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Writer's Room: Behind the Scenes of She Thrives Here This is not the full novel. This is the room where it's being built. In this series, I share the scenes I almost didn't write, the parts I cut, the moments that shifted my voice, and what it feels like to create a story while still healing. She Thrives Here began as survival. It became something else. If you've ever wrestled with telling your truth... If you've ever wondered what it costs to put your life on paper... If you want to sit inside the process instead of just reading the finished product- You're in the right place. New entries twice a week. This story is still unfolding.

This follows the same events as the story we all know and love. Except with a twist. This follows Harry Potter's secret sister's perspective. Background info was: She was born on the eve her parents were murdered by Voldemort; October 31st, 1980. She came out the moment Hagrid arrived to pick up Harry Potter, take him to Dumbledoor, and drop him off at the Dursley's. What they didn't expect was for there to be another child. When Hagrid saw her and went to grab her to take her with him, it was too late. Voldemort had grabbed baby Haley, and dissaperated, leaving Hagrid astonished and confused. That's when the scene goes off to the families drop-Harry-off at-the-Dursley's scene. Rankings: #3 Becoming (1/9/2026) (out of 663 stories) #16 Becoming (6/17/2025) (out of 620 stories) #521 Friendsandfamily (6/17/2025) (out of 1,000+ stories) #13 Becoming (6/15/2025) (out of 619 stories) #517 Friendsandfamily (6/4/2025) (out of 1,000+ stories) #17 Becoming (6/4/2025) (out of 619 stories) #456 Friendsandfamily (6/3/2025) (out of 1,000+ stories) #15 Becoming (6/3/2025) (out of 620 stories) #375 Friendsandfamily (6/2/2025) (out of 1,000+ stories) #16 Becoming (6/2/2025) (out of 619 stories) #248 Friendsandfamily (6/1/2025) (out of 1,000+ stories) #13 Becoming (6/1/2025) (out of 619 stories)

This is not a love story. It is a story about admiration - quiet, disciplined, and transformative. Set between reality and imagination, Akkie & Ree: The Silent Equation explores what happens when art does more than inspire... when it begins to reshape the admirer. Through silence, solitude, and unspoken emotions, two worlds briefly align. One carries experience. The other carries hunger. What follows is not romance - but growth. A subtle, introspective journey about craft, identity, and becoming.

A world paused. A generation exposed. When the pandemic hit, everything we thought we understood about life, purpose, and each other cracked open. Told through raw reflection and unfiltered honesty, this story follows one young woman as she navigates lockdown, loss, social upheaval, and the uncomfortable truths that shaped a generation. It's not just about what we lived through - it's about what we learned, what we unlearned, and who we became when the world stopped moving.

Mindy Greene isn't popular. She's probably the biggest nerd in Oak Field High and she doesn't even care. When Erin, her best friend, convinces her to go to a night club, Mindy is no longer Mindy. She becomes Mandy Blue, the complete opposite of Mindy. Guys break their necks just to get a glimpse at the beautiful, mysterious girl. When Mindy as Mandy bumps into Jared Michaels, the hottest jock at school, he can't help but fall for her. But the real Mindy hates Jared. Jared's made fun of her and ignored her throughout all the years she's known him. He's nothing but a jerk, a player. But Jared starts to realize the resembance between Mindy and Mandy, and he can't help to fall for Mindy as well. What he doesn't know is that Mindy and Mandy are the same person. How long will Mindy keep her secret before Jared figures out her true identity?

Margins Were Never Enough is a mythic chronicle of a woman who refused to compress her mind to fit the rooms she entered. Written in the tone of preserved manuscripts, this first chronicle traces the awakening of a voice once measured by narrow margins- and the architecture she built beyond them. Through archives of unsent letters, cathedrals of language, and winds that no longer explain themselves, the narrative explores articulation, discernment, and sovereign becoming. This is not a story of rebellion. It is a study of expansion. For those who have ever been told to shorten themselves, this manuscript offers something rarer than validation: Vastness A new chapter will be unveiled each week.

