped away at night, only to run into a man as noble and unattainable as a deity. "I've heard you call us siblings everywhere. Good sister, shouldn't we change what we call each other?"