"AN ANECDOTE is a short account of a particular incident or event, especially of an interesting or amusing nature. Late 17th century: from French, or via modern Latin from Greek "anekdota", meaning 'things unpublished'." Collection of short stories that is added to on a horrifically infrequent basis.

if nothing else works, call your mom. poetry #9

A story in which one girl attempts to find herself and control her emotions by moving across the country to live with her estranged father. Reyna Williams was never the popular girl. She wasn't the smartest. She wasn't the prettiest. But she had all the qualities that could very well make her one of the popular girls. That is until her mother dies. With the onset of her mother's death, Reyna retreats into herself, hiding her emotions and slowly crumbling to pieces. When she is forced to move two thousand miles away, Reyna's facade begins to break down even more, until she's threatening to fall apart or be buried alive. That is until she meets Noah Adams who saves her, even if she doesn't want to be saved. cover by weekndr

Under the city lights, we find five teenagers drowning. An intellectual, a poet, a self-fulfilled prophecy, an ex-cheerleader, and a ghost.

she decided to die on november the seventeenth.

Slightly awkward, semi-normal teenager Noelle Jones sets out on an unforgetable adventure complete with British boys, rude professors, and nosy parents when she signs up for the Euro-American Bridge Program for her junior year of high school.

things can't always be bottled up. [lowercase intended // may contain second person point of view // trigger warning]

Early on in life, I realized that there were only three things you really need to know/have in life. 1. you needed to know how to write. 2. hot chocolate- that little bastard is heaven in a cup. and 3. how to go an an adventure.

A collection of notes, a public library, two teenagers, and zero spoken communication.

[lowercase intended.] she's coming for you next. [7/21/2014] Paranormal #69 [7/7/2014] Short Story #145