Womenwriters Stories

I've replaced cigarettes for you but turns out both are toxic.

The city taught her love in every wrong way. Mara moved to the city looking for love - what she found instead were lessons dressed as lovers. From liars with perfect smiles to dreamers who forgot her name, she's had it all - almost. Now, over takeout and cheap grape juice, she's finally telling her friends the truth about every heartbreak that turned her soft heart into survival instinct. Because in this city, love doesn't break your heart once. It breaks it in chapters.

A collection of my micro poems about love, heartbreak, mental health, women's right, and social injustices. All original work. I will be posting everyday. I hope you all will enjoy it. Thank you.

A story of a passionate soul, ambivert and kind of constant mood swings fighter. the soul tries to fly, but will it fly?/

Light Up The Skies is a poem written focused on the theme of 'Emerging From The Storm'. It was first written and published by Arkbound and Change Bristol, for mental health awareness day in 2020. It was the winning entry of the UK wide competition.

Just a girl who feels too much, thinks too deep, and writes when she can't explain things out loud. trying to find myself somewhere between work, love & late-night thoughts.

This is a freestyle poem I wrote at midnight. Hope you enjoy.

A grieving mother sees something for the first time. Written as an assignment for university.

Tashia is a billionaire divorcee with a hidden family secret that is about to be unleashed upon the world. Read on as she goes on an adventure to keep her legacy intact. Happy Reading!

Musings of a Mother

the Shadows of Black She saved lives with her hands. She ruled boardrooms with her silence. But when storms rose inside and outside her world, Dr. Shobitha Prasad discovered that even the strongest armor can crack. In a city where hospitals run like empires and billionaires play gods, she stands as both scalpel and shield - fighting for dignity, for justice, and for a love she never thought she'd allow. When Anvith Rajan, India's most powerful business heir, collides with her storm, sparks ignite - but so do enemies. Between politics, betrayal, and the weight of her own scars, Shobitha must choose: to stay hidden in the shadows of black, or to rise as the woman who turns storms into crowns. ✨ A tale of power, love, and resilience - where silence roars, and even shadows can shine like gold.

Being hot is easy. Being whole? That's the rebellion." - Toni Verticelli Forget the gloss and glitter-Women, What Cosmo Didn't Tell You by Toni Verticelli is the bold, hilarious, and unfiltered look at what womanhood really feels like. From spicy secrets to savage truths, this comedic and satirical take dives into the strange, ridiculous, and empowering things modern women do (and never talk about). Perfect for fans of feminist humor, real-talk, and witty reality checks. Explore quotes, funny excerpts, and shareable sass that celebrates being whole-not just hot.

Solidify; Verb. To make or become hard or solid. Example: "The magma slowly solidifies and forms crystals". To make stronger; reinforce. Example: "Social and political pressures helped to solidify national identities". This according to Oxford Languages.

The Good Luck Patch is a short story that explores the misunderstandings held between Mothers and Daughters. This short gives perspective and meaningful advice on what may be lacking in the misunderstanding of Daughters and their Mothers.

A life recorded in ink. A truth hidden between the lines." Lady Nelley Ashcroft was born into wealth, expectation, and silence. In her family's grand estate on the English-Scottish border, she is expected to be a proper lady-one who smiles, obeys, and never lowers herself to menial work. But in the quiet of the kitchens, beneath the weight of tradition, she finds solace in the scent of rosemary and the kneading of dough. Cooking is her escape. Writing is her refuge. But in a world where every move is scrutinized and every word carries consequences, even small acts of defiance do not go unnoticed. Through her journal entries, Nelley records the delicate balance between duty and desire, love and loneliness, freedom and captivity. Yet as patterns emerge and secrets rise to the surface, one truth becomes clear: not all reflections are honest, and not all cages have locks. Some stories unfold in ink. Others in what's left unsaid.

I'm going on my first flight in a week. I've been scared of trains, cars, planes. All form of travel since I can remember

Elara Hale grew up with music in her bones and silence in her story. Raised by a devoted father and haunted by the absence of the mother who vanished just after her birth, Elara pours her longing into the strings of her violin-each note a question she was too afraid to ask. But when a letter arrives on her eighteenth birthday from the woman who left, everything Elara thought she'd accepted begins to unravel. Liana Hale was once a girl who dreamed of being the kind of mother she never had. But when postpartum darkness threatened to consume her, she walked away-believing absence might be the only way to protect her daughter. Now, years later, she asks for only one thing: a chance to explain. As past and present collide beneath an old sycamore tree, Elara must decide whether knowing the truth will help her move forward-or reopen wounds she's worked so hard to heal. Told with lyrical prose and aching honesty, Becoming, Still is a tender novel about grief, reconnection, and the courage it takes to meet someone where they are-not where you needed them to be. It's a story of the love that stays, the love that returns, and the music that fills the silence between.

If You're Reading This... is a collection of raw, deeply personal diary entries that explore trauma, silence, and the long, complicated process of healing. Written in quiet, unguarded moments, these pages capture what it feels like to carry pain you don't always know how to name. Let alone share. Honest and unfiltered, this book isn't about perfect healing. It's about surviving, reflecting, and slowly finding your way back to yourself.

Sick of being trapped in this emotionally abusive situationship