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kit_heart- Reads 15
- Parts 1
It is the 1980's Jim Maitland has left his early years of mixing with criminals and low lifes. He's lost his love but his business is successful. A last drink at an old friend's restaurant and a body in the sand dunes. Jim investigates. It takes away the ennui, the sadness.- Reads 15
serenejay- Reads 312
- Parts 1
D.H. Lawrence and the manifestation of his mother fixation in his first major work.- Reads 312
xavidetx- Reads 96
- Parts 6
This story follows the lives of everyday people in Texas all connected by the "Lone Star" murders.- Reads 96
lilliesnpomegranates- Reads 4
- Parts 1
a collection of broken, surrealist, stream of consciousness memories parts will be published as they are written. the more people who read it the more ill try- Reads 4
mcnuttmm- Reads 10
- Parts 1
Juliet is a twenty-something young woman living in a small apartment downtown. She works long hours at a job that hardly pays the bills, and she's the guardian of her stubborn teenage brother, Clint. People tell her she has a normal life, but she hardly feels normal. Feeling like she is afloat in a universe that she doesn't understand, Juliet has a difficult time seeing the world the way people tell her do, the way those around her do. Juliet's just trying to keep herself grounded, for Clint's sake, so that she doesn't float away into the stars. (Not a great summary, but check it out. This novel is a bit of an experiment on my part, as I am reading a lot of modernist fiction lately.)+4 more- Reads 10
williamwallaker- Reads 8
- Parts 1
William is on a journey and decides to write the perfect Facebook status. On trying to put together what this status should comprise of, he realises that he already has and so, in some ways, is successful in his challenge (which is a challenge of the self, rather than one pertaining to anyone else).- Reads 8
Bekk18- Reads 36
- Parts 1
[WORK IN PROGRESS] A collection of short stories about confusion and the spiral into madness through the dream world. Inspired by modernist and post-modernist writings, this story will push the limits and understandings of reality by way of unconscious perception. This work-in-progress's book cover is owned by WattPad, and will be replaced upon completion of original artwork. ©️ All stories rights reserved 2018 @Bekk18+13 more- Reads 36
VasileMarinescu- Reads 16
- Parts 1
Povestea il are in centru pe Grigore Teodorescu, un cetatean umil care se daruieste in totalitate meseriei sale. Acest om ducea o viata normala, lipsita de prea multe grijuri. Pana-ntr-o zi, cand, un accident la locul de munca ii intoarce viziunea despre lume pe dos. \ Explozii, artificii, kaboom, kachow, suspans, Viorica, dar nu Dancila, sau poate, hmmmm....- Reads 16
HavilahSmithWrites- Reads 86
- Parts 42
This novel follows the life and experiences of the protagonist, Mary Olivier, exploring her journey from childhood to adulthood. It is a psychological novel that delves into Mary's inner thoughts, emotions, and personal development, examining the influences and societal pressures that shape her life. May Sinclair was recognized for her innovative narrative techniques and her exploration of psychological realism in her works. "Mary Olivier: A Life" is regarded as one of Sinclair's significant contributions to literature due to its introspective and psychological depth, offering readers insights into the human mind and its complexities. Original by May Sinclair. Reposted for easy offline access.- Reads 86
Arathi-Nair- Reads 8
- Parts 1
These are a bunch of poems that my romantic, wandering, nostalgic mind penned while searching for some unknown truth.+8 more- Reads 8
MarkADHay- Reads 9
- Parts 1
This Poem drifts through the blurred lines between memory, imagination, and longing. It's a meditation on youthful yearning, where cities like Paris, London, and Rome loom large as mythic places, more real on the page than in lived experience. The speaker, once captivated by the romanticism of art and poetry, conjures up ghostly visions of Monet and Pissarro, of Ezra Pound committing literary violence in sunlit exile and T.S. Eliot haunting the damp streets of London. There's a wistful self-awareness in the voice, someone who knows they've only ever been places through the minds of others, their travel passport stamped with ink and verses. Time stretches the distance between desire and reality, but what remains is the trace, the echo, the impression. Just like the Impressionists rendered light and mood over precision, the poem paints not the world, but the way it felt to yearn for it.- Reads 9
kartoffelen- Reads 28
- Parts 3
I've decided that I want to write shit so this is gonna be my brain vomit don't read it its just gonna sit here fuc off catie and go read ur silly "fanfiction"- Reads 28
