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Article A quick vlog update! Hey, peeps! I filmed and edited a vlog. (GASP)! I'm looking to do more of these in the future, but in short I talk about my super secret fan
Read stories from Other Worlds: an ongoing short story collection Hello everyone! What if ghosts overwhelmed the planet? Or the Earth was flooded? Or was about to get hit by a life-altering meteor? What if Image Oct 7, 2024 Short Fiction: The Sound of Memory Her hands are trembling. This is not an uncommon thing, at least, not anymore. Not since last Christmas. The doctor’s visit. The diagnosis o Article Oct 2, 2025 Short Fiction: The Art of Transformation There once was a time in my life when I believed myself incapable of change—and that, through the realities of the world and its many transg Image Dec 29, 2024 Short Fiction: The Photograph This was a piece of short fiction that I was required to write for my Seminar in American Literature class. The goal was to examine symbolis Image Dec 6, 2024 Short Fiction: Whalesong I long to be one with the water. It is a reality that has consumed me for years. That has caused me to feel great wonder at the best of time Article Oct 7, 2024 Short Fiction: The Ghost Cannot Pay The ghost cannot pay. He is struggling to break free of his mortal body—a body that has been wracked by pain for years—and yet, the doctors Article Oct 7, 2024 Short Fiction: Event Horizon “I want to live forever.” These are the words I say to my parents on the day my life will no longer be the same. Sad and somber, but at the Article Oct 7, 2024 Short Fiction: The Aria of Alexandra Herrera If you would have asked me what my sixteenth birthday would be like one year ago, I would have told you that it would have been wonderful—th Article Oct 7, 2024 Short Fiction: The Seven Stages of Anna Miller's Grief TRIGGER WARNING: This story deals with the death of a sibling Please take her to the place I cannot see to the land through the gate that’s Article Oct 7, 2024 Short Fiction: What They Say Happens In-Between When my brother died a year ago, I wasn’t sure what I would do. Stricken by grief beyond compare, I laid in bed for days—physically processi Article Oct 7, 2024 Short Fiction: The Hope to Last Forever Wake up, the Intelligence says. I open my eyes to find that I am once again within the Simulation, wherein I stand within the field the Inte Article Oct 7, 2024 
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