Vignettes Histoires

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These are a collection of random, one-shot short stories that don't relate to each other.

Nutty, zany, bizarre, cute, crazy, mostly true conundrums!!

I came back; I'm going to start posting my original work on wattpad again. The flaps are open to those who would like to read, and the book can be put back on the shelf to those who would not. I sure do hope I don't have to deal with plagiarism; It's never easy. This is Shade of Clouds. Welcome! Similar to The Bunker, this will serve as writing's keeper; my journal, a vent book, a notebook for my thoughts, my poems, prose, and vignettes (short stories)! --- published on: May 2020 plagiarism practicers will get dunked on with a bOnk

When three teenagers decide to float down the Russian River on a pool raft, headed toward the place where the river meets the sea, their stories and the stories of other characters - including a rock band, a bachelorette party, a tetris addict, and an elderly bar owner - converge and hinge on each other in interesting ways.

A collection of vignettes and poetry. The words motionless Yet they move with eloquence Down my spine

These are just small stories and vignettes

Before hell froze over, Hopes Peak Academy was a fun place to be in. Every day was something new and...bizarre to say the least. But the most bizarre thing is when a Solider and a Lucky Person meet for the first time, and many times afterwards...but you know what they say it all starts with a smile.

a series of short stories told by our 17 yr old narrator

These are all school essays that I've written in my middle school/high school career. ~ Currently: 15 years old, Junior in high school.

Just a a bunch of The House On Mango Street inspired vignettes/short stories Written in two parts: Loser Girl and Letters To Marza *Trigger warning: this story may touch on abuse, assault, self harm, and depression*

THis is a "story" that asks questions that people with depression and anxiety ask themselves everyday.

A novella composed of a series of vignettes written by teens in society

Discover the heart of two languages-one story at a time. In English Tagalog Phrases Told Like a Story, everyday expressions are transformed into moments of warmth, wonder, and memory. Blending English and Tagalog with an eye for rhythm, culture, and emotional resonance, each phrase is gently woven into short, vignette-style reflections-part phrasebook, part quiet meditation. Whether you're reconnecting with your roots, learning Tagalog for the first time, or simply savoring the shared spaces between languages, this collection invites you to feel the pulse of daily life across two tongues. These aren't just translations-they're stories that whisper, linger, and speak to something more universal: the language of the soul. Perfect for bilingual readers, language learners, and anyone who loves narratives that live between the lines.

Ciao!~ Avi here- I've been getting more into writing vignettes for a while now (not even sure if it's the correct word for what I've turned it into) but at some point I did a challenge. I decided to write one a day for a month with a time limit of thirty minutes. Here is the result of that. I may also add a few more, not tied to the challenge. These vignettes were a way for me to write out ideas and flesh them out a bit as time passed, so please enjoy! If you see a signature on any of the pictures (other than XIX) that would be my moms signature. She was actually the one to convince me to do this vignette challenge. She made all the pictures for the [DxA] section, so thanks to her! The [DxA] section is all from the challenge. Any further vignettes are not correlated to the challenge. ([DxD] is included in the challenge.)

A bizarre collection of short stories inspired by a single word (the title of each chapter). Lengths can vary and most are dark, but some are humorous with a little romance, and slice-of-life sprinkled in (genre in title).

a small book of vignette poems swathed in a depression blanket made by an insecure teen

These blurbs are simply thoughts of mine or relate to my life in some way. I hope readers are able to achieve a glimpse at my personality and understand my work's purpose...to simply make me happy. I encourage readers to find metaphorical messages hidden behind the words or at least respect my creativity. Thank you to any reader who happens to stumble upon this collection. Please leave any feedback! Have a great day or night!