Marshall's daughter Hailie volunteers at a community arts center as part of a school project. One day, she brings home a copy of a zine made by the teens - raw poetry and short stories. Curious, Marshall flips through it and is unexpectedly moved by the writing. He notices the editor's name: Kate Caldwell. Later, when Hailie invites him to a small event at the center, he meets Kate in person. She recognizes him, but doesn't fan over him - in fact, she's blunt and unimpressed by celebrity. Her disinterest is disarming, and it draws him in. They begin a slow friendship. Kate, still dealing with the fallout from her own past, is wary of trust. Marshall sees a kindred spirit in her - someone who knows pain, reinvention, and how words can both heal and destroy. Is there any chance for them?

„She exhaled. "This doesn't feel like the kind of story they want." He smiled-slow, honest. "Good. Maybe for once, it's the kind of story we want." Reyna Torres is a bold, rising hip-hop artist known for her unapologetic lyrics and outspoken views on the industry-including her very public critiques of Eminem. When she lands a major label deal, she's shocked to find out her debut album will be executive produced by none other than him. Eminem isn't thrilled either. He thinks Reyna is all talk-more style than substance. She thinks he's a washed-up legend stuck in the past. Their first studio session nearly ends in a shouting match. But the label wants this collaboration. And despite their constant clashes, there's undeniable chemistry-in the booth and outside of it. What starts as professional tension evolves into creative fire. Their lyrical battles turn flirtatious. Late nights in the studio turn vulnerable. And both realize that behind the bravado are two artists scarred by their pasts, both just trying to be understood. As Reyna's fame rises and old wounds resurface for both of them, their relationship is tested in the spotlight. Can two people who swore they'd never mix business with emotion admit that what they've created together goes far beyond music?

Caprice Hollister is a female rapper by the stage name of Queen. One day at the shelter, a hip hop joint where rappers compete against other rappers, she has to go against Papa Doc's girl, Jasmine. But before she goes on she watched as someone better than her, someone so angelic but unorthodox, someone that's holding his grudge against the world....Choke.

Continuation of Love Me (8 Mile story)

Eminem Interracial Sexcapades *thank you for 6k reads ♥️ !!*

Lilly is a forty-something divorcee dealing with PTSD caused by a recent trauma. She is fatefully chosen for a job opportunity which sparks a cool little romance with Mr. Eminem. Lilly is also a sneaker reseller generating a bond between she and Marshall as he helps her to heal. TRIGGER WARNING!! This story contains images of rape and violence towards women.

It's 1998 and Katherine Arden, an internationally known singer, grows close to new up and coming rap artist, Eminem. The story describes their relationship from 1998 to present day.

How far can the mind go to make the perfect fantasies? I have no idea, but I hope someday I figure it out. (warning: I wrote this when I was new to writing and had no idea what I was doing. anyways, hope you enjoy!) 06/19/18 ➤ #3 in Slim Shady ➤ #7 in Marshall Mathers Nowadays_ © 2018

A collection of Reader Insert one shots of Bucky Barnes

This story takes place right after Donna tells Harvey that she's leaving him to go work for Louis. Harvey is in therapy. Though all he wants from his doctor is more sleeping pills so he can stop having anxiety dreams about missing important meetings. Which is also happening in real life because he has not replaced Donna since she left to work for Louis, nor can he apparently manage basic administrative tasks like keeping an appointment calendar or checking his phone messages. Harvey forgot about meeting that afternoon. It's a new employer. Senior partner - Blake Harlow. I used a storyline from the show Suits at first and later picked up some scenes, as needed. The rest is my own imagination. (Disclaimer: all rights of the characters belong to the makers of Suits, I have one female original character at the beginning of this story and one male original character as it goes further.)