fiction

  • Reading Log – February

    Reading Log – February

    February Total: 7Year-to-date Total: 11 Wonder – R.J. Palacio ★★★☆☆I think if I’d read this at a younger age, I would’ve appreciated it more. Documenting a young boy’s transition into Middle School after years of homeschooling, and difficulties with a disability that led to face deformations since birth. I did like that there were multiple…

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  • Reading Log – January

    Reading Log – January

    Another year, another reading challenge. My goal for this year is 50 books – my total for 2025 was 53, so I’m hopeful. So, for the end of January, the current progress is… I read 4 books throughout! The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner – Stephenie Meyer ★★★★☆Finally, finally completed the entire Twilight Saga…

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  • Short Story: ANNA

    ANNA She awoke, dreary, on the towpath of a wooded area, her hands and shirt stained with blood. Anna wearily made her way to an upright position, careful not to topple over. She was weak – and she had no recollection of how or why she was here. The young woman donned her weekday work…

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  • On this day: Antwerp

    2 Years ago today, after countless hours of writing and research, I finally got to visit Antwerp in the flesh. As a teenager, I was internet friends with someone who lived just outside of Antwerp; they’d send me pictures, I’d have a Google, and I thought it was just so stunning. Cue me, at 15,…

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  • The Black Canvas As I push aside the heavy, oak door, I hear the creaking of the hinges attempting to support its weight.  The mid afternoon sun cascades into the room like a floodgate opening, and particles of dust are kicked up by the slow draft of wind that joins it. The scent of decay…

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  • Prologue

    As a bit of a backstory, I grew up writing short stories, spending a lot of my teenage years on Wattpad and AO3 (I know, I know), so always dreamt of being able to write something that people would deem worthy of reading. When I got to University, in a city I wasn’t familiar with,…

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