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Warning: Clubs and Stubs contains strong language and situations throughout that may not be suitable for younger readers.
"This story takes place in a fantasy world with a modernish setting. It mainly follows four students of Hardires High School who are members of one of the greatest Team Arena Squads in the history of gladiatorial school athletics.
Already two-time high-school world champions, they have entered their fourth and final year of high school in hopes of capturing a third straight world championship—something that no other school on the continent has accomplished.
As they prepare for an upcoming match with a rival school, it becomes evident that keeping their two-and-a-half-year winning streak alive will be tougher than expected. As both personal and external problems abound for the student-gladiators, can they manage to keep it together under the constant pressure of being the perfect fighting unit?
A blend of action, drama, adventure, and humor collide in this brand-new series!"
Thanks so much for checking out my story! This is the first time that I've released any of my work to a public space so any feedback, be it positive or negative (but please be respectful if so) would be greatly appreciated. I'm hoping that this story is only the beginning of a long-running series of short stories set in the Clubs and Stubs universe.
Temporary Book Cover Design by David Watson
The release schedule is rather tentative, but the goal is to release a chapter every 2-4 days. I want to make sure that every scene is the best it can be before it’s released, so it may take a bit longer especially if it's a longer chapter. However, no chapter should take more than a week to be released. Each scene varies in length, but are usually between 1,000 to 2,000 words.
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Chapter Selections
1. Prologue: A Fleeting Moment of Contentment
2. Scene 1: Back to Reality
3. Scene 2: A Visitor in the Courtyard
4. Scene 3: Principal Eppers
5. Scene 4: The Fourth Member
6. Scene 5: LUNCH TIME!
7. Scene 6: Green Street Posse
8. Scene 7: The Bob and Ziggy Show
9. Scene 8: PPPPPPPPLLLLLLLLAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYY BBBBBBBBAAAAAAAALLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!
10. Scene 9: Bring Down the Verdict
11. Scene 10: A Dine to Remember
12. Scene 11: The Electric Farm
13. Scene 12: The Sendoff
14. Scene 13: The Champs Have Arrived
15. Scene 14: Step into the Arena
16. Scene 15: Hardires vs. Gungannon (SUPER-DUPER-AWESOME-MEGA-CHAPTER)
17. Epilogue: Resolutions and Consequences
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