Bathroom Breaks & Bedtime Tales

To Alter or Abolish [Fiction | Dystopian] by Sevastian Winter

What happens when a revolution doesn’t begin with bullets—but with freight routes, stolen infrastructure, and a woman no one saw coming?To Alter or Abolish by Sevastian Winters is a gripping near-future political thriller set in a fractured America where surveillance is constant, institutions are cracking, and one truck driver quietly sets a plan into motion that could change everything. As supply chains become battle lines and truth becomes its own weapon, a new future begins to emerge from the shadows.A tense, thought-provoking story of resistance, logistics, power, and the cost of refusing to disappear.

I Don't Hate Yusuf [Fiction | Horror] by Sevastian Winters

A celebrated painter hasn’t created anything meaningful in nearly a year. Then he meets Yusuf — a young artist with effortless brilliance flowing through his veins like electricity.What begins as envy slowly mutates into obsession, and obsession into something far more horrifying.

The Late Angela Marsh [Fiction | Literary] by Sevastian Winters

Angela Marsh has spent thirty years hiding a nightmare she refuses to speak aloud. But after a routine surgery goes terribly wrong, the carefully ordered life she built begins to collide with something far stranger, darker, and far more absurd than she ever imagined.A darkly funny and deeply human story about dignity, fear, grief, and the terrible timing of the human body.

The Screen Queen and the Potato Sack [Fiction | Historical] by Sevastian Winters

A cutting remark. A potato sack. A moment that became legend.When a cynical Hollywood columnist dismisses rising star Marilyn Monroe as nothing more than a pretty dress, the actress answers in the most unforgettable way possible — by stepping in front of the camera wearing a burlap sack and turning mockery into myth.Set against the glittering backdrop of 1950s Hollywood, The Screen Queen and the Potato Sack is a sharp, reflective story about beauty, class, envy, reinvention, and the quiet power of refusing to be diminished.

A Perfect Tomato [Fiction | Literary] by Sevastian Winters

Grief has a way of hollowing out the world—until even the smallest things feel impossible.Marjorie hasn’t been the same since the day everything was taken from her. Food has no flavor. Time has no meaning. And the life she built feels like something that belonged to someone else.But one night, in a crowded restaurant, a simple question—and a single bite—threatens to change everything.A Perfect Tomato is a quiet, deeply human story about love, loss, and the fragile moment when life begins to return.