Not every summit is a peak. Some are quiet shifts inside. Summit-ish: The Path Within follows a man navigating the subtle terrain of growth - relationships, identity, doubt, and the quiet work of becoming. As he confronts what he thought he wanted and who he believed he was, he begins to understand that progress isn't always loud or visible. Sometimes it feels unfinished. Sometimes it feels uncertain. Sometimes it feels... summit-ish. A reflective novella about evolving without losing yourself - and learning that the most important climb happens within.

A poem collection created by this user

🌌 We are all becoming-slowly, quietly, beautifully. This is not a story. This is a journey. A journal of small realizations, unanswered questions, divine timing, fears, strength, and the soft magic of being alive. Here, nothing is rushed. Here, every entry is a moment of surrender - to God, to the universe, and to the version of ourselves we are still learning to love. If you believe in signs, timing, healing, moonlight, destiny, butterflies, or change... maybe you didn't find this book. Maybe it found you. 🪷✨

Sequel to 'Becoming Wanted' Anna's life seems to be going fine. But that's only for now.......

You'll have to read it to get it !

It takes me a long time to write my stories. I write in spurts, bursts of energy which come once every few weeks. In between, I have a million thoughts in my head that come and go as they please. Every once in awhile, I'll write them down. These are my Thoughts I Never Intended to Share. A note on the cover: For my other works, I picked Romantic or Impressionists artworks. For this, I decided to go in a different direction. This is theme is called a leitmotif, or leading motive. In music, it is a phrase associated with a character or idea. This particular motif comes from Wagner's Ring Cycle, and is known simply as "Genesis." It represents the beginning of the world in a sprawling opening arpeggio, the pristine and beautiful source of all things. It is breathtakingly beautiful. I like what this motif symbolizes, and so I picked it as the cover for my thoughts, an opening motif to the world that exists inside my head. You can listen to the motif here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kK9wrEd88Ok If you would like to listen to it in the context of an actual piece, listen to Prelude and Entrance of the Gods into Valhalla: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dsr0BUfJhk

I HAVE NOT EXPERIENCED MYSELF WHAT DEPRESSION IS LIKE. But- I do have friends. Multiple ones. And classmates. And strangers. Some have gone to mental hospitals. Some have begged me to stay with them all night so that I can try to help them hold on to something- anything. One committed suicide by shooting himself in the head. And I can't sit and watch another person in this messed up world do that to themselves. So if you're the one, or have head others say things like: "Why doesn't he just stop?" "It's creepy" "They're lying" "You're just weak" "I bet she's just looking for attention" Then this is for you. Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States and the 3rd leading cause of death for teenagers. Chances are, you will meet someone who dies by suicide. Chances are, you probably have already. This is to them, to you who hopefully prevents that from happening. Because it's a tragedy. It's a fucking tragedy. And that could end here. With us. ---------------- But be ware. DEPRESSION is NOT for the FAINT HEARTED.

Twin sisters, Madeline and Margaret Darbinshire, lose their parents to a devastating house fire and are hastily entrusted to the care of their Aunt Beatrice. Aunt Beatrice quickly enrolls the girls in a boarding school, assuring them that it's only for their benefit. As the months turn to years, the girls slowly learn more about the house fire and notice several clues which would lead to some serious accusations. Could the house fire really an accident as the authorities claim, or could it possibly have been started deliberately?

just some of my thoughts, stories, feelings and poetry

This is how we become who we were always meant to be

A collection of a few poems by myself

Brenth Azriel was once the ghost in someone else's story - an observer, a threat, a mystery. But behind the quiet footsteps and calculated moves was a boy who only wanted to be seen. Raised under the cold silence of a political legacy and lured into loyalty by promises of purpose, Brenth lost sight of who he was... or if he ever knew. Now, after everything has fallen apart, he's trying to rebuild what little is left. Haunted by choices he can't undo and faces he can't forget, Brenth sets out not to run - but to reckon. With himself. With the pain he caused. With the version of him that still believes he can be better. Told in alternating timelines - between his fractured childhood and the aftermath of Almost Safe - this story explores what it means to be shaped by others, and what it takes to break free from that shape. This is not a sequel. This is not a redemption arc. This is Brenth Azriel, trying to become someone real. DISCLAIMER: This story is written in English.