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Teen authors making waves in Palatine

Most teenagers are concerned about their social life, going to parties and social media, However a group known as “The Authors” is making waves under the banner of Aiden Branss Books.

Founded by the 20-year-old Aiden Branss, who has penned captivating works like “2020! From a Teenager’s POV” and “Aiden Branss Presents: The Legend of Evil Murphy,” these young wordsmiths are redefining storytelling.

Aiden’s recent book is about a young man named Randy journeying back in time from a grim future to alert a high school student known as The Author about a dire situation. In the future, The Author’s childhood best friend, Murphy, transforms into a ruthless ruler, threatening global domination. The world’s hinges on The Author and his friends to come together to stop Murphy before it’s too late.

Ureed Zaidi, a 19-year-old Muslim talent, channels his real-life experiences into the fictional realm with “The Short Kid From Pakistan,” a narrative that sheds light on the cultural disparities between America and Pakistan, offering a unique perspective to North American readers.

Daniel Castro, a Latino storyteller, delves into the challenges faced by a young preteen Latino boy in “Damaris In Ohio,” as he navigates a new life in a remote town in Ohio following a family upheaval.

Alexia Sosin’s “Forbidden Lover” transports readers to the 1800s Victorian era, exploring the intricate dynamics of love and control through the eyes of the protagonist, Alice, in a tale reminiscent of the iconic movie Titanic.

Ishaan Srivastava, a senior at Fremd High School, showcases his political acumen in the 450-page thriller “Saving Crescents,” set in the fictional country of Crescents, where political leaders Bertha York and Neil Denmark strive to thwart the nefarious Livena De Arula’s plans for takeover.

Jahkel Madison’s “The PyroManiac” delves into the dark origins of the superhero Ethan Creed, who gains supernatural powers after a tragic accident, offering a gripping narrative that captivates readers.

As these budding authors gear up for numerous upcoming events, their stories are set to resonate with audiences worldwide, showcasing the power of youth voices in the literary landscape.

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