Suffrage Stories

Fanfiction based upon the television series Peaky Blinders.

This is a short story about the tunnels that we put ourselves in to hide away from all of the pain, suffrage, and the voices in our minds.

"The Hardest Suffering" is a brief, heartfelt poem about the deep pain that comes from seeing a loved one suffer. It contrasts the weight of personal pain - which can be endured - with the helpless torment of watching someone close break down, knowing you cannot take their burden. The poem captures the desperate wish to trade places, to shield them from hurt, and the silent anguish that follows when you cannot.

17 year old Twila Knight sets off on a month long adventure with her best friend Ariana Grandé, to the back country of Romainia. Alexander Burlington, the werewolf, is Twila's soulmate and has been ripping souls apart trying to find her and keep her safe this time. Every century the same thing happens to the girl...death. But will her birthday and a long awaited prophecy change everything the Burlingtons know? Will they perish? Or will they triumph in the end?

Eva Luna Marie Lopez is just a normal werewolf. Her parents are the betas of the Death Trap Pack in Rincón de Ixtlan Region, Oaxaca, Mexico. When the Alpha-to-be has a party to celebrate. The day before her birthday she is rejected. ------- No one knows what she witnessed. No one knows that she lost her mate. No one knows the deal she made. No one knows that she suffers. No one knows that she gets tortured almost every day. No one knows that she's been protecting her pack for 11 Years. No one knows she was rejected by her 2nd chance mate. No one knows that she talks. No one knows her story.

This will eventually have many short stories about life and it's struggles or things some people don't take into consideration. Right now I only have 4 chapters 3 subjects. I'm only one person and can only have so many life experiences. Please email me and give me suggestions if you have something you want to be shared. Email; stormy10198@yahoo.com

A historical story about a lady who is fighting for her and her daughters rights.

This story is about a girl who could not blink but also could see sadness. One day she got in trouble at school so was sent to a terrible place but once summer hit she was free and was in a beautiful place wanting just to forget it all.

Cora and her friends in the Minority Society have suffered loss after loss with nothing good looking to happen soon. The year 1913 proves to be even more difficult, as Colby Whitbaker and Joseph Nielsen gain even more power. Not even halfway through the year, a series of scandals rocks the city, exposing both Cora and Colby, who are at each other's throats more than ever. After Colby takes it too far one night, Cora and her friends vow to take him down at all costs, while trying not to get killed themselves. As the mayoral election draws near and Nielsen threatens to win, Cora and her friends must make an all-out stand.

A brief essay about the women's suffrage movement in America.

Just some poems and bits and pieces that I needed to write down and put somewhere.

Lillian McCullough, a sixteen year old Scottish Immigrant with a fervid imagination, meets two women who will change her life. Catherine Hartwell, a teacher and a secret suffragette, is betrothed to rich bachelor who treats his servants, including Lillian with disrespect. Catherine and Lillian become fast friends and soon meet an author of a suffrage newspaper, nicknamed Angie Morgan. Together they fight for the rights they deserve and break away from their preconception of the world and make it their own.

Through the twist and turns of 2 girls in the year of 1897 in the United Kingdom(during the Women Suffrage Time), ladies all across the country are trying to succeed in the vote for women! Will they succeed in the patriarchal time? Rose Taylor a young lady who is a hard-working wife and lives in poverty stricken England. Mary Jones a very opinionated feminist living in working class England. Based on a true story!

We follow the story of Jeremiah South, a curious and imaginative ten-year-old boy growing up in an American town in Montgomery, Alabama during one of the most transformative years in history. As 1917 unfolds, Jeremiah's world shifts dramatically, both on a global scale and in his personal life. The backdrop of World War I looms large, as older boys from his town enlist to fight overseas, and families, including Jeremiah's, grapple with fear and uncertainty. Jeremiah watches as his brother joins the war effort, leaving behind his family and his home. The sense of duty and patriotism conflicts with the personal sacrifices many must make, and Jeremiah begins to understand the complexities of loyalty, courage, and loss. At school, Jeremiah learns about the world beyond Montgomery - from the suffragette movement advocating for women's rights to the technological advances that are transforming everyday life. The book captures how these larger events intersect with the innocence of childhood, as Jeremiah navigates friendships, family responsibilities, and the simple joys of being a child during a difficult time in history.