Marginalisation قصص

I was lost in that moment of time. In her eyes, I saw Alice's twinkling eyes. In her smile, I saw Alice's captivating smile. In her glowing cheeks, I saw Alice's flawless ivory skin. I know I mustn't think about Alice anymore but fond memories are hard to let go, it would seem. As I twirled my dear nephew's Rose around effortlessly, I no longer felt the judging eyes of the world upon my back. But it was over as soon as it began. ஜ۩۞۩ஜஜ۩۞۩ஜஜ۩۞۩ஜஜ۩۞۩ஜஜ۩۞۩ஜஜ۩۞۩ஜஜ۩۞۩ஜ This is quite simply, a story of regret. I am proud to say that this little short story of mine has been published in literary magazines and won awards in several categories. Enjoy x Copyright © 2014

Short story using the themes marginalisation and displacement Tim Winton

This is a novel about a dwarf who feels ugly and undesirable. She's an adult film critic, a virgin, an incel, and someone whose biggest dream in life is to have sex with the women she writes about. But she also knows....it will never happen. L

"People stare. People always stare. People were staring when I left the hospital. There were people staring, peeping through their curtains, when I arrived home. And now there are people staring here, the one place I thought I might be safe." Albany Kella is trying to survive her first day at school, but she's not as ordinary as you might think. All Rights Reserved © Brydie Clark 2015

What will you feel like when the thing you dreamed of is not important anymore?