From My Journal To You
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Laatst gepubliceerd maa, jun. 6, 2022
My hand-written short stories from my journal to a digital platform. Here are some random short stories that do not connect to each other or the regular content I usually post. I limit myself to one page of my journal to see what I come up with which is why they are limited to around 100-200 words each. Enjoy this chaos I've created and see how my writing style changes from each story.
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