Theyellowwallpaper Stories

Statement of... "Jane," regarding the woman in her wallpaper. Original statement given January 14th, 1892. Audio recording by Jonathan Sims, Head Archivist of the Magnus Institute, London. Statement begins. ~ + ~ There are women in my wall. I know you may think I'm crazy, but I've seen them. They run underneath the wallpaper, back and forth, frantically trying to free themselves from it, and they cannot get out. ~~~ Credit to rejectedtmastatements & monochromaticoccultist on tumblr for this idea! { https://www.pinterest.com/pin/631278072780577876/ } I saw this prompt on Pinterest and I knew immediately that I absolutely had to write it! Hope you enjoy <3 * This is intended to be a S1 statement, associated with the Spiral; case number #8921401. * But you're free to interpret it however you see fit! ^^ (Link to podfic by LenaReads on Archive Of Our Own: https://archiveofourown.org/works/39840585) ~~~ TWs and original AO3 tags: No Archive Warnings Apply Characters: Jonathan Sims, "Jane" Additional Tags: Original Statement (The Magnus Archives), Statement Fic (The Magnus Archives), Inspired by The Yellow Wallpaper, References to The Yellow Wallpaper, I don't know how to tag this, delicate mental state, Mental Health Issues, Psychological Trauma, Psychological Drama, The Spiral Fear Entity (The Magnus Archives), Canon-Typical The Spiral Content (The Magnus Archives), Angst, No beta we kayak like Tim, Podfic Welcome

''I get positivity angry with the impertinence of it and the everlastingness. Up and down and sideways they crawl, and those absurd, unblinking eyes are everywhere.'' (Or:) According to most food safety experts, margarine, when exposed to the elements, lasts for roughly one month before going bad.

This is a prequel to the story by Edgar Allan Poe.

A horrific story with a twist

A short story that is based off of the original story, The Yellow Wallpaper.

Though a short story, ' The Yellow Wallpaper ' is heavily layered with many inequalities, such as forced alienation, isolation, unequal gender dynamics, etc. that women of that era, faced, at the hands of patriarchal men. And even after 129 years of its first publication, it is still a very important book in the world of critics. And through this story, we are going to discuss how, " Alienation" can be considered a gift of freedom from arbitrary norms that those living on the margins of society did not make, and did not sanction.

This is a short story based on The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. If you have never read it before I highly suggest you do, there are tons of free PDF copies online if you want to read the original.

Representation of Gender in 'Jane Eyre' and 'The Yellow Wallpaper'.

Not my story I was watching American horror story and There was a reference to this story and I just found a free copy on the Internet so yer Hope u enjoy it I did