CW: A Girl From the Apple Orchard (7/12)

Chapter 7 of a story inspired by monthly writing prompts. "Write a story inspired by the word 'myth.'" – prompt used for this CW piece.

CW: A Girl From The Apple Orchard (6/12)

Chapter 6 of a story inspired by monthly writing prompts. "Write a story inspired by the word 'abstract.'" – prompt used for this CW piece.

CW: A Girl From the Apple Orchard (5/12)

Chapter 5 of a story inspired by monthly writing prompts. "Write a story inspired by the word 'proposal.'" – prompt used for this CW piece.

CW: A Girl From the Apple Orchard (4/12)

Chapter 4 of a story inspired by monthly writing prompts. "Write a story inspired by the word 'owl.'" – prompt used for this CW piece.

CW: A Girl from the Apple Orchard (3/12)

Chapter 3 of a story inspired by monthly writing prompts. "Write a story inspired by the word 'fragment.'" – prompt used for this CW piece.

CW: Murder on Mangrove Meadow.

There are a couple of writing practices that I have recently adopted. Since they are fairly new to me, I have made the executive decision not to share them in detail with you just yet. If I am still using them by Easter, I will expand on those more. For now, I will just tell...

CW: A Girl from the Apple Orchard. (2/12)

Chapter 2 of a story inspired by monthly writing prompts. "Write a story inspired by the word 'revolution.'" – prompt used for this CW piece.

CW: Yo Momma

"Your main character is approached by their long-estranged parent who wants to reconnect. How do they react?" + "Write about a “found family” who are finally able to get together again after a long time apart."

CW: Keep Calm – part 2.

"Bethany looked around the elevator. She had watched enough movies to know that there should be a way out through the ceiling. But there was no way she could reach that high up."

CW: Waiting for the world to change.

Nina was nearing the café at which she was to meet Gabriella when her phone vibrated. It was a text from her bestie saying that she was running 15 minutes late. Nina rolled her eyes, let out a deep sigh, and placed her phone back in her jacket pocket without replying. Gabriella was late for...