Pastiche Stories

Hadley Davis is your atypical highschool student who refuses to reform to the normalcies of "falling in love". She's a realist & anti-romantic tasked with a summative writing assignment of a 'highschool sweetheart' short story. For someone like Hadley she'll need someone like Silas. The school's heart throb and Hadley's key to an 'A'. Follow along Hadley's and Silas's chronicles of dating for intel while trying to avoid the clichés of it all.

{ Space Opera | COMPLETE } After a shady government contract goes sour, expert smuggler Daren finds himself working alongside an enemy scientist in a race against invasion - and an opponent who may be able to predict the future. ~ ~ ~ ~ Author's Note ~ ~ ~ ~ 'FutureSight' is an old story. I've posted it here for reference as I'd like exploring Daren's universe further. Based off a movie I saw in a dream, years ago. Cover art thanks to: Photo by Alex Andrews from Pexels As always, comments are appreciated!

This is a funny fairy tale. A princess and her daughters try to get their magical jewels back. A story I originally told on Instagram.

The theft of a diamond necklace and sudden death of a young law officer take Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson to a remote town in Iowa, where they soon find themselves hot on the trail of two of America's most infamous criminals. Also posting on FanFiction.net

A Wonderlandian Pastiche. Matthias Haddler is the victim of an experiment in which is he is made to believe that he is the Mad Hatter alongside other "patients" in a false clockwork Wonderland. A young woman pretending to be a clockwork "Alice" appears out of nowhere to save them, but when she and Matthias fall into a real Wonderland, they begin to discover who tricked the scientists into their seemingly pointless scheme to begin with. While wading through the strange world, riddles and nonsense abound. Can they sift through which is which? Part mystery, part sci-fi, part fantasy, and with a little romance, the twists and turns seem endless, especially once the self-proclaimed Pantheon begins to see that the world they created is crumbling all around them. Stay tuned for part II of the duology called "Through Fragmented Glass"

Poems like these usually aren't shared because people prefer to keep their emotions hidden and out of sight for whatever reason. I simply don't believe in that though. That's why I decided to share these personal poems that express how I felt in each of my past relationships. Some were great, some made me want to rip my heart bleeding from my own body, but no one ever said that life would be easy. I hope you'll enjoy/be inspired?

An exciting Sherlock Holmes pastiche, told with wit and humour.

Poetry is not my forte, that is for sure! I have only read a handful of pieces, so I'm not that familiar with the art. However, I have yet to post anything, and this pastiche was one of my school assignments - where my writing time goes - and I decided that I would share it with you!

Mark Twain, Reporting - A contest entry for https://www.wattpad.com/785896163-mark-twain-reporting-open-mark-twain-reporting

A short and sour pastiche written in the style of the wonderful Douglas Coupland for my English final in 12th grade, 2017.

poetry from my jungled mind.

A pastiche of Mitch Albom's "The Five People You Meet in Heaven" done for a class assignment. Styled similar to the book, and potentially contains major errors. This version is slightly more refined than the first draft, but not by much. This is not based on any actual events - purely a work of fiction. Eve turns nine, and her friends are waiting. They miss her, and she misses them... but nobody anticipated the gift she wound up getting.

This is "The Fault In Our Stars", Pastiche on chapter Chapter 20 form Isaac's point of view.

I "wrote" this a couple of years ago, while preparing for a tax law exam. Many, many apologies to the late Mr Poe.

" She could surely be no older than twenty, tall and slim in a way that could have been attractive had her bones not sliced up so harshly beneath her ashen-pale skin. Her long silver hair was crowned with a garland of roses and, I saw to my surprise as I drew closer, soaking wet, plastered to her scalp and shoulders. My bewilderment only grew as I saw her heavy white gown, also soaking wet and looking for all the world like a wedding dress. "

4 friends. 3 genders. 2 intrigued spectators. 1 sex life.

Will the United States last for three hundred years? Julian West has his doubts, but after waking up in 2076, he finds the nation has been reborn like a phoenix. Idabee Leete, daughter of the doctor who revived Julian, serves as his guide within the American Union, the organization who used the lessons of Martin Luther King Jr. and game theory to take control of Congress. Julian soon learns that the cyclical forces of history which allowed a nonviolent revolution to take place in the 2020s are the same forces that could have torn the nation in two. What sacrifices is he willing to make in order to bring about the best possible future for the United States? A modern retelling of Edward Bellamy's 19th century classic, Looking Backward from the Tricentennial offers a new look at America's past, present, and future. The innovations laid out within its 44 chapters culminate with an opportunity for peacemakers to collectively bargain for an upgrade to our social contract in the upcoming election. US readers can buy a physical copy for $20.76 at https://shop.ingramspark.com/b/084?l3ykUYKMudwrGyClOBfO241SHH70836y3LNcIbTfTCY

When sickly Nicholas Wehrle Rutherford is sent to live with his grandfather in the winemaking community of Middle Bass Island, his grandfather, an aloof and gruff winemaker, resents the arrival of his estranged grandson. Old Man Wehrle still holds a grudge against Nicholas's parents for marrying against his wishes. Nicholas finds himself alone and miserable in the island, taunted by the other children because he is different. But things begin to change when Nicholas meets the spunky Aria Lonz of the neighboring Lonz Vineyards.

an omelas pastiche