Sensory Stories

The Sensory Files: Echo Street is a dark, atmospheric crime thriller about two blind twins-Mara and Maury Grey-whose extraordinary sensory abilities make them the most unconventional forensic consultants in New York City. When a woman vanishes from a locked apartment with no signs of forced entry, the twins are pulled into a case that quickly spirals into something far more sinister. As they follow a trail of acoustic residue, emotional signatures, and impossible clues, Mara and Maury uncover the presence of a terrifying adversary known only as The Whisperer-a sensory outlier like them, but twisted by a past the twins were never told about. The investigation forces them to confront the truth about their origins, the secret program that created them, and the dangerous evolution happening inside their own minds. What begins as a single abduction becomes a psychological cat‑and‑mouse game across the city, culminating in a showdown inside the abandoned research facility where the twins were "made." With the Whisperer's death comes an even darker revelation: the program isn't gone, and the people behind it want their creations back. Echo Street is the first book in The Sensory Files, blending forensic mystery, psychological suspense, and grounded speculative science into a high‑stakes story about identity, survival, and the cost of being extraordinary.

#2 Masumi They meet, she hugs him and he improvises. Ensues a series of trials and errors in which Masumi is dazzled into submission by Maya's genius while said genius learns that her fan smells delicious and is a tad childish. (According to Volume 10, Masumi was supposed to stay the entire weekend at his lake house, probably to help her safely rehearse the role...what if he had? Would that have helped him to figure out his feelings sooner? And would Maya be able to recognize him even blindfolded? Read to find out)

Jack doesn't understand a lot of things. He has difficulty making it through the day and hidden family problems. Conan, a new kid who joined school a few months ago notices Jack, quiet at the lunch table and becomes intrigued. Will they click? Or will they clash? One chatty person to one introverted. This story goes into sensory issues and overstimulation, not understanding love or flirting queues and learning how to fall in or out of love through them and finding the beauty within.

This is a work of fiction and a vent You're somewhere you don't want to be. It's too loud. People are wondering where you are. The want to find you. But they're toxic and one of them is a narcissist. People scream and scream but nobody notices you. You don't cry. But you can't stand it for much longer. You don't want to scream at them to quiet down and besides they wouldn't listen to you. You can't leave. Your stuck with all this sound and you can't handle it. Help me please.

Whether it is a wedding or a birthday, whether you are proposing marriage to the one you love or would like to make your daughter feel special on her eighteenth birthday, all you have to do is to say it with flowers.

Some free verse poems

Deep in the city of Seuthix art and music are the life blood of its citizens. Life is a kaleidoscope of creativity, texture, and sound and in the hectic blur these textures and colors take human form.

A short descriptive story describring a normal morning from when I was eight. This is my first story if you have any suggestions please let me know.

For when you just can't find the words, and Need to regulate your emotions. ( or randomly make yourself sad because we all do it ) Take a leap into my mind. All poetry/quotes are written by me, so please don't be stealing my fragile feelings. Because I will cry. Sensitive content warning. I'm always in a bad mood:) so this will contain dark, twisted, graphic and sad content. -Hollymarie Shortland.

Such a powerful opera, that it so consumes me. Too often I find myself drifting off while listening. We all know it today as a simple jingle, but have we taken the time to consider what it once it was? Have we explored what kind of an effect on the world it could have been? It was a Magnum Opus of musical history, at least it is to me. How it persuades the soul to be willingly carried away in imagination as well as critical introspection.

a young girl stumbles upon a seemingly dead circus, but comes out in an unexpected way

What if you would be able to visit your childhood house as a nowadays visitor?