Kincaid Stories

New story coming January 1, 2015

Growing Up Fast. One girl's fight to come to terms with her past via the athletics track.

A story of heart break, love, loss, and happiness

Saphire Kincaid is a gifted young musical artist. Right up there with Justin Bieber, Saphire stole the heart of the world and is taking it by storm. She’s undeniable, with her honey blonde curls and sparkling blue eyes. Her personality shines through her music and so much has happened in the last few years. If she’s not touring, she’s giving back to her community. “Saphire Kincaid, who is your celebrity crush?” The answer to the question is obvious. Her life may get complicated, and it all starts with a chance meeting. In this story all questions deserve an answer. And all people deserve a chance. But if a romance were to ever spark, would she risk it? Would she make herself fan enemy #1?

Poem's syntax and inspiration from "Girl" by Jamacia Kincaid.

This is a translated copy of the 1988 narrative essay written by Jamaica Kincaid (A Small Place), after contacting the publishing company, there was no interest in purchasing the translation-I told my student I would help them publish their translation as a free resource then and provide them with credits in the event that someone is interested in reaching the translator. Jenny Ji (2018)

Summer Sterling and Laney Greene are having an innocent sleepover, just like any other weekend. They decide to make a wish at 11:11pm, and that's when their lives change forever. Some of their wishes come true, and others turn into nightmares.

This takes place just after Kincaid leaves to search the set of stab 3 after their brief chat after Sidney's set attack.

Durante los cinco últimos años, Hayley Kincaid y su padre Andy han tenido una vida errante, sin una residencia estable; él ha hecho intentos por escapar de los demonios que le han estado torturando desde que volvió a la guerra de Irak. Ahora que han regresado a la cuidad en la que él creció, Hayley por fin podrá dedicarse a sus estudios. Quizá, por primera vez, podrá tener una vida normal, dejando de lado sus propios recuerdos llenos de dolor; incluso podría tener una relación con Finn, un atractivo chico que parece sentir algo por ella pero que también esconde sus propios secretos.

Sean Grayson - the name may not immediately ring a bell for some, but for those who know him, it represents a tale of perseverance, passion, and triumph. Whether you've heard whispers about his work or are simply curious about his rise, there's a lot to unpack when it comes to Sean's journey. From humble beginnings to becoming a force to be reckoned with, Grayson's story is one of resilience. But who is Sean Grayson, and what makes him so unique?

why are you in the city of love, without any love?

This is an analysis of the intriguing poem by Jamaica Kincaid. She is an author who lived on the Caribbean island of Antigua before it became independent from England in 1981, who shares her thoughts on England in a time of oppression. I will first put my analysis, for those who only need help looking at the poem you already have in the light of another reader, myself. If you want to read the actual poem by Kincaid, it will be in the text too, after my analysis. I hope you enjoy reading this work as much as I did! Note: if you choose to use some of the ideas I have presented, please be sure to cite me, I do not appreciate my thoughts on this topic being taken without recognition! Thank you :)

Jordan Russell was a normal girl; until she saw Freddy Krueger. Now in a mental hospital, she meets a group of kids who have seen the same thing as her. The doctors don't believe the kids and call their deaths suicide; they try everything to get them to sleep but they refuse. Jordan never wants to sleep again because she knows that if she does, Freddy will be there to kill her. Can Jordan survive Freddy or will she end up like his other victims? (Slow updates) (Book 1 of 2)

Years of killings destroy a person. All Sidney Prescott feels she can do is run, so she does. Pushing people away, she finds herself alone with only one comfort: alcohol, in a dimly-lit bar full of people unknown to her. She's found a new routine in life, but her past always seems to come back. After a few shots, her past isn't the only thing to return. Kincaid walks in through the old, wooden doors of the bar